​The Filthy Skillets combine the technique and vocal harmonies that drive Traditional Bluegrass with classic songwriting and fresh takes on Bluegrass classics and songs from the Honky Tonk, Punk, and Classic Rock catalogues.
Join us for a great evening with one of our favorites!

​An accomplished songwriter, storyteller, and all around entertainer - Kevin Dorin's music crosses genres while always dipping a toe in the blues.
Kevin Dorin is a Canadian songwriter and musician based in northern Idaho, known for his soulful blend of folk, blues, and Americana. Originally from Calgary, Alberta, he has made a significant mark on the music scene in the inland NW USA, where he is recognized for his distinctive vibrato voice and compelling lyrics. Dorin’s music often crosses genres, with influences described as a mix of Ed Sheeran and The Black Keys, while maintaining a strong blues foundation.
He has performed extensively, including as the former lead singer of the blues-alt band *Bigger Fish Than Guns*, with which he toured across Western Canada. His solo work includes the seven-track album *Invisible Lines* (released around 2018), a critically praised project that balances blues and Americana with sparse yet captivating production. Dorin recorded this album in his home studio, handling most of the instrumentation himself, with mostly analog gear and microphones he modified. The album was mastered by New York engineer Carol Rowatti using high-end analog equipment, including a compressor famously used by The Beatles.
Over the years he has opened for a variety of international touring acts such as AWOLNATION, Scott Pemberton Trio, and LeRoy Bell(X Factor/Elton John) & Madeline Hawthorne.

​The Tabor Mountain Boys hail from deepest Southeast Portland, bringing all the traditions of that fair land to other parts of town. With a Galactic HQ located near Reservoir 1, the boys can be found picking bluegrass, country, and swing tunes whilst minding the still. If you see a puff of purple smoke, point your unicycle our way and stop on by.
The Tabor Mountain Boys are known to their parole officers as Greg Stone, Brad Price, Dale Jones and Max Tucker. Each show is full of quirky original songs, the tastiest of covers, and a smattering of Very Fancy Guitar.

​Tuesday String Band combines foot-tappin' Bluegrass standards and high-energy fiddle tunes with witty banter and genre-blending originals and covers.
Tuesday String Band is made up of Western Oregon University music students and alumni who are dedicating their lives to careers in music. They love entertaining crowds with fast pickin', witty banter, and string band versions of songs from a wide variety of styles. The band plays upwards of 100 shows per year throughout the Pacific Northwest and they have performed at several major Bluegrass festivals, including the North Cascades Bluegrass Festival.

Award Winning Artist Trent Beaver is known as one of the Pacific Northwest’s premier singer-songwriters. His songwriting and style spans multiple genres such as Soul, Americana, vintage rhythm & Blues. Mixed with rock n roll swagger and country influences. He captivates audiences with his raspy vocals and heart-felt lyrics. Watching and listening to Trent, you will immediately recognize his passion for music and connection with his listeners, as well as his immense vocal and acoustic guitar talent. Trent Has shared the the stage with multiple larger artists throughout the years, such as, Art Alexakis of Everclear, Deana Carter, Sunny Sweeney, Ray Scott, Phil Keaggy as well as sharing the bill with names such as Zach Bryan, Marcus King and Morgan Wade to name a few.
Trent has been playing music in the Pacific Northwest and beyond for many years, while living for a few years in Muscle Shoals, Alabama where he recorded in the renowned Fame Studios. You may have seen Trent at an acoustic show with just his guitar, he also has an amazing band called Trent Beaver and the Damage and is backed by some of the best musicians around. For this show, it will be Trent and his guitar for an intimate acoustic show.