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Get ready to spice up your brunch plans—we've got a fierce and fabulous drag brunch like no other! Hosted by the sensational Quesa D’Mondays, this high-energy show serves up bold performances, delicious eats, and plenty of sass.

Wild Flowers is the long time studio project of engineer/producer Kyle Patrick Cregan, sprung to life with the inimitable groove-heavy backings of Bailey J. Warren (Guitar/Vocals), Jacob Miller (Bass), Colin Bushart (Piano) and Hunter Maxson (Drums). Lending an ear to 60s/70s AM radio pop influence, the band/project blends elements of rock & roll, soul, folk and psychedelia. They are joined by Rodeo Wilson and ML Johnson.

DISCO NOT DISCO is an intersectional dance party where hedonistic disco extravagance fans the flames of DIY punk spirit for an “anything goes” kinda vibe. Probing inspiration from late-70s NYC punk-funk revelry, to the low-key gloss of 80s freestyle-electro, to the sleaziest of indie dance, DISCO NOT DISCO is a party built on the sweaty, obscure fringes of yesteryear that still inform the freakiest dance floors of now. Come as you are. Keep Portland Weird, forever. Doors at 9PM + Free AF.

Rayon is the nom-de-plume used by Portland musician, Eric Sabatino. Eric spent years playing with bands in Detroit and Portland, sometimes filling in with as many as six bands at once. These days fully focused on his own music, Rayon comes from years of experience writing, collaborating, working in studios, and touring with some of the pacific northwest’s hardest working bands. He and the band are joined by Laura Palmer's Death Parade and Casual Violence in celebrating their album release. 

Join Portland’s Wilclone for a joyous tribute to Wilco, Chicago’s finest alt-country-turned-indie-rock-turned-wisened-folk band of all time. Hang out with fellow fans, raise a glass and rejoice in thirty years of incredible independent music. They are joined by Rose Parade (Elliot Smith) and Hoagie (originals).

Inspired by the legendary acts of West Coast country music, Jacob Weldon blends the raw energy of 90s honky tonk with the storytelling tradition of classic country. His music carries the twang of Bakersfield, grit of early Dwight Yoakam and a touch of rock ‘n’ roll swagger. Joined by Texas native Cory Cross, who has been honing his specific brand of country music for over a decade. Getting his start playing guitar in church, he draws inspiration from songwriters like Townes Van Zandt & John Prine. 

Katy & the Null Sets is the long-time "solo project" of Katy Ohsiek, vocalist and songwriter of Portland disco group Foamboy. Katy's melodies, lyricism, and unique song forms borrow from bossa nova, neo-soul, mid-2000's indie rock, and modern americana. They're joined by Pillow Spiders, the moniker of musician, songwriter and singer, Kiki Paroissien-Arce, who transports the listener into a dream-like sonic world through a blend of folk, pop and experimental influences. 

Fern Spores is an all woman rock band hailing from Olympia, WA. Gracefully flowing between vintage psych folk melodies, garage rock riffs, clever covers, and soulful Americana ballads they curate a truly original sound. Angsty but uplifting, whimsical yet fierce, and as rock as it is roll. They are joined by Flying Caravan and Stephanie Strange.

The Pele Rava is a psych rock and experimental jam band based in Southeast Portland. Their Debut album “The Pele Rava In Wonderland” carries a wide array of sounds, from Neo-soul to classic rock, to Jazz, and has accumulated thousands of streams. The Band is steadily pushing ahead for new sounds as they plan for the release of a new EP this Summer. They are joined by Salt Slug and John St. Just.

A seven member Bongo-Based Garage Yacht act brewed from the synth swamps of the PNW. Who is H-Dawg? What is a Smawg? Find out on August 24th when they release their debut album “A Rock n’ Roll Fever Dream”. They are joined by Art Gecko and Shawna Pair.