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Lucion Hall is a four-piece band from Portland Oregon that plays sentimental garage rock. Tinged with elements of power pop and shoegaze, the nuanced songwriting can be both tender and muscular. Songwriter Lucion brings a style and persona influenced by the lyricism of Elliott Smith, the attitude of The Cramps, and the art rock theatricality of the Talking Heads. The new album Ready or Not showcases the band's range as the tracks are equally likely to inspire a raging mosh pit or a toe tapping two-step.

Join us for the inaugural karaoke night at Lollipop. Bring yr friends, request yr favorite song. This night is free baby. No cover.

​Do I Look Like I’m In Love?, the new full-length from The Prids, illustrates the Portland dark pop band’s mettle through keen lyrical observations, but also in its attention to sonic detail and song craft—this record couldn’t have been made by any other band at any other time. “Do I Look Like I’m In Love?” and “The Shape” both swirl and build like dreams filled with grey skies and the flickering faces of past friends and lovers.

Celebrate one year of Wahala with DJs Chaach + Songo + Wabbi + Floyd Vader + Hans Barklis. Afrobeat sets with live percussion. Free, no cover.

METHODS BODY (Portland, OR) creates original sound art and music using custom tuning systems, involuted polyrhythms, and the cadences of language. John Niekrasz (Ecstatic Peace, ESP-Disk') and Luke Wyland (The Leaf Label, Hometapes, Aagoo Records) use bespoke live-sampling technologies and spontaneous composition to inhabit waves of subliminal melody and deep, uncanny grooves. METHODS BODY's second LP, Plural Not Possessive, is out on Beacon Sound in June of 2023.

Boogie, funk, soul etc all vinyl DJ dance party. Free, no cover.

Boogie + disco + dance music. Free, no cover.

Kicking Giant is a minimalist indie punk band comprised of guitarist Tae Won Yu and drummer Rachel Carns. Formed in 1990 in New York City, they relocated to Olympia, Washington in 1992 after playing the International Pop Underground Convention the previous year. DIY hardliners, they released three cassette-only albums between 1990 and 1992, followed by a full-length album, Alien i.D. on K Records in 1994. Kicking Giant’s sound was characterized by the pairs’ minimal instrumentation and impassioned live performances.