Music Scene this weekend in Portland

Looking for something to do this weekend?  Here’s who you can catch on the Portland Music Scene April 7-9, 2017:

Roseland Theater:

Tritonal
Friday, April 7th
8PM
18 and over only

Wonder Ballroom:

The Infamous Stringdusters with Jackalope Saints
Friday, April 7th
Doors open at 7pm
21 and over only

Marco Benevento with Wyndham and Lilah Larson
Saturday, April 8
Doors open at 8
All ages show

Mitski with Kadhja Bonet and Steady Holiday
Sunday, April 9
Doors open at 7:30
All ages show

Doug Fir Lounge:

Moon Hooch with Animal Eyes and The Lucy Ring
Friday, April 7th
Doors open at 8pm
21 and over only

Vanessa Carlton
Saturday, April 8th
Doors open at 8pm
21 and over only

Wrekmeister Harmonies
Sunday, April 9th
Doors open at 8pm
21 and over only

Bossanova Ballroom:

PDX-RATED April Edition Birlesque/Dance/EDM, Kink, Performing Arts
Friday, April 7
9pm-2am
21 and over only

INFERNO! Spring Fling
Saturday, April 8th
7-11:55pm
21 and over only

Paper moon Caberet: Tiki Tastic
Sunday, April 9
Doors open 6pm
21 and over only

Dante’s:

CAPTURED! BY ROBOTS w/Spazztic Blurr, Rotting Slab, and Snakes
Saturday, April 8
Show starts at 9pm
21 and over only

JACKYL with Breaker Breaker followed by Sinferno Cabaret
Sunday, April 9
Show starts at 8pm
21 and over only

Mississippi Studios:

Dirty Revival and Midtown Social
Friday, April 7
Doors open at 8pm
21 and over only

Stephen Ashbrook
Saturday, April 8
Doors open at 6:30
21 and over only

Entrance at the High Water Mark and Hollow Sidewalks
Saturday, April 8
Doors open at 8
21 and over only

Jump Jack Sound Machine and Phynky Wavy Lines, Lamar Leroy, Force Publique, Jump Jack Resident DJS: Chanti Darling and Nasty Tasha
Saturday, April 8
Doors open and show starts at 10pm

21 and over only


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