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Hop Along Live At Wonder Ballroom
The Philadelphia rock band perform songs from their masterful 2018 album, and lead singer Frances Quinlan chats with opbmusic's Jerad Walker.
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Song Premiere: Joaquin Lopez - 'Entrego'
Lopez's new song is inspired by the electro-pop that filled Portland's dance clubs in the late '80s and early '90s.
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Pickathon Woods Stage: Broken Social Scene
Headlining last summer's festival, the Canadian collective plays a high-energy set to close out Saturday night in the Woods.
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Long Play: Rilo Kiley - 'More Adventurous'
The band's major label debut turns 15 this year and we're playing the whole thing throughout the broadcast on Tues., May 21.
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opbmusic's Monday Mix: Tank And The Bangas, No Aloha, Generationals
Listen to three standout songs added to the opbmusic broadcast this week.
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Video Premiere: Brette Irish Live From The Banana Stand
Watch the No Aloha lead singer perform an electric folk song from her 2018 solo album, "Capital Cities."
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opbmusic's Monday Mix: Summer Cannibals, Fontaines D.C., Esperanza Spalding
Listen to three standout songs added to the opbmusic broadcast this week.
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Video Premiere: Linus Kyle Live From The Banana Stand
Watch the lo-fi folk singer perform a previously unreleased song live in his North Portland home.
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Station Breaks: The Best New Songs From NPR Music Stations
Hear Dirty Honey play tomorrow's classic rock today, Sonia Barcelona embark on a hauntingly beautiful journey to the depths of the sea and more in this month's list.
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Ohmme: Tiny Desk Concert
These classically trained artists fill the NPR Music offices with shrieking, rhythmic noise that redefines what an electric guitar can do and be.
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opbmusic's Monday Mix: Kyle Craft, Japanese Breakfast, Marika Hackman
Listen to three standout songs added to the opbmusic broadcast this week.
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bed. Live At Kelly's Olympian
The Portland rock band perform songs from their much-anticipated full-length debut "Replay" and chat with OPB's Jerad Walker.
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Song Premiere: Lost Lander - 'Borderline'
Listen to a mesmerizing new song from frontman Matt Sheehy's ambitious performance art project.
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Win Tickets To Josh Ritter At Revolution Hall
The prolific songwriter Josh Ritter returns to Portland June 25 and 26. Enter for a chance to win tickets.
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10 Minutes With Patrick Park
We chat with the LA troubadour about his new album, love of sparse arrangements, and the time he spent answering phones for a suicide hotline.
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opbmusic's Monday Mix: Palehound, MAITA, Martha Stax
Listen to three standout songs added to the opbmusic broadcast this week.
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Toro Y Moi: Tiny Desk Concert
Toro y Moi loses the voice processing, synths and other heavy effects for a stripped-down acoustic set at the Tiny Desk.
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Long Play: Modest Mouse - 'Good News for People Who Love Bad News'
This titanic rock release is turning 15 and we're celebrating the anniversary by playing the whole album throughout the broadcast on Tues., April 30.
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Helado Negro Centers Voice On 'This Is How You Smile'
Known for his surreal textures and dreamy vocals, wildly talented songwriter Roberto Carlos Lange joins us in our latest session.
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Video Premiere: Robin Bacior Live From The Banana Stand
The songwriter performs a gorgeous stripped-down version of "Eyelids" live from her living room.
