Big-hearted, fire-breathing, dirt-under-your-fingernails folk rock from Newberg, Oregon. We roll thunder and smoke lightening.

Small Leaks Sink Ships is a forward thinking Avant Garde pop rock quartet. Small Leaks brings an intense and unforgettable energy to the stage showing you that they are truly passionate about the music they write and perform.

We Kick Ass!!

If you're looking for a band that is always in the mood to entertain look to us! We are Lovejoy. Portland Oregon based, we formed in early 2015 and have been playing and writing non stop ever since. Our influences include: James Brown, Al Greene, Marvin Gaye, Sam Cooke, Michael Jackson, the Weeknd, the Rolling Stones, the Who, the 1975, Disclosure, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, BORNS, Max Martin, Gary Clark Jr. and many more. We are willing to negotiate pay for gigs!

Karen Lovely shot onto the blues scene out of the Pacific Northwest like Stack O' Lee's .44 placing 2nd at the 2010 International Blues Challenge followed by three 2011 Blues Music Award Nominations for BEST CONTEMPORARY BLUES FEMALE ARTIST, BEST CONTEMPORARY BLUES ALBUM and BEST SONG for her sophomore release STILL THE RAIN. She is a two time “#1 Pick to Click” artist on XM Radio Bluesville and was selected as a 2014 Featured Blues Artist of the Year by KJZZ FM in Los Angeles. Lovely’s records have topped the national blues and roots charts and made the Top 10 favorite artist list for dozens of nationally syndicated radio stations. Known for her passionate, driven performances, this powerhouse vocalist delivers a blistering mix of contemporary & old school blues. Lovely's standout performances have garnered awards and critical acclaim at festivals and venues throughout the US, Canada and Europe. 2015 Blues411 "Jimmi" AWARD WINNER Best Contemporary Blues Female Artist 2015 Blues411 "Jimmi" AWARD NOMINEE Album of the Year "Ten Miles of Bad Road" 2015 Blues411 "Jimmi" AWARD NOMINEE Song of the Year "Save Me" 2014 Blues411 "Jimmi" AWARD NOMINEE Best Traditional Recording "Prohibition Blues" 2014 "Muddy Award" NOMINEE Best NW Recording "Prohibition Blues" 2011 BLUES MUSIC AWARD NOMINEE "BEST CONTEMPORARY BLUES FEMALE ARTIST" "BEST CONTEMPORARY BLUES ALBUM" "BEST SONG" - 'STILL THE RAIN' 2011 BLUES BLAST MUSIC AWARD NOMINEE "BEST FEMALE VOCALIST" "BEST SONG" 2010 INTERNATIONAL BLUES CHALLENGE WINNER 2nd Place Band 7x MUDDY AWARD WINNER "PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR" "BEST FEMALE VOCALIST" "BEST NEW ACT" "BEST REGIONAL ACT"

Multi-award nominee and founder of two acclaimed benefit concerts in Portland metro area, 2012's sold out success Project H3 and 2016's Sounds of Bridgetown, which P1LOT is slated to headline.

Hailing from Portland, Oregon, Scott Brockett is not your ordinary pop rocker. His music has been featured on over 60 radio stations across the country, he has been included on the Taste of Triple A radio sampler, he won the Portland Idol competition in 2010, and was a top ten finalist for the Seattle America’s Got Talent. After taking time off to pursue a masters degree while also releasing a new album, Scott Brockett is is ready to push to new horizons. After leaving a mark on the northwest music scene with his former group Holding Out, Scott is now well into his solo career and crafting tunes that manage to combine the emotional impact of soul with the grit and energy of pop-rock. Armed with a powerful voice, an electric guitar and an extraordinary backing band, Scott dives deeper into the journey he started with 2011’s Never Give Up and continued with 2013's This Town, all the while constantly bringing his music to the stage. Now with new songs, Scott is aiming to hit the ground running in the Northwest Music scene. For This Town, Scott again teamed up with Cory Knowland Studios in Salem, Oregon to record the five songs that make up the release. This Town is truly a bridge between great musicianship and easy listening. It blends classic sounds such as blues, soul, and rock with the vitality and infectious hooks of pop. It takes both the personal and musical elements he explored on Never Give Up and truly pushes them to the next level.

The Two Crows Joy duo plays original Americana and rock by singer and songwriter, Russ Hosley. Both Russ and Jane are multi-instrumentalists. Their sound varies from rock to country to celtic with a mix of guitars, mandolin, fiddle, banjo, and vocal harmonies. Russ's song writing is influenced by classic rock artists like The Beatles and Led Zeppelin and subsequently by great songwriters like Townes Van Zandt, Chris Knight and Steve Earl as well as traditional country greats like Hank Williams and Johnny Cash. A typical Two Crows Joy set includes both original music and carefully selected cover songs. Their debut album, Hope & Truth & Dare, was released in January of 2015 and includes 12 original songs by Russ with full production sound. It includes the talents of drummer, Dave Gager, bass player, Karen Purdom, and pianist, Larry Schaeffer.

Cedar Teeth is a 5-piece band from Colton, OR. They have the ability to perform in diverse contexts and thus can adjust their sets to the situation - whether what is needed is a more restrained and folk-infused performance or a much more raucous electric performance. Often, Cedar Teeth can be counted on to do a little of both. The band has a high level PA system and professional level-soundperson. While Portland is their home scene, they have the ability - and desire - to travel widely throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond; and an abiding interest in unique shows in compelling places!

Original Americana by Russ Hosley - toe-tapping tunes you'll want to hear again and again. Varied instrumentation includes guitar, fiddle, mandolin, and banjo. A little Country, a little Celtic, a whole lot of rock. Book the duo or ask us about the full band. We bring the PA, need two wall plugs, and we're good to go. Up to four hours of original music.

Psycho. Magic. What else you's gots to know?

Bart Budwig doesn’t write the big songs. He writes the songs about the places between the hills, in the draws and hidden canyons where truth is a little more in focus, stories can take their time gettin’ told, heartbreak is a place of deep reflection, and melodies don’t have to wear rhinestone suits or drive new, shiny, cars to be beautiful.