It was an honor and a pleasure to welcome Brian Hall of TENTS into the Portland Radio Project studio last week. Brian dropped in on Subculture and introduced our listeners to a couple of tunes from the bands debut LP … Continue Reading
The Hugs stopped by Subculture last week, in between making awesome videos and releasing a new EP, to treat listeners to a couple of acoustic tunes and some huggable chit chat.
Their pop meets indie rock esthetic makes the Hugs … Continue Reading
Chase Atlantic stopped by the Portland Radio Project studio and did what they do best…won our hearts with their soulful sound and gracious charm.
The band is currently touring with Warner Bros. label mates Lights and DCF, stopping in … Continue Reading
Jamie Drake played three exclusive tracks on her recent Drop-In Session appearance on Portland Radio Project! Check it out at the bottom of this article for her interview with Jen Emerson, and live performances of To My Love, Everything’s Fine, … Continue Reading
Cardioid is the musical project of singer, songwriter, guitarist, keys player, chef and human, Lizzy Ellison. She spent a generous hour and a half with me at the Portland Radio Project studios to talk about her new home in L.A., … Continue Reading
The Slants dropped by Subculture to talk about their recent Supreme Court victory, their musical evolution and to regale our listeners with a live acoustic performance.
Don’t let the polo shirts fool you….these guys fought for eight years to trademark … Continue Reading
… Continue ReadingBastille Day Celebration with the
Veronica’s pick:
Ziggy Marley is coming to Edgefield…
Teri’s picks:
Chris Margolin & The Dead Bird Collection, Falcon … Continue Reading
Always time for The Blues to build up our spirits and let music overcome not subject to us to adversity. Saturday Joe brought in the right man for the job. Singer, songwriter and storyteller, Doug MacLeod.
Blues music promoter Cherie Robbins and Cascade Blues Association’s president Greg Slim Lively Johnson sat in with Saturday Joe for a special two-hour Blues segment ahead of a busy summer of festivals and shows. Be in the know!
Portland’s piano legend, Tom Grant, joined PRP’s Rebecca Webb and Michele Van Kleef in the studio for a drop-in session to share his new cd, Sipping Beauty. It’s Grant’s second album targeting the New Age market, but his 29th … Continue Reading
Ryan Sollee from The Builders and The Butchers visited the PRP studio for a Drop-In Session with The Bus Stop host Heather Hanson on May 3, 2017. Listen to the podcast below to hear Ryan play three tracks live from … Continue Reading
This past Wednesday Mandy Payne from Skull Diver and Thomas Gardell from Anothernight spent some time in the studio with PRP host Heather Hanson on The Bus Stop to play some tunes live and talk about Skull Diver’s upcoming full … Continue Reading
Naomi Sparrow and Rob Stroup leave no doubt that everything they do in their separate and together lives has an incredible depth of meaning. And we are the beneficiaries of their passion for writing and creating music.
New Music from Eyelids! No stranger to the music scene, Chris Slusarenko of Eyelids, came into the Portland Radio Project Studio for an *eye-opening* Drop-In Session!
With members who collectively have shared stage … Continue Reading
Django Soulo and Tommy Alexander visited The Bus Stop last week to chat with PRP host Heather Hanson and share new music. Look out for Django Soulo’s new self-titled album out May 5th and listen to the Drop-In Session at … Continue Reading
PRP’s weekly concert picks help you, beautiful music lover, to find your way to a show you’ll love! We have a wealth of affordable live music in our fair city – support your local artists and catch some fine music … Continue Reading
Portland musician and songwriter Kendall Core treated listeners to live performances of three new songs from her upcoming EP “Crazy Dog” on PRP’s The Bus Stop this past Wednesday afternoon. She talked candidly with host Heather Hanson about her musical … Continue Reading
Fresh off the Treefort Music Fest leg of their tour, which included three performances at the annual Boise music festival many bands hit after making the trek to SXSW, all four members of Oakland based Everyone Is Dirty paid … Continue Reading
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