Candi Pop Presents: Dump Him – An Anti Valentines Day Party – 21+
Candi Pop Anti-Valentine’s Edition! Advance tickets are now sold out! There will be a limited number of spots available at the door when we open at 9pm night of show.
DEBÍ TIRAR MÁS FIESTAS 🔥 – 21+
NDVST presents DEBÍ TIRAR MÁS FIESTAS Portland! Party with us as we celebrate reggaeton, dembow, merengue, & Latin dance hits! Te vemos at the club: Holocene Saturday, December 27 9pm 21+ PERREO, BABY! DJ set by @a.lo.so Síguenos @nochedevibrassinti
SWIFT ME AWAY 💌 – A Valentine’s dance night – 21+
SWIFT ME AWAY 💌 ENTER YOUR LOVER ERA AT OUR VALENTINES DANCE NIGHT!💘 💐Holocene – Portland💋 Wednesday, February 11🧸 9PM💝 21+IT’S A LOVE STORY, BABY / TICKETS @ 22ANDGOOD4U.COM 🎟️We will be playing the best of Taylor Swift, Sabrina Carpenter, Ariana Grande, Olivia Rodrigo, Tate McRae, Gracie Abrams and more all night long!follow @22andgood4u for more ✨
Winter Birthday Show! ft. Fox Walker, Wavicle, Onion – 21+
Fox Walker Fox Walker is a large R&B/Neo-Soul band from Portland, OR, bringing the message of community, authenticity and self-confidence through music. Fox Walker brings together an inclusive community that blurs the lines between audience and performer, where each concert is one of a kind. They work to emulate the stage shows of D’Angelo and Vulfpeck, where the crowd can expect a large cast of rotating characters performing at a high level. They also keep Bobby Caldwell, Sade, Jill Scott, Raphael Saddiq and Anderson Paak on shuffle when driving to shows. In 2024 Fox Walker was awarded the Echo Fund Grant, presented by a board of prominent figures in the music community through Music Oregon. This afforded Fox Walker the ability to collaborate with a collection of twenty-one Portland artiststhey’ve rallied over the years. After months of planning, they recorded a live-in-studio music video for their song, Let’s Vibe, at Page Street Sound Labs. WĀVICLE WĀVICLE rides the crest of Portland, Oregon’s musical wave as a four-piece powerhouse of psychedelic funk fusion. Their debut album, PHĀSES, is available now and presents a sonic journey that encapsulates their innovative sound and creative prowess. With a varied foundation rooted in funk, jazz, and rock—and a collective love for odd time signatures—WĀVICLE’s music is a tapestry of hypnotic grooves, intricate melodies, and expansive sonic landscapes. Their compositions are a testament to their artistic vision, blending complex rhythms with mesmerizing harmonies to create a sound that is uniquely their own. WĀVICLE’s live performances are a testament to their musicianship and improvisational skill, with each show promising a new and exciting experience for their audience. As they continue to captivate audiences with their exceptional musicianship and boundless creativity, WĀVICLE invites listeners to join them on a musical odyssey unlike any other. OnionOnion is a jazz fusion quintet that mixes elements of jazz, funk, rock, and hip-hop to create a unique sound and exhilarating musical experience. Onion layers a distinct melodic blend of electric guitar, saxophone, and vocals upon a rock solid foundation of drums, bass, and keys. The band writes original music rooted in grooves and complex rhythms that make the mind (and body) want to dance. Onion’s sound is inspired by classic fusion groups like Return to Forever and contemporary jazz artists like Nate Smith, Nubya Garcia, and Michael Mayo. Onion formed in Portland, Oregon in 2018 and has since performed at various music venues, private events, and festivals throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Spend The Night Presents: HAAi – w/ Sappho & OTHRWRLD – 21+
HAAi is known for her dynamic, tempo-shifting DJ sets. In 2024 HAAi played over 100 shows across five continents, 30 countries, and 91 cities. She took to the biggest stages at festivals, such as Glastonbury, Sonar, and EDC Las Vegas, while also delivering sets at local parties including Japan’s Rainbow Disco Club, Berlin’s RSO and Paris’ Iconic Rex Club, where she performed a year-long residency. In-between, HAAi was playing b2b’s with friends like KI/KI, Jennifer Cardini, The Blessed Madonna and Solomun. 2024 also saw the launch of UNiSON, her community focused party brand that featured surprise back-to-back sets with Boys Noize, DJ Boring and Romy, alongside a room programmed with emerging artists discovered via HAAi’s Submit to Play platform. UNiSON has become a platform for HAAi to uplift rising talent while creating an inclusive and boundary-pushing space for club culture. From her beginnings as a singer-songwriter in Western Australia to her rise as a globally renowned producer, songwriter and DJ, HAAi continues to push boundaries and redefine the possibilities of electronic music.
Lucy Bedroque
With special guests 9lives and kuru This event is ALL AGES Lucy Bedroque VIP Experience – Includes One (1) GA ticket. – Early entry into the venue, 30 minutes prior to scheduled doors. – Merchandise shopping prior to doors opening to the public.OFFICIAL TICKETS:ETIX is the official ticketing source and partner of Holocene. ** DELIVERY DELAY ** Mobile tickets will be available from Etix three (3) days before the concert date. Please adhere to published ticket limits. Additional orders exceeding the ticket limit will be canceled without notice. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. PLEASE, DOUBLE-CHECK YOUR ORDER BEFORE PURCHASING. NO REFUNDS.
DIVA! Starring Lana Ja’Rae – A QTBIPOC Dance & Drag Party – 21+
It’s WINTER, DIVA! Join us at @holoceneportland for DIVA! Celebrating Winter and Black History Month with an all-black lineup, and special guest all the way from NYC, @lanajarae from RPDR S17!!️ Brought to you by @qtpdxevents Send the winter off with a BANG! This night is going to be PACKED with energy; featuring local drag headliners @isaiah_esquire , @missmonachrome and @lalabenet and DJ @troublewitdamouf kicking things off andddd with some of the hottest gogos in town; @nottinyy_ @spicydads @lavish.volt , the beats, the booties, and the melanin is gonna be POPPIN on the dancefloor! If you’re new here: DIVA! Is a qbipoc centered drag and dance party that is radically inclusive to all identities, abilities, bodies, races, age groups, classes, and cultures; spotlighting the femmes, the queers, and the queens of rap, pop, disco, house, and more! With black girl DJs to get you groovin, gogos to get you hype, and drag to get your life, this is THE party for EVERY-BADDIE! GA AND 9PM MEET AND GREET AVAILABLE! Buy your tickets quick, before we sell out!
Cornelia Murr w/ Reverend Baron, Sahara Grim – All Ages!
Cornelia’s Murr’s newest album began with a question: What do I want? The answer is everything, and it’s never felt more urgent.On her first LP in six years, Run To The Center, out February 28, 2025 on 22Twenty, the London-born singer-songwriter delivers her most confident, expansive album yet. Across 10 hypnotic pop songs is a fully realized portrait of a woman and an artist in her thirties, standing triumphantly in uncertainties, asking the crucial questions one needs to sustain a life: How can you fit everything you want into a life? How can you do this if you want so much?Run To The Center, which Murr will tour internationally next year, is her first release since her self-produced, six-track EP Corridor in 2022 and her first LP since her 2018 debut Lake Tear of the Clouds, produced by Jim James of My Morning Jacket. For years, Murr tried to make another LP, but extraneous forces kept getting in the way, whether economic or global.But in the spring of 2023, Murr started working with prolific producer Luke Temple (Adrienne Lenker, Hand Habits), adding to her impressive list of collaborators, which includes Rodrigo Amarante, Alice Boman, Reverend Baron, and Oracle Sisters among many others. Temple was an old friend whom she had met in New York more than a decade prior. Finally, forces coalesced for them to work together. The result is a sweeping album of Murr’s most spectral and tender pop yet, born of a need to excavate her desires and experience of time, both in new songs born spontaneously out of an easy collaboration with Temple, as well as older songs that, for years, had been knocking around in her brain.Run To the Center is the most updated expression of who Murr is now, both sonically and emotionally, particularly as questions around artmaking have become more urgent for her over the better part of the last decade.“As a young person you’re free to wander. There’s a lot of power in that,” Murr says. “But there’s an incredible sense of urgency that has snuck up on me. All of a sudden it feels like I must define my life in some major ways. Am I going to be a mother or not? If so, who am I going to do that with? If so, where am I going to do that? How am I going to afford that? Meanwhile, this feels like the most important time to devote to my work. Life these days is seemingly asking for my commitment to what can feel like contradictory things.”
Healthcare for All Oregon: A Fundraiser Concert to Fight for Universal Healthcare – 21+ EARLY SHOW!
Join us February 8th from 4-6:30pm for an unforgettable show. Bands across Portland have come together to unite in their goal to make universal healthcare a reality. We are closer than ever and are determined to get this passed by 2028. Each of these bands are ready to blow your minds with their amazing sets they have planned. Come for a night that you will absolutely remember forever. And please give generously as our goal to get every Oregonian fair, equitable and affordable healthcare rings loudest of all. See our amazing line up here: Gregory James McKillop was a folk punk and protest songwriter from Worcester, Massachusetts who fronted and organized the now defunct queer brass clusterfolk brigade “Speaker For The Dead”. He was last seen ten years ago in Portland, Maine and his whereabouts have been murky ever since. They spent the better half of the prior decade on megabus trips with an acoustic guitar, and there are archived materials that prove Gregory was spotted performing and volunteering at protests all across the country, basements and artist collectives, and generally anywhere else they could find. His songs, which can be found within the research notes database on the musicology microlabel “Feather and a Half”, contained themes of the complicated multi pronged path towards liberation and the emotional but necessary toll of celebrating community who are no longer with us. In 2025 GJM has resurfaced and rematerialized, most recently performing at the Providence Hospital Nurses Strike to support labor rights work, as well as a 50501 No Kings Event trying to speak out against Police Sanctioned Protests as a defanged liberal co-optation of liberation ideals. Find out more at https://featherandahalf.world/ Splash of Fire is known for their original songs with upbeat positive vocals & high energy performance. Their music can be described as rock with moments of pop, funk, r&b, jazz, Latin rock, and Middle Eastern flavors. Pete Helfand (lead guitar & back-up vocals) started the group with a library of original music. In 2018, Nadia Mannai-Bonham (vocals) joined and added a collaboration with lyrics and melodies. Eventually, Joe Matlock (drums) and Gage Seber (rhythm guitar & backup vocals) joined to make the band complete with zeal. Splash of Fire will perform with special guest Sean Nowland (bass) to provide a night of thoughtful and fun music. Friends with Salad is a Portland-based band fiercely focused on fun. The trio blends elements of ‘90s-era ska, punk, and indie rock into catchy hook-filled originals and genre-bending covers that have audiences smiling and singing along.
SOLD OUT: STOMACH BOOK: the caput mortuum tour w/ Girls Rituals – All Ages! – EARLY SHOW!
(Chicago, IL) – STOMACH BOOK is the brainchild of songwriter, producer and singer Vivian Weeks which combines lo-fi and punk sensibilities with the maximalism and grandiosity of 2000s guitar-lead pop of My Chemical Romance. Utilizing the methods of modern day production to its fullest extent, instruments span the wide range of baroque keys and harpsichords, DJ scratches and blaring trumpets all wrapped up into a guitar-lead package that is equally able to morph into a catchy pop hook or a screeching noise section. Inspired equally from the bedroom acts of DIY emo (your arms are my cocoon, Weatherday) and japanese pop exemplars like Kenshi Yonezu and Shinsei Kamattechan, melody is warped into static and then cut through again with intense vocals that might be a glittering earworm. There’s only three things that are ever promised when you put on a STOMACH BOOK song, great songwriting, a catchy melody and catharsis at all cost.