Doug Fir Lounge

Madame Gandhi

Madame Gandhi is on a mission to make her voice and message heard around the world.

Bedouine-Photo-by-Moises-Galvan
Bedouine

Bedouine’s music shows the promise that always comes with the hurt, no matter how far one has to go to find it.

photo by Jahmad Balugo
Triathalon

Triathalon is molding their sound into sexy, new shapes, but the common thread of experimental indie vibes continues to unite new with old.

Nightlands

Dave Hartley, decade-long member of The War On Drugs, produces synth-pop psychedelia as Nightlands. Hear it live on May 10 at The Doug Fir.

The Dig

Touring in support of their fourth studio album, “Bloodshot Tokyo,” New York City indie rock quartet The Dig comes to the Doug Fir Lounge on March 22.

Split Single

Once a punk prodigy, Jason Narducy’s latest musical evolution is as the frontman of Split Single. See them live on Feb. 21 at Doug Fir.

Show Review: Her at Doug Fir

The French pop duo Her was a much-needed musical salve last Sunday night at Doug Fir.

La Femme

The musically and narratively mysterious La Femme comes to Doug Fir Lounge on Oct. 30.

Jessy Lanza

Touring her acclaimed new synth pop record, “Oh No,” Jessy Lanza plays Doug Fir Lounge on June 23.

Show Preview: Purple Reign (PDX Tribute to Prince)

Celebrate the life and legacy of Prince through music and film this Saturday, May 28 at Doug Fir Lounge.