Snack is a 9-piece funk juggernaut based in PDX. Tonight, they are joined by fellow dance floor fillers, Fox Walker and Flying Caravan. $10

Portland’s longest running DJ Dance Night, Soul Stew delivers deep & delicious cuts of funk, soul, disco & break beats on vinyl 45s. $10

PLEASE NOTE THE EARLIER DOORS! We are excited for tonight's triple bill headlined by Family Mystic.
Family Mystic is a four piece vocal ensemble surfing the ebb & flows of present day Portland. Redefining what creating music from the deep realms of the heart can truly be--vulnerable, poignant, dynamic, direct and multidimensional. They merge elements of classic funk/soul , 60s/70s psychedelia, a splash of progressive jazz fusion and tight vocal arrangements to answer a frequent question. "What genre is this?" We like to call it feel good music. Bringing people of all ages together in unity !
Seattles' Whalien are a fast rising and eclectic jamband that should not be missed! $12 Adv/$15 Day of Show

Join us Sundays from 7pm until late for our Drink and Draw in the upstairs pub. All skill levels welcome. Work on your own art projects or collaborate with someone. Markers and 228's are sometimes available but bring your own supplies. This event is free, weekly and open to anyone 21+ who enjoys drawing!

Laugh Basement Comedy Showcase is now a weekly Monday event! Hosted by Hewitt Pagenstecher, Laugh Basement delivers the funniest comics from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Check back for tonight’s line-up soon. $10

Sean McLean (World's Finest) and the Vibetenders are a rootsy jamband with elements of soul, blues, funk and bluegrass. They are a perfect fit for our October Tuesday residency. Expect special guest and lots of dancing throughout the month! $5

Billy and the Box Kid emerged as a duo in the Bend open mic scene when singer-songwriter Anderson Koenig (also known as Billy) and Scottie McClelland (the Box Kid) collided, both searching for an outlet for their musical talent. They combined Koenig's fast-paced acoustic country Rock and Roll with McClelland's high-energy and distinctive style of playing the Cajon aka "box drum". The band has since expanded into a four-piece with the addition of Tommy Lutz on mandolin and Ben Woessner on bass, along with other members of the Bend music community, they create a unique sound for the group. Their music is influenced by 1950s rock and roll, country, and bluegrass, with a hint of Southern blues. $8

Come in costume and dance the night away! Portland’s longest running DJ Dance Night, Soul Stew delivers deep & delicious cuts of funk, soul, disco & break beats on vinyl 45s. $10

Our annual funky Halloween weekend costume party returns!!! Takimba will be re-mixing classic funk, hiphop, disco and more into the wee hours. This is not a party you want to miss! $15

Join us Sundays from 7pm until late for our Drink and Draw in the upstairs pub. All skill levels welcome. Work on your own art projects or collaborate with someone. Markers and 228's are sometimes available but bring your own supplies. This event is free, weekly and open to anyone 21+ who enjoys drawing!

Laugh Basement Comedy Showcase is now a weekly Monday event! Hosted by Hewitt Pagenstecher, Laugh Basement delivers the funniest comics from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Check back for tonight’s line-up soon. $10

Sean McLean (World's Finest) and the Vibetenders are a rootsy jamband with elements of soul, blues, funk and bluegrass. They are a perfect fit for our October Tuesday residency. Expect special guest and lots of dancing throughout the month! $5

Thirsty City is our monthly beats showcase. Hosted by Slurgeon, the night features 5 of the city's best producer/dj's unveiling their newest tracks. $10

The longest-running Bollywood Halloween party in the world is a Portland original, a wild dance party celebrating twenty-two years! It's an amazing evening and we hope to see you there! $15

Dance and party to classic funk, soul, disco, jazz and various funky jams, skillfully mixed by resident DJ’s Mr Jeigh and Magneto. $10

Eldridge Gravy & The Court Supreme is a funk juggernaut. Backed by the hot, gritty orchestration of the 13 member Court Supreme, front man Eldridge Gravy easily works dance floors to a fever pitch with his full-bore performance and smooth rapport with the audience.
In 2022, the group released a series of themed digital singles from an upcoming collection. Recorded at the Funk Castle, mixed by Floyd Reitsma at Studio Litho.
Over the past few years EG&tCS have headlined practically every prestigious venue in Seattle and Portland, including Crocodile, Neumos, Tractor Tavern, Showbox, goodfoot lounge, Doug Fir Lounge and Star Theater. They have also ruthlessly funked thousands of festivalgoers at Bumbershoot, the Waterfront Blues Festival in Portland, July 4th at Gasworks Park, and Summer Meltdown. $12 Adv/ $15 at the door

Join us Sundays from 7pm until late for our Drink and Draw in the upstairs pub. All skill levels welcome. Work on your own art projects or collaborate with someone. Markers and 228's are sometimes available but bring your own supplies. This event is free, weekly and open to anyone 21+ who enjoys drawing!

With a nod to the avant-garde movement of the early 20th century, Dada Sonics challenges conventions with their fearless approach to composition and improvisational performance. Their music is a collision of ideas and influences, a kaleidoscope of sound that invites listeners to explore new realms of auditory experience.
Dada Sonics is not merely a band but a sonic manifesto—a declaration of independence from the ordinary, a celebration of the unpredictable, and a testament to the enduring power of artistic collaboration.
Comprising esteemed talents Jessica Lurie and Arne Livingston, acclaimed for their exploits with Living Daylights, alongside the visionary keystrokes of Galen Clark (Outer Orbit/Trio Subtonic) the electrifying guitar riffs of Tate Peterson (The Resolectrics), and Kirk Kalbfleisch on drums, Dada Sonics stands as a testament to artistic exploration and sonic evolution. $10

You’ve heard this before, but the whimsically named Jonathan Scales Fourchestra is really tough to describe. Veering from in-your-face, jaw dropping chops and passion, to those quiet moments when the background noise disappears and you hold your breath to take in a soundscape of solitude, the power trio of electric bass (E'Lon JD), drums (Maison Guidry), and steel pans (Jonathan Scales) combines elements of jazz, classical, and progressive rock, peppered with Latin rhythms and soulful outbursts of funk. From club and festival stages across North America and Europe, and tours of Africa, Southeast and Central Asia as a Cultural Ambassador for the US Department of State, to their NPR Tiny Desk Concert featuring Béla Fleck, the Fourchestra’s live shows make even the most jaded listeners forget where they are… even if just for a precious moment.

This may seem an odd thing to say, but on the verge of releasing their eighth studio recording, Jonathan Scales Fourchestra is only now truly embracing their identity as a group. For many years, Jonathan’s live band was a fluid lineup of top-notch musicians, and even included an “all-star” version with bassist MonoNeon (Prince, Nas), drummer Sput Searight (Snarky Puppy, Snoop Dogg) and percussionist Weedie Braimah (Trombone Shorty, Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah), as well as a number of other marquee players. Now, however, the Fourchestra is a decidedly indivisible band, and Jonathan is writing for the trio, not just the pans. $15