Hey Portland! ❤️

Across the country, folks are striking to protest ICE and the violence inflicted on immigrant communities. We’re standing in solidarity – today and every day – with the people who make this city what it is. We show up for our neighbors. We fight for what’s right.

JUST ANNOUNCED

• Hippie Sabotage just dropped tour dates, so it’s time to Stay High literally, emotionally, spiritually, sonically. If you’re looking for that 2010s euphoric energy, you’ll find it at Roseland Theater in March.

• Treefort 2026 is calling—five days of nonstop music, weirdness, and Boise magic. 500+ bands, endless vibes, and zero reason to miss it. Grab your pass now before your group chat leaves you behind.*

• Cherub hits Wonder Ballroom on February 13 with their signature blend of electro-pop, funk, and party-starting energy. It’s the perfect kickoff to your Valentine’s week. Secure tickets now!*

• ADULT. is hitting the road, and the synth-punk apocalypse is officially underway. This Detroit duo is serving up dystopian energy you can dance to at Mississippi Studios in May.

• Experience elegance, emotion, and full-body chills with Andrea Bocelli at Moda Center on September 9.

LATINX-OWNED BUSINESSES IN PORTLAND

In solidarity with today’s national strike and protest, we’re spotlighting Portland’s Latinx-owned businesses that fuel this city with culture, flavor, and fight. Put your money where your values are when possible!

TONIGHT

LOCALS ONLY

• The Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition is hosting both virtual and in-person ICE Watch training sessions.

• Many Portland businesses are either closing or donating a portion of sales today in support of the national strike. Lucky for us, The Oregonian has compiled a list!

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