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Indie Shows This Weekend in Portland

Find indie, punk, psych, folk, electronic, metal, and DIY shows, alternative concerts, and live music this weekend in Portland, Oregon, with venue calendars, times, ticket links, age limits, free notes, and ticket status.

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Tony Starlight and his fabulous band will be performing their favorite Neil Diamond songs, and Sweet Caroline. DIAMOND MASTERPIECES like: Soolaimon, Forever in Blue Jeans, America, Holly Holy, Love On The Rocks, Morningside, Song Sung Blue, Brooklyn Roads, Glory Road, Brother Love’s Travellin’ Salvation Show, Sweet Caroline and even more GREAT SONGS! The night will also be cause for the celebration of the successful fundraising campaign for Chulaimbo Primary School in Kenya. Tony Starlight supporters, alongside three Anglican Churches in South Carolina, raised over $100K to rebuild this school, and transform hundreds of lives. Tony will share pictures of the people who have been blessed by your generosity and tell how you can help support the next project in Kenya. Minors OK with Parent or Guardian Review our venue FAQ here ALL SALES ARE FINAL. PLEASE, DOUBLE CHECK YOUR ORDER BEFORE PURCHASING. NO REFUNDS.

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$10 at the door Cash Only, 21+, 7PM Doors/8PM Music __________________________________ Desert Records Presents https://www.instagram.com/desertrecords/ https://linktr.ee/desertrecords Heldscalla https://heldscalla.bandcamp.com/ https://www.instagram.com/heldscalla_band/ Constance Tomb (Feat. Tony Reed from Mos Generator/Pentagram) https://constancetomb.bandcamp.com/ https://www.instagram.com/constance_tomb/ Across the Narrows https://guitarworshipservice.bandcamp.com/album/the-15th-guitar-worship-service https://www.instagram.com/acrossthenarrows/

Heldscalla • Constance Tomb • Across the Narrows artwork from No Fun

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Militarie Gun

w/ Softcult, Shady Nasty & Dazy Sunday, October 11th, 2026 8:00PM Hawthorne Theatre All Ages | Bar w/ valid photo ID No refunds or exchanges. All sales final. If you need any ADA accommodations, please reach out to gm@hawthornetheatre.com.

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MICO: Running From A Feeling Tour

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About MICO: Long before he had his first Canadian radio hit, MICO was a star in his own home. Born and raised in Toronto, he was the fourth of five siblings. His father filled the house with ’80s pop hits by Michael Jackson and The Police, and when guests came over, the family encouraged 6-year-old MICO to hop on the karaoke — he didn’t object. “I never thought about doing anything else in my life, because singing was the thing that was most fun to me,” he says. As a tween, he dove into the brazenly emotional music that would shape his path most — era-defining acts like 5 Seconds of Summer, Fall Out Boy, and The All-American Rejects. When he got his hands on a guitar, he taught himself the chords to their hits by watching their finger placements in music videos. The screen became a two-way conduit as a teenage MICO worked his way into “Discord’s Got Talent” events, hopping between servers and performing cover songs to online communities. As he cultivated a loyal following, MICO pivoted to writing and self-releasing originals, starting with 2019’s “who do you love,” a striking mix of personal vulnerability and musical confidence. After graduating high school in 2020, he used a gap year to start posting songs on TikTok. It was time wisely spent — today, MICO has nearly 1 million loyal “amicos” on the platform. Over a series of EPs leading to his aptly titled Internet hometown hero , which got a 2025 deluxe reissue, MICO found his own path back to his influences, forging an original, pop-infused alternative sound. As MICO’s creativity carried him from URL spaces to IRL stages, his work also grew increasingly personal. Viral bops like 2022’s “cut my hair” found him struggling with maintaining his identity amid romantic ruin, while 2024’s streaming hit “HOMESICK” sets the scene for the disconnect that fuels When the lights turn on . On new song “Like you mean it,” he pleads with a partner to face the facts of their uneven love: “You can’t call it healing, running from a feeling / I can’t be the only good thing that you’ve got / So love me like you mean it, not like you need it.” But on the next track, “Do it all again,” he’s the one chasing a connection that’s doomed to fail.

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Mon Rovîa has partnered with PLUS1 so that $1 from every ticket sold goes to support the National Immigration Law Center and their work advancing and defending the rights and opportunities of low-income immigrants and their loved ones. Mon Rovîa , the Liberian-born and Tennessee-based artist, is redefining modern folk through a powerful blend of soul, storytelling, and purpose. Named one of Spotify’s Juniper Artists to Watch , Mon has sold out every headline show to date and performed on some of the world’s most celebrated stages, including Bonnaroo , Austin City Limits , Newport Folk Festival , Boston Calling , and Red Rocks . His debut album, Bloodline , marks a major milestone in a breakout career defined by authenticity, empathy, and undeniable momentum. Over the past year, Mon made his television debut on CBS Saturday Morning and The Kelly Clarkson Show , and completed his fully sold-out A Place To Gather North American headline tour, further cementing his reputation as a compelling live performer and community-builder. He was also featured by NPR for his breakout single “Heavy Foot” and made history as the first-ever musical guest on The Mel Robbins Podcast , where he joined the acclaimed speaker for an in-depth conversation on art, activism, and resilience. Beyond the stage, Mon has emerged as a meaningful cultural voice. He headlined the ACLU’s Creatives For Freedom benefit alongside Sheryl Crow , Maggie Rogers , Mark Ronson , and Joy Oladokun , and performed at the Children in Conflict annual benefit with Common and Natasha Bedingfield , hosted by John Oliver -appearances that reflect the growing reach of his humanitarian perspective. With more than 300 million lifetime streams , 2.5 million followers , and over 1 billion TikTok views , Mon Rovîa enters this new chapter with extraordinary momentum. Bloodline is out now. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MonRoviaBoyMusic Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mon_rovia_boy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/monroviaboy/?hl=en X: https://x.com/mon_rovia_boy YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@monroviaboy

Mon Rovia – Bloodline Tour artwork from Crystal Ballroom

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Indie Shows This Weekend in Portland

Browse 12 indie shows this weekend, plus alternative concerts and live music in Portland, Oregon, including North Portland, Old Town / Chinatown, and Buckman. Listings are date-first and source-backed, with venue calendar links, ticket links, ticket status, age limits, free-entry notes, and poster artwork when the official source provides it. Current source-backed signals include 3 all-ages shows and alternative, electronic, and folk scene tags. Portland pages emphasize room-by-room poster artwork, neighborhood calendars, and source-backed ticket links.

15 venues • 10 neighborhoods