Sweet n Juicy rock hard with R n B undertones, all while ... well, while dressed as produce. You can't miss this.

"...strangely intoxicating and addictive..." - Ron Hartman, The Chronicle
"...if the Talking Heads were a funk band." - Daria Eliuk, Radio Personality

Local favorites Whopner County return to Sam Bonds. Their brand of country-tinged rock-n-roll has been popular in the Eugene area for over a decade.

Midnight Strobelight is an exciting new band with deep classic roots. Come along with Midnight Strobelight on our journey to dazzle your senses, move your body, feed your mind, and lift your heart.

An entire evening with Natsukashii Soul. Come early, stay late.

Alder Street has no idea where they come from, how they got here, or what they are supposed to be doing. One day they all descended the telescopic ramp from spaceship Eugene and ended up recording a few albums and playing regular NW gigs. Hope you enjoy their original brand of outer space acoustic rock, folk and even bluegrass.

Something to do with your hands while you drink.

Open jam, acoustic strings only.

A night of great songwriters.
Portland's David Pollack last came here as frontman for DoublePlay.
Alexa Ro is a local songwriter makign a splash with her unique style.
Born and raised in Lake County, Illinois, and residing for the last decade in Taos, New Mexico, Jack Lorang is a songwriter with a storied past.

Kick ass night of local rock and punk. Great way to warm up these chilly nights

Peter Wilde leads us in a night of singing along to the songs of one of America's greatest songwriters.

A storytelling event benefitting the Greenhill Humane Society.

Richard Crandall was a valued member of the Sam Bonds family. Sadly, we lost Richard on Dec 20. Brian Cutean will be hosting a celebration of the life of Richard during his old time slot before Bingo.

Open jam, acoustic strings only.

One of Eugene's favorite punk bands, Bad Luck Blackouts are a new-old-school punk band, relying on fast and dynamic tunes which are well complimented by the band’s ability to bring in crowds and have them singing along – long after the show ends.
The Disorderlies, from Seattle WA, are devotees of the hard-fast edge of pop punk: fast beats and fast guitars, simple and intense chord structures that convey the intensity and urgency of classic slam dancing 1980’s hardcore.
Silence Mill has been tearing up the Eugene punk scene since forming in 2017.

Something to do with your hands while you drink.

Open jam, acoustic strings only.

Fred Abong may be best known in indie-rock circles as a founding member of legendary bands Throwing Muses and Belly; however, he quietly bowed out of the music industry during the latter band's rise to fame. After spending three decades immersed in family and academia, Fred returned to music as both Kristin Hersh's bassist and a unique, excellent artist in his own right. His latest album Yellowthroat will appeal to fans of Elliott Smith, Damien Jurado and Bill Callahan.
Rodney Henry, ie, "Ramblin Pie Man" from Baltimore, plays dangerously delicous songs.

Composed of bassist/vocalist Lucy Di Santo, drummer Dan Cornelius and guitarist Steve Fall (guitars) - formerly of popular Toronto acts such as Acid Test, Danko Jones and Deliuss - ON pursues a sound that incorporates post-punk, grunge, and even old-school funk. Fans of PJ Harvey, Veruca Salt, and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs would greatly enjoy ON's music. 

Something to do with your hands while you drink.

Open jam, acoustic strings only.