It's September 2, 2010, which translates numerically to 9/02/10, making today the most fitting day in the history of time and space to celebrate the legacy of the soap-opera-influenced teenage drama, Beverly Hills 90210.
People are actually celebrating 90210 Day.
If you're not familiar with this show, it was an ongoing saga focused on rich teenagRead More...
The band cruised its way out of the preliminary rounds and then made it into the finals, thanks to the success of their song "Addict" -- a track that showcases the big, almoRead More...
As I've been saying quite a bit lately, I really believe that Pickathon is Oregon's premiere outdoor music festival. The wooded setting, the eclectic yet focused lineup, the schedule that has most acts playing multiple times, saving you the festival stress when two bands are playing at once -- that makes for a great festival.
One of Bend's favorite bands -- and one that keeps coming back a couple times a year -- Poor Man's Whiskey will play an outdoor show this summer. It's slated for August 14th and the location is the West Wind Ranch (home to a music festival just a few weekends back) out in Tumalo. The show was originally billed as a private gRead More... 
Pickathon, the indie roots festival that takes place on a spacious farm just outside of Portland, is now less than two weeks away, in case you didn't know. Check out the lineup for this year's festival here, and you'll see that Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Dr. Dog, Heartless Bastards, Langhorne Slim and many, many others are on the bill.
After a decade playing his way through Bend’s punk scene, Andy McCumber is appearing at his final show tonight at Players Bar and Grill with both of his bands, No Cash Value and Hands on Throat.
If you haven't had enough with music competitions in the wake of the three-month Last Band Standing, here's another one you can cast your vote in -- the Toyota Music Rock the Space contest.
The local hip-hop hero, known for his larger-than-life stage presence and high-minded lyrics, takes home a big bag of goodies worth some $30,000, including a 15-passenger van. Another hoorayRead More...
Because someone is probably already working on the Lifetime Original Movie about the Jason Evers (or Doitchin Krasev, if you like to challenge yourself when it comes to pronunciation) scandal, which continues to pump out one awesome headline after another, the Source has begun production of our own film: Jason Evers: The Movie.
After a long production process, Mosley Wotta, Bend's well-known and omni-present MC, is releasing his first full-length album, entitled Wake, this week. He'll be rolling the disc out (and likely performing cuts from it) at his semifinal appearance at Last Band Standing tomorrow night at Boondocks Bar and Grill.
For the first time in more than a year, Tony Furtado is returning to Bend, this time playing a show at the Old Stone Church on Friday night.
This event isn’t on 4/20, the stoney-est day of the year, but it’s close enough.
Given that it's become one of Bend's most visited live music venues, it's fitting that the Silver Moon now has upped it's in-house sound system.
In case you're not the sort of person who hounds the In Touch website, you may not have heard about part-time Central Oregon resident Matthew Fox allegedly having a two-time affair with one of the professional, err, dancers at Stars Cabaret here in Bend.
String Cheese Incident, the venerable jam band which during its time in the touring circuit went from a bluegrassy, roots rock band to an almost-electronic act (while maintaining some Americana elements) just announced seven shows for this summer, four of which will be in Oregon.
The band's guitarist, John Davis, who many know from the concerts he promotes in town, is asking any and all folks who want to be in the video to be at the Rise Up warehouRead More...
There won’t be much closure to be found tonight when Conan O’Brien tugs on the imaginary strings affixed to his hips for the last time on The Tonight Show. Conan will be gone, at least from NBC, and likely won’t resurface on any network for some time.
As you may have heard, Conan O'Brien, the host of The Tonight Show released a somewhat funny, but mostly serious statement today announcing that he will not accept NBC's offer to move to 12:05pm to accommodate the terribly nice but less-than-hilarious Jay Leno and his self-titled show.
Empty Space Orchestra is heading out on tour this week, hitting up locations that up till now had been untrodden territory for the local instrumental space rockers.