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SUMMARY:THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS
DESCRIPTION:30th Anniversary Flood Tour \nRescheduled (again) from 2020. \n****Ages 16 and up ONLY\, no exceptions.**** \nGeneral Admission standing room only event. \nAll sales are final. No refunds or exchanges. Tickets are non-transferable. Will Call name changes are not permitted. \n“Print at Home” Method of Delivery is suggested to avoid potentially long Will Call lines at the Box Office Day Of Show. Print at home tickets can be physically printed out or displayed on your phone to be scanned at the door. \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/monqui-presents-an-evening-with-they-might-be-giants-16/
LOCATION:Crystal Ballroom\, 1332 W Burnside St\, Portland\, OR\, 97209\, United States
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SUMMARY:Liz Phair: I Was Almost There Livestream
DESCRIPTION:Liz Phair’s her first ever streaming event! “Hey Lou Hey Liz”. In addition to new songs “Hey Lou” and “Good Side\,” Liz will be performing classic songs from her catalogue with her first producer and longtime collaborator Brad Wood. The two will also discuss their long history of work together. Come take a musical journey! \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/liz-phair-i-was-almost-there-livestream/
LOCATION:Live Stream
CATEGORIES:Oregon,Washington Canada,Wonder Ballroom
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SUMMARY:The Besnard Lakes Livestream #2
DESCRIPTION:YYYESS!! Get on the get on for the concert events coming to an internet near you! Individual tickets $13 USD or all three for $30 USD. live\nPS: Yes\, we will be playing different sets for each show! \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/the-besnard-lakes-livestream-2/
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SUMMARY:Brandy Clark’s “Your Life is Still A Record” Anniversary Stream
DESCRIPTION:One year after the release of her two time Grammy nominated album\, Your Life Is A Record\, Brandy Clark celebrates the release of the deluxe version with an intimate night of storytelling and music live from Nashville\, Tennessee. Tune in to hear familiar favorites from Your Life Is A Record as well as some never before played tracks from the deluxe album. \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/brandy-clarks-your-life-is-still-a-record-anniversary-stream/
LOCATION:Live Stream
CATEGORIES:Oregon,Washington Canada,Wonder Ballroom
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SUMMARY:Colter Wall & The Scary Prairie Boys: LIVE In Front Of Nobody
DESCRIPTION: A behind the scenes look at Colter Wall with his band\, The Scary Prairie Boys. Sitting down for a special live session in Nashville’s historic Sound Emporium\, Colter and his band perform select favorites from his catalog\, including some special covers and a few surprises. \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/colter-wall-the-scary-prairie-boys-live-in-front-of-nobody/
LOCATION:Live Stream
CATEGORIES:Oregon,Washington Canada,Wonder Ballroom
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SUMMARY:St. Paul & The Broken Bones "Sea of Noise" Livestream
DESCRIPTION:St. Paul & The Broken Bones present a special performance of ‘Sea of Noise’ in its entirety at The Alabama Theatre on March 12\nHailing from Birmingham\, Alabama\, St. Paul & The Broken Bones formed in 2012\, and have exploded in popularity since by bringing their funky\, soul filled rock & roll to stages and homes across the world! In 2016\, the band released their sophomore album ‘Sea of Noise’\, seen as a giant progression forward with tones that contemplate racial inequality and political unrest. ‘Sea of Noise’ elevated the group beyond the “party band” status and instilled a deeper appreciation among music lovers far and wide. Join with other fans on Friday\, March 12 at 9pm ET to watch St. Paul & The Broken Bones perform ‘Sea of Noise’ in its entirety streamed from The Alabama Theatre in their own stomping grounds of Birmingham! \nThe show will be available on demand for a limited time following the initial stream on March 12. \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/st-paul-the-broken-bones-sea-of-noise-livestream/
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SUMMARY:TENNIS with support Molly Burch
DESCRIPTION:Rescheduled date. 2020 tickets honored \nThis Event is All Ages \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/tennis-with-support-molly-burch/
LOCATION:Wonder Ballroom\, 128 Ne Russell Street\, Portland\, OR\, 97212\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Besnard Lakes Livestream #3
DESCRIPTION:YYYESS!! Get on the get on for the concert events coming to an internet near you! Individual tickets $13 USD or all three for $30 USD. live\nPS: Yes\, we will be playing different sets for each show! \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/the-besnard-lakes-livestream-3/
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED JoJo - good to know tour. REFUNDS AT POINT OF PURCHASE
DESCRIPTION:THIS SHOW IS CANCELLED. IF YOU PURCHASED YOUR TICKETS ONLINE\, AN AUTOMATIC REFUND WILL BE ISSUED TO YOUR CARD WITHIN 30 DAYS.IF YOU PURCHASED YOUR TICKETS IN PERSON AT THE WONDER BALLROOM BOX OFFICE\, PLEASE CONTACT THE VENUE FOR A REFUND. \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/cancelled-jojo-good-to-know-tour-refunds-at-point-of-purchase/
LOCATION:Wonder Ballroom\, 128 Ne Russell Street\, Portland\, OR\, 97212\, United States
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SUMMARY:Chad VanGaalen Livestream
DESCRIPTION:2020 was a terrible year for gardening. It was terrible for peppers\, it was terrible for tomatoes\, it was terrible for the condition of the soul. But Chad VanGaalen somehow raised a garden all the same: carrots and sprouts and broccoli and a revivifying new album\, all of them grown at home. He likes to eat directly off the plant\, he says—”I get down on my knees and graze. It’s nice to feel the vegetables in your face”—and the 13 songs on World’s Most Stressed Out Gardener were harvested with just such a spirit: in their raw state\, young and vegetal\, at the very moment\, they were made. \n\nWhat that means is that the Calgary songwriter’s new album is a psychedelic bumper crop. A collection of tunes that does away with obsessiveness\, the anxiety of perfectionism\, in favor of freshness and immediacy — capturing the world as it was met while recording alone at home over a period of years. “Don’t overthink it\,” VanGaalen told himself again and again\, despite the push/pull love/hate of his relationship with songwriting. “I’m always trying to get outside of the song—but then I realize I love the song.”\nThis is a record that gleams with VanGaalen’s musical signatures: found sound\, reverb\, polychromatic folk music that is by turns cartoonish and hyperphysical—like ultra magnified footage of a virus or a leaf. Apparently\, the LP began life as a “pretty minimal” flute record. (There’s only a vestige now\, on “Flute Peace”—one of three instrumentals.) Later it became an electronic record “for a while” and finally\, “right at the last second\,” it “turned into a pile of garbage.” The good kind of garbage: glinting\, useful\, free. Music as compost—leaves\, and branches ready to be re-ingested by the earth\, turned into a flower. \n\nThroughout these 40 minutes\, VanGaalen floats from mania to solace to oblivion\, searching for zen in all the wrong places. “Turn up the radio / I think we’re dead\,” he sings on “Nothing Is Strange”; or\, on the inside-out rocker “Nightmare Scenario”: “You’re stressed out when you should be feeling very well.” The singer’s mental landscape is rotting and redemptive\, beautiful in spite of itself—and his soundscapes reflect this fertile decay. He has been influenced by his instrumental work on TV scores (Dream Corp’s third season began this fall)\, but still “nothing can really replace the human voice\,” he admits. Like Arthur Russell or Syd Barrett\, it’s VanGaalen’s vocals that shine a path through the swampland—from the cello-lashed “Water Brother” to “Starlight”’s krautrock pipe-dream. \n\nThese days\, VanGaalen cherishes the privacy of the studio\, the capacity to wander around\, get distracted\, and “move at the speed of life.” Whereas once he would obsess over mic techniques\, now he puts the microphone in the same place every time—trying to capture a song quickly\, the idea at its heart. He’ll act on his infatuations—for the flute\, a squeaky clarinet\, his basement’s copper plumbing (remade into xylophones for “Samurai Sword”)—and then he’ll try to get out\, “veering away from responsibility\,” before he overdoes his stay. \n\nIn the end\, it’s like gardening. You have to live with your horrible decision-making; the weather’s going to fuck you if it wants to; and if you plant a hundred heads of broccoli\, “now you gotta eat a hundred heads of broccoli—or watch them go to seed.” But mostly VanGaalen just tries to be a deer: “I remember seeing some deer come out in the Okanagan Valley once\,” he says\, “watching them wait for a sunbeam to hit a perfect bunch of grapes—and then eating them right out of the sunbeam. I’d recommend that.” \nYou can do it too—taste the sun-swabbed grapes—when World’s Most Stressed Out Gardener is released on March 19\, 2021. \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/chad-vangaalen-livestream/
LOCATION:Live Stream
CATEGORIES:Oregon,Washington Canada,Wonder Ballroom
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SUMMARY:Beats Antique
DESCRIPTION:Beats Antique\nYou can’t know Beats Antique until you’ve been a part of its journey\, and experienced the act as an entity with a life of its own. A stage show that demands more music; music that needs costumes\, ships and masks and shadow dances; an audience that comes for art\, and takes away stories to feed their imagination. \nWhen Beats Antique first drew breath\, there was no pressure to become anything. The first album was just Zoe\, David\, and Tommy’s one-off experimental project for entertainment executive Miles Copeland\, when Zoe performed with his Bellydance Superstars. From that creative freedom\, a family formed\, and in a good family each member wears many hats. Tommy steering percussion\, piano\, and music production. Zoe producing music\, choosing themes and commanding a circus of travelling set designs\, creating costuming\, and\, of course\, dancing like nothing you’ve ever seen. David as the multi-instrumentalist\, captain of banjo\, songwriting\, and production. These diverse skills are the muscle of the monster\, how the creature moves through them\, making itself real. \nSome music evolved organically from the decades of experience each collaborator brings to the project. Other pieces were written for the show. In deeply vulnerable interplay\, every song is woven into a tapestry of danced and drummed story. Commitment to the full performance art form is how Beats Antique fuses musical worlds\, pulling on global sounds for experiments on the fringes of cinematic cabaret\, informed by electronic mash-ups and inspirations who have joined them on the journey such as Les Claypool\, Bassnectar\, Alam Khan\, The Glitch Mob\, and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. \nEach album and stage show has built upon the last\, with highlights such as: emergence from the bellydance and bass underground in the San Francisco Bay; performing to a massive crowd at Red Rocks Amphitheater; Thievery Corporation and their management discovering Beats Antique one fateful night at Burning Man; artist friends painting set pieces\, or donning masks for the finale; performing in Egypt on the day some said the world would end; and playing a hometown show at The Fox on the night Occupy Oakland was evicted and merged with their fans to light bonfires in the street and leap over the flames. \nBeats Antique is lifted in each step by loyal fans who are included in their definition of chosen family. Whether they’ve been music producers or appreciators\, acrobats\, illustrators\, or students of Zoe’s\, the multigenerational\, welcoming faces in the crowd are the fire that keeps Beats Antique warm\, and ready to explore new depths for the sake of these many muses. They aim for a show anyone can enjoy\, a circus that feeds the spirit. \nIn this place\, where they can teach and create and converse with their creation like it’s a dragon come to life full of riddles and blustery demands\, Beats Antique is weaving a unique story. \nThe moons of 2019 will rise on The Grand Bizarre\, Beats Antique’s next musical and theatrical endeavor. It’s time to explore what is strange through the large culture collider that is their stage. The world is moving at a frantic pace\, and to keep up\, there’s nowhere to go but deep inside The Grand Bizarre. Open the door of perception and discover an expansive\, rusty\, nuclear truth — the only way out is into the strange. The only thing weirder than this world\, is what’s happening in your head. What’s the difference\, you might wonder? As soon as you join this freakshow\, such confusion won’t matter. Find an event near you at BeatsAntique.com \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/beats-antique/
LOCATION:Crystal Ballroom\, 1332 W Burnside St\, Portland\, OR\, 97209\, United States
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED. REFUNDS AT POINT OF PURCHASE. STEPHEN MALKMUS
DESCRIPTION:CANCELLED. REFUNDS AT POINT OF PURCHASE.IF YOU PURCHASED YOUR TICKETS ONLINE\, A REFUND WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE ISSUED. \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/cancelled-refunds-at-point-of-purchase-stephen-malkmus/
LOCATION:Wonder Ballroom\, 128 Ne Russell Street\, Portland\, OR\, 97212\, United States
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SUMMARY:Postponed. Stay tuned for a new date. BRANDY CLARK
DESCRIPTION:Your Life is a Record \n“To me\,” says six-time Grammy-nominee Brandy Clark of Your Life is a Record\, “it’s endings and beginnings. You know\, sometimes you have to have endings to have those beautiful beginnings. I hope people listening find themselves in me finding myself.” \nFor Clark\, who’s quietly become the go-to female creative for unlikely strength and compass-style truth\, Record takes her gentle humanity and ability to sketch people’s motivations and conflicts\, but instead of surveying the world around her\, the woman The New York Times hails as “both a formalist and a sly subversive” looks in the mirror. \nA nuanced songwriter-leaning album\, string sections\, the occasional oboe\, a raw accordion supplement the essential nucleus of producer Jay Joyce\, Giles Reeves and Jedd Hughes cutting live — and always Clark’s melted caramel and sunshine voice\, an instrument that carries dusky desire\, unfettered joy and torchy ache with equal ease. As Joyce affirms\, “Brandy’s like the (Linda) Ronstadt of today. She’s not a show-off\, but so powerful and honest. When she sings\, you believe her. And she can sing anything.”” \nThat kind of knowing transparency is a signature of her writing and her performing. Record\, Clark admits was a game-changer on many levels. The woman whose been nominated for the overall Best New Artist Grammy\, as well as Best Country Vocal Performance\, Album and Song\, confesses\, “I’m a better singer after this record. Jay really pushed me\, and pushed me to back off\, ‘Sing like you’re whispering in someone’s ear\,’ he’d say. It’s so different.” \n“Jay calls this a break-up record\, which it is. But it’s a bit of me breaking up with my idea of what country radio is\, too. It freed us up. There’s a vulnerability that’s not been on other records. The clever word stuff\, the writing\, I always love that. But this is different.” \nFrom the Dusty in Memphis torch of unbridled desire igniting “Love is a Fire” to the minor-key memories in “Bad Car\,” the lush slink of wishing to unknow “Can We Be Strangers” to the falter and dignity of “Apologies” unheard\, Clark embraces grown up stuff — and it’s played for emotional tenor/gravitas it deserves. \n“When Jay and I sat down\, we wanted to challenge ourselves to cut it all acoustic\, which seems crazy\, because Jay is such an electric guy. But he was like a kid at Christmas. He promised\, ‘This isn’t going to feel like a sleepy record.’ You know\, he knows how to take a straight-up ballad and put movement to it.” \nOn the sweeping “Who You Thought I Was\,” the post break-up reckoning recognizing who you ought to be after a catalogue of personas discarded along the way\, the freewheeling track started simply enough. Laughing Clark says of the ebullient song inspired by a John Prine acceptance speech\, “I played it in the original key\, then Jed played it in a few other keys. There are seven\, eight guitars going on in there. We played it slow\, then sped it up.” \nFor something coming from a hard place\, there’s a lot of delight. In Clark’s world\, happiness is something to find along the way — and she works hard to maintain buoyancy even in the dark places. “Pawn Shop\,” with its organ pads\, guitar swirl and quick-ticking rim tapping\, takes the moment of flickering hope in the disappointment to create sparkle in the surrender. In a smoky voice\, she moves from a woman trying to cash in a wedding band for a bus ticket to a songwriter giving up a guitar with the shreds of his dream still inside. \n“Pawn shops are sad to me\,” she begins. “I had an uncle who owned one\, and I know people don’t go in there on their best days. They need money\, and they’re thinking maybe something they’ve got’s worth way more than it is…”\nHer voice drifts\, then Clark’s optimism kicks in. “Life’s a pawn shop\, you know? Some old person died\, or whatever happened\, that sadness is the beginning of someone else’s dream.” \nRaised in Morto\, Washington (population: 900)\, dreams work as an odd kind of gravity. Her father died too young in a logging accident; her mother taught her to write songs and sing. There was a college scholarship\, but music pulled too hard. The young woman\, whose grandmother thought Mount St Helen’s eruption was her hangover from the night prior’s Merle Haggard concert\, heard about\, then headed to Belmont College — and never looked back. \nWith influences ranging from Dolly Parton\, Haggard\, Ronnie Milsap and Dwight Yoakam to songwriters Gretchen Peters\, Dean Dillon\, Harlan Howard and “all the guys who wrote the Patsy Cline stuff. Melodically? ‘Make The World Go Away’? Hank Cochran? The simplicity and the lyrics?\,” Clark had a black belt in classic country. Factor in singer/songwriters James Taylor\, Carole King\, Mary Chapin Carpenter and Randy Newman\, and the bright-eyed vocalist’s X factor lies in the soul sustenance from the radio and records she heard growing up. \nDrawing inspiration from “Jaws\,” Clark conjured a Dixieland saunter that chronicled gaps\, troubles and divides that created an opportunity to work with Newman. The wry “Bigger Boat evoked his iconic Little Criminal-eras commentary\, even as it poked fun at all the extremes\, offering the cautionary “safest thing in the air is the cigarette smoke” of the toxicity. \nIt’s why from the very first lines of “I’ll Be The Sad Song” — “If your life is a record\, people and places are the songs/ There’ll be slow and there’ll fast ones\, looking forward\, looking back ones…” — these 11 songs are meant to create an arc to live\, love\, feel and even fail on the way to one’s true destiny. For Clark\, the notion of investing in life\, in facing the truth provides the impetus to embrace the good in the rough stuff. With brazen cheekiness “Who Broke Whose Heart” stacks the realities of how things fall apart\, but celebrates the love that was being all that truly matters. A saucy melody buoys every detail\, recrimination and misstep\, the stuff that never endures when the dust settles. \nBy the opening plucked string whirl up sets “The Past is the Past” in motion\, what is is. Some things are meant to be done\, and this benediction’s delivered with love. “When the hoping turns to knowing. there ain’t no going back\,” her vocal shimmers\, “this is where the past is the past…” Flutes trill\, guitars tumble as the song builds to the weightlessness that comes with letting go. \n“It’s hopeful\,” Clark says. “We started with ‘I’ll Be the Sad Song’ and ended on ‘The Past is the Past’ by design. Some people wanted to flip it\, but I really wanted hope to be what you’re left with. The truth makes people feel less alone. We all have universal truths as much as we don’t want to admit it.” \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/brandy-clark-sea/
LOCATION:Neumos\, 925 E Pike St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98122\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210424T200000
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SUMMARY:Postponed. Stay tuned for a new date.BRANDY CLARK
DESCRIPTION:Your Life is a Record \n“To me\,” says six-time Grammy-nominee Brandy Clark of Your Life is a Record\, “it’s endings and beginnings. You know\, sometimes you have to have endings to have those beautiful beginnings. I hope people listening find themselves in me finding myself.” \nFor Clark\, who’s quietly become the go-to female creative for unlikely strength and compass-style truth\, Record takes her gentle humanity and ability to sketch people’s motivations and conflicts\, but instead of surveying the world around her\, the woman The New York Times hails as “both a formalist and a sly subversive” looks in the mirror. \nA nuanced songwriter-leaning album\, string sections\, the occasional oboe\, a raw accordion supplement the essential nucleus of producer Jay Joyce\, Giles Reeves and Jedd Hughes cutting live — and always Clark’s melted caramel and sunshine voice\, an instrument that carries dusky desire\, unfettered joy and torchy ache with equal ease. As Joyce affirms\, “Brandy’s like the (Linda) Ronstadt of today. She’s not a show-off\, but so powerful and honest. When she sings\, you believe her. And she can sing anything.”” \nThat kind of knowing transparency is a signature of her writing and her performing. Record\, Clark admits was a game-changer on many levels. The woman whose been nominated for the overall Best New Artist Grammy\, as well as Best Country Vocal Performance\, Album and Song\, confesses\, “I’m a better singer after this record. Jay really pushed me\, and pushed me to back off\, ‘Sing like you’re whispering in someone’s ear\,’ he’d say. It’s so different.” \n“Jay calls this a break-up record\, which it is. But it’s a bit of me breaking up with my idea of what country radio is\, too. It freed us up. There’s a vulnerability that’s not been on other records. The clever word stuff\, the writing\, I always love that. But this is different.” \nFrom the Dusty in Memphis torch of unbridled desire igniting “Love is a Fire” to the minor-key memories in “Bad Car\,” the lush slink of wishing to unknow “Can We Be Strangers” to the falter and dignity of “Apologies” unheard\, Clark embraces grown up stuff — and it’s played for emotional tenor/gravitas it deserves. \n“When Jay and I sat down\, we wanted to challenge ourselves to cut it all acoustic\, which seems crazy\, because Jay is such an electric guy. But he was like a kid at Christmas. He promised\, ‘This isn’t going to feel like a sleepy record.’ You know\, he knows how to take a straight-up ballad and put movement to it.” \nOn the sweeping “Who You Thought I Was\,” the post break-up reckoning recognizing who you ought to be after a catalogue of personas discarded along the way\, the freewheeling track started simply enough. Laughing Clark says of the ebullient song inspired by a John Prine acceptance speech\, “I played it in the original key\, then Jed played it in a few other keys. There are seven\, eight guitars going on in there. We played it slow\, then sped it up.” \nFor something coming from a hard place\, there’s a lot of delight. In Clark’s world\, happiness is something to find along the way — and she works hard to maintain buoyancy even in the dark places. “Pawn Shop\,” with its organ pads\, guitar swirl and quick-ticking rim tapping\, takes the moment of flickering hope in the disappointment to create sparkle in the surrender. In a smoky voice\, she moves from a woman trying to cash in a wedding band for a bus ticket to a songwriter giving up a guitar with the shreds of his dream still inside. \n“Pawn shops are sad to me\,” she begins. “I had an uncle who owned one\, and I know people don’t go in there on their best days. They need money\, and they’re thinking maybe something they’ve got’s worth way more than it is…”\nHer voice drifts\, then Clark’s optimism kicks in. “Life’s a pawn shop\, you know? Some old person died\, or whatever happened\, that sadness is the beginning of someone else’s dream.” \nRaised in Morto\, Washington (population: 900)\, dreams work as an odd kind of gravity. Her father died too young in a logging accident; her mother taught her to write songs and sing. There was a college scholarship\, but music pulled too hard. The young woman\, whose grandmother thought Mount St Helen’s eruption was her hangover from the night prior’s Merle Haggard concert\, heard about\, then headed to Belmont College — and never looked back. \nWith influences ranging from Dolly Parton\, Haggard\, Ronnie Milsap and Dwight Yoakam to songwriters Gretchen Peters\, Dean Dillon\, Harlan Howard and “all the guys who wrote the Patsy Cline stuff. Melodically? ‘Make The World Go Away’? Hank Cochran? The simplicity and the lyrics?\,” Clark had a black belt in classic country. Factor in singer/songwriters James Taylor\, Carole King\, Mary Chapin Carpenter and Randy Newman\, and the bright-eyed vocalist’s X factor lies in the soul sustenance from the radio and records she heard growing up. \nDrawing inspiration from “Jaws\,” Clark conjured a Dixieland saunter that chronicled gaps\, troubles and divides that created an opportunity to work with Newman. The wry “Bigger Boat evoked his iconic Little Criminal-eras commentary\, even as it poked fun at all the extremes\, offering the cautionary “safest thing in the air is the cigarette smoke” of the toxicity. \nIt’s why from the very first lines of “I’ll Be The Sad Song” — “If your life is a record\, people and places are the songs/ There’ll be slow and there’ll fast ones\, looking forward\, looking back ones…” — these 11 songs are meant to create an arc to live\, love\, feel and even fail on the way to one’s true destiny. For Clark\, the notion of investing in life\, in facing the truth provides the impetus to embrace the good in the rough stuff. With brazen cheekiness “Who Broke Whose Heart” stacks the realities of how things fall apart\, but celebrates the love that was being all that truly matters. A saucy melody buoys every detail\, recrimination and misstep\, the stuff that never endures when the dust settles. \nBy the opening plucked string whirl up sets “The Past is the Past” in motion\, what is is. Some things are meant to be done\, and this benediction’s delivered with love. “When the hoping turns to knowing. there ain’t no going back\,” her vocal shimmers\, “this is where the past is the past…” Flutes trill\, guitars tumble as the song builds to the weightlessness that comes with letting go. \n“It’s hopeful\,” Clark says. “We started with ‘I’ll Be the Sad Song’ and ended on ‘The Past is the Past’ by design. Some people wanted to flip it\, but I really wanted hope to be what you’re left with. The truth makes people feel less alone. We all have universal truths as much as we don’t want to admit it.” \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/brandy-clark/
LOCATION:Alberta Rose Theatre\, 3000 NE Alberta St\, Portland\, OR\, 97211\, United States
CATEGORIES:Alberta Rose Theatre,Oregon
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210429T203000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210429T235900
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SUMMARY:Rescheduled Date. THE RESIDENTS
DESCRIPTION:Rescheduled date. All April 16\, 2020 tickets honored \nThis event is 21 and over \nAll sales are final. No refunds  \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/rescheduled-date-the-residents/
LOCATION:Wonder Ballroom\, 128 Ne Russell Street\, Portland\, OR\, 97212\, United States
CATEGORIES:Oregon,Wonder Ballroom
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210430T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210430T235900
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SUMMARY:Billy Raffoul
DESCRIPTION:ALL AGES \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/billy-raffoul/
LOCATION:Holocene\, 1001 Se Morrison Street\, Portland\, OR\, 97214\, United States
CATEGORIES:Oregon
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210507T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210507T235900
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LAST-MODIFIED:20210301T235432Z
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SUMMARY:Rescheduled date. TECH N9NE
DESCRIPTION:Rescheduled date. All 2020 tickets honored \nTHIS EVENT IS ALL AGES  \nALL SALES ARE FINAL. NO REFUNDS \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/rescheduled-date-tech-n9ne/
LOCATION:Temple Theatre\, 47 St. Helens Avenue\, Tacoma\, WA\, 98402\, United States
CATEGORIES:Washington Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210510T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210510T230000
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SUMMARY:San Fermin
DESCRIPTION:Rescheduled. All 2020 tickets honored at the new date \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/san-fermin/
LOCATION:The Old Church\, 1422 SW 11th Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97201\, United States
CATEGORIES:The Old Church
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210531T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210531T235900
DTSTAMP:20210302T011221
CREATED:20200918T140000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210302T004326Z
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED. Peach Pit
DESCRIPTION:CANCELLED. REFUNDS WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY ISSUED. \nAll Ages \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/cancelled-peach-pit/
LOCATION:Wonder Ballroom\, 128 Ne Russell Street\, Portland\, OR\, 97212\, United States
CATEGORIES:Oregon,Wonder Ballroom
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210602T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210602T235900
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CREATED:20200824T190000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210302T004327Z
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED. JOYWAVE - The Possession Tour
DESCRIPTION:CANCELLED. REFUNDS AT POINT OF PURCHASE.IF YOU PURCHASED YOUR TICKETS ONLINE\, A REFUND WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY ISSUED AND NO ACTION IS REQUIRED. \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/cancelled-joywave-the-possession-tour/
LOCATION:Wonder Ballroom\, 128 Ne Russell Street\, Portland\, OR\, 97212\, United States
CATEGORIES:Oregon,Wonder Ballroom
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210603T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210603T235900
DTSTAMP:20210302T011221
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LAST-MODIFIED:20210302T004328Z
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED. AJJ with special guests XIU XIU and Emperor X
DESCRIPTION:CANCELLED. REFUNDS AT POINT OF PURCHASE.ONLINE TICKET ORDERS WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY REFUNDED. \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/cancelled-ajj-with-special-guests-xiu-xiu-and-emperor-x/
LOCATION:Wonder Ballroom\, 128 Ne Russell Street\, Portland\, OR\, 97212\, United States
CATEGORIES:Oregon,Wonder Ballroom
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210605T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210605T235900
DTSTAMP:20210302T011221
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LAST-MODIFIED:20210302T004329Z
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SUMMARY:Flora Cash
DESCRIPTION:Rescheduled date. Doug Fir tickets honored \nThis Event is 21+ \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/flora-cash-2/
LOCATION:Wonder Ballroom\, 128 Ne Russell Street\, Portland\, OR\, 97212\, United States
CATEGORIES:Oregon,Wonder Ballroom
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210618T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210618T235900
DTSTAMP:20210302T011221
CREATED:20200117T180000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210302T010438Z
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SUMMARY:Rescheduled. BARENAKED LADIES Last Summer on Earth 2021 Tour. With special guests Gin Blossoms and Toad The Wet Sprocket
DESCRIPTION:Rescheduled from 6/19/2020. All originally purchased 2020 tickets valid  \nTHIS EVENT HAS LIMITED RESERVED SEATING AND GENERAL ADMISSION LAWN TICKETS  \nFOR RESERVED SEATING & VIP PACKAGES\, PLEASE SELECT “BEST AVAILABLE TAB” FOR FASTER CHECKOUT  \nCustomers with mobility disabilities\, please purchase “Mobility Accessible” tickets for the Accessible area in the GA Lawn section. Only “Mobility Accessible” ticket holders will be allowed in the Accessible section \nRain or shine. No refunds.  \nTicket fees for Edgefield concert tickets also apply at outlets \nThere’s a 6 ticket limit per customer and order. Any over the limit orders will be subject to cancellation.  \nVIP PACKAGES AVAILABLE \nBarenaked Ladies GOLD: Reserved seat ticket in Rows 1-5; Preshow Soundcheck Viewing access & Meet & Greet; Merch Package designed exclusively for VIP Purchasers;  Commemorative VIP Laminate; VIP Entrance (where applicable) * GOLD package purchasers should be prepared to arrive at the venue as early as 2 PM on day of show.  \nBarenaked Ladies SILVER: Reserved seat ticket in Rows 6-10; Merch Package designed exclusively for VIP Purchasers; VIP Entrance (where applicable) * There is no artist involvement included with the SILVER package  \nGin Blossoms Meet & Greet: Reserved seat ticket\, Exclusive meet & greet and personal photograph with Gin Blossoms\, Exclusive VIP merchandise gift and tote bag\, Official Meet & Greet laminate\, Limited availability. * VIP merch items will be distributed at the show  \nToad the Wet Sprocket Meet & Greet: Reserved seat ticket; Meet & Greet and Photo Opportunity with Toad the Wet Sprocket; Pre-Show Acoustic Performance; Limited Edition Event Poster; Commemorative Laminate  \nVIP and Meet & Greet packages are fulfilled by the artist. The venue is not responsible for any elements of the VIP packages.\nVIP patrons will receive an email with instructions 24-48 hours before the event.  \nAdd Barenaked Bytes Membership Bundles to your ticket order! \nThere are Barenaked Bytes Membership Bundles available to presale purchasers\, if you wish to add these to your order. The Barenaked Bytes Membership Bundle is a membership to the Barenaked Ladies Community\, Barenaked Bytes. A Barenaked Bytes Membership Bundle is not required to attend the concert. A Barenaked Bytes Membership is not a ticket. It does not grant you access to the show. A show ticket is needed to attend. Contents of your Barenaked Bytes Membership will be shipped to you at the address provided during checkout.  \n For Barenaked Ladies Citi® Cardmember Tickets\, click HERE \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/rescheduled-barenaked-ladies-last-summer-on-earth-2021-tour-with-special-guests-gin-blossoms-and-toad-the-wet-sprocket/
LOCATION:McMenamins Edgefield
CATEGORIES:Edgefield Concerts,Oregon
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210702T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210702T190000
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CREATED:20200806T220300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210104T195706Z
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SUMMARY:An Evening with Ween
DESCRIPTION:ween \n  \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/an-evening-with-ween-2/
LOCATION:Marymoor Park\, 6046 W. Lake Sammamish Pkwy\, Redmond\, WA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Washington Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210703T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210703T235900
DTSTAMP:20210302T011221
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LAST-MODIFIED:20210302T010440Z
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SUMMARY:An evening with WEEN
DESCRIPTION:ALL TICKETS ARE GENERAL ADMISSION LAWN ALL AGES ALL SALES ARE FINAL. RAIN OR SHINE \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/an-evening-with-ween/
LOCATION:McMenamins Edgefield
CATEGORIES:Edgefield Concerts,Oregon
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210706T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210706T235900
DTSTAMP:20210302T011221
CREATED:20200227T160000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210302T010442Z
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED. KALEO
DESCRIPTION:CANCELLED. REFUNDS AT POINT OF PURCHASE. ONLINE PURCHASES WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY REFUNDED AND NO ACTION IS REQUIRED \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/cancelled-kaleo/
LOCATION:McMenamins Edgefield
CATEGORIES:Edgefield Concerts,Oregon
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210709T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210709T235900
DTSTAMP:20210302T011221
CREATED:20200117T230000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210302T010444Z
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SUMMARY:RESCHEDULED DATE. TRAMPLED BY TURTLES + CAAMP
DESCRIPTION:Rescheduled date. All 2020 tickets honored  \nALL SALES ARE FINAL. RAIN OR SHINE. NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES \nTHIS EVENT IS GENERAL ADMISSION LAWN  \nCustomers with mobility disabilities\, please purchase “Mobility Accessible” tickets for the Accessible area in the GA Lawn section. Only “Mobility Accessible” ticket holders will be allowed in the Accessible section.  Ticket fees for Edgefield concert tickets also apply at outlets \nThere’s a 6 ticket limit per customer and order. Any over the limit orders will be subject to cancellation.  \nCaamp Early Entry Package available. They include: \n    General admission ticket \n    VIP early entry to the venue \n    Limited-edition tour poster \n    Exclusive Caamp enamel pin set \n    Commemorative Caamp laminate \n    Merchandise shopping before doors open to the general public \nCaamp Early Entry packages are fulfilled by CID Entertainment. Purchasers will receive an email 24-48 hours before the event from CID Entertainment with details. \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/rescheduled-date-trampled-by-turtles-caamp/
LOCATION:McMenamins Edgefield
CATEGORIES:Edgefield Concerts,Oregon
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210717T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210717T235900
DTSTAMP:20210302T011221
CREATED:20200612T170000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210302T010446Z
UID:74569-1626546600-1626566340@monqui.com
SUMMARY:The Avett Brothers
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE NOTE: The on sale date listed is an estimate. Sign up to be notified of the confirmed on sale date \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/the-avett-brothers/
LOCATION:McMenamins Edgefield
CATEGORIES:Edgefield Concerts,Oregon
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210725T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210725T235900
DTSTAMP:20210302T011221
CREATED:20200615T200000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210302T010448Z
UID:74571-1627237800-1627257540@monqui.com
SUMMARY:GOO GOO DOLLS
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE NOTE: the on sale date listed is an estimate\, sign up to be notified of the confirmed on sale date. \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/goo-goo-dolls/
LOCATION:McMenamins Edgefield
CATEGORIES:Edgefield Concerts,Oregon
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210728T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210728T235900
DTSTAMP:20210302T011221
CREATED:20191101T200000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210302T010450Z
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SUMMARY:RESCHEDULED DATE. David Gray - White Ladder:The 20th Anniversary Tour
DESCRIPTION:RESCHEDULED DATE. 2020 TICKETS HONORED  \nPLEASE NOTE: There is delayed delivery for this show. Tickets will not be emailed/shipped till close to the concert \nTickets will not be available for in person sales at ticketing outlets till Monday\, November 11 \nTHIS EVENT HAS LIMITED RESERVED SEATING AND GENERAL ADMISSION LAWN TICKETS  \nFOR RESERVED SEATING & VIP PACKAGES\, PLEASE SELECT “BEST AVAILABLE TAB” FOR FASTER CHECKOUT  \nCustomers with mobility disabilities\, please purchase “Mobility Accessible” tickets for the Accessible area in the GA Lawn section. Only “Mobility Accessible” ticket holders will be allowed in the Accessible section Rain or shine. No refunds.  Ticket fees for Edgefield concert tickets also apply at outlets \nThere’s a 4 ticket limit per customer and order. Any over the limit orders will be subject to cancellation. For more information\, please visit  www.edgefieldconcerts.com   \nVIP PACKAGES AVAILABLE\nVIP1 includes: \n•	One premium reserved seat in the first 5 rows\n•	Meet & Greet with David Gray\n•	Personal photo opportunity with David Gray\n•	Access to view David’s soundcheck\n•	Custom David Gray tote bag\n•	Exclusive White Ladder 20th Anniversary postcard set\n•	Limited-edition White Ladder poster signed by David Gray\n•	Commemorative laminate\n•	Merchandise shopping opportunity before general doors\n•	On-site concert concierge \nVIP2 includes: \n•	One premium reserved seat in rows 5-15\n•	Access to view David’s soundcheck\n•	Custom David Gray tote bag\n•	Exclusive White Ladder 20th Anniversary postcard set\n•	Limited-edition White Ladder poster\n•	Commemorative laminate\n•	Merchandise shopping opportunity before general doors\n•	On-site concert concierge \n** All package elements will be rendered invalid if resold. Name changes will only be issued at the sole discretion of Future Beat. Package purchasers will receive an email approximately (3) days prior to the show date with VIP details. Information will be sent to the email address provided at the time of purchase. All packages and package contents are non-transferable; no refunds or exchanges; all sales are final. Package elements are subject to change at any time.  Please note that the information provided at the time of purchase (email and mailing address) is the same information that will be utilized for individual contact requirements. Future Beat\, the artist\, tour\, promoter\, ticketing company\, venue or any other affiliated parties are not responsible for outdated or inaccurate information provided by the consumer at the time of purchase. VIP merchandise items will be distributed at the show.\n If you have any questions regarding your VIP package elements\, please email info@future-beat.com \n For David Gray Citi® Cardmember Tickets\, click HERE \n
URL:https://monqui.com/events/rescheduled-date-david-gray-white-ladderthe-20th-anniversary-tour/
LOCATION:McMenamins Edgefield
CATEGORIES:Edgefield Concerts,Oregon
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