Club Blush: An Ethereal & Euphoric Dance Night – 21+
A celebration of the best ethereal & euphoric electronic anthems all night long. Join us on the dance floor! A tribute to the hits from Rufus Du Sol, Flume, John Summit, Disclosure, Kaskade, ODESZA, Hayden James, Dom Dolla, Bob Moses, Lane 8, Fred Again…, Zhu, Duke Dumont, Gorgon City, Nora En Pure, Kaytranada, Jamie xx, Peggy Gou, Yotto, SG Lewis & many more! Get into the vibe of the party here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/305ZYb91t3mmBpyVXWKHtF?si=4d7a718a4fa84008*This is a tribute dance night. None of the artists mentioned will be appearing at this event, nor are they affiliated with the event.Follow us on Instagram for updates, pics, song requests & more @ clubblush.party
Hannah Glavor / Charles & Ritchie / Katy & the Null Sets – 21+
Hannah Glavor is a Portland based singer-songwriter with a cinematic range of indie rock revelry and raw folk spirit, clutched together by catching pop elements. She has been on the West Coast scene for the past decade sharing the stage and with a broad range of sound like Elbow, Joseph, Y La Bamba, and Sixpence None the Richer. Katy & the Null Sets is the long-time “solo project” of Katy Ohsiek, vocalist and songwriter of Portland disco group Foamboy. The project has taken many forms since its inception in 2015. Katy & the Null Sets has been a solo singer-songwriter act, a collection of iPhone voice memos, elaborate synth pop albums, a ukulele-drummer 2 piece, and now an indie-new-wave 5-piece band of jazz musicians. The unifying element over the years has been Katy’s melodies, lyricism, and unique song forms, which borrow from bossa nova, neo-soul, mid-2000’s indie rock, and modern americana.
Mietze Conte – 21+
Laffy Taffy: ~Twerk in ALL A$$-Sorted Flavors~ – 21+
It’s OUR BIRTHDAY!!!!! The 4yr ANNIVERSARY is going DOWNNNN We ALWAYS do it BIG for our birthday. This is largely due to the support our twerk community!!! We would be nothing without your loyal support!! GET. READY. It will literally be LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!!!! Dress to impress because it will for sure be BAY-WATCH!!! (just in time for Spring Break!!!) $$$TWERK CONTEST AT MIDNITE$$$ SHAKE dat ASS for CASH!!!! DJs: BNICK | HEFTOBER | JACK SOUNDTRACK: Nothing BUT Ratchet BANGERS!!! 2000s – Current flames!!! HipHop, Trap, RnB, Reggaeton, Dancehall, NOLA Bounce, Jerzee Club, and much more. Think Megan THEE Stallion, Cardi B, Bad Bunny, BIG Freeda, City Girls, Latto, Doja Cat, Pluto, J Balvin, Rae Sremmurd, Drake, Charli XCX, etc.. Reminder: We aim to celebrate life while respectfully enjoy each others company, dance to some good music; all while providing a SAFE space for all walks of life. We are one.
Food House w/saoirse dream – 21+
Following an incredibly successful year of touring in 2025, the electronic pop duo Food House is returning this year with another North American headlining tour. The duo rose to popularity during the COVID-19pandemic, with their debut single “Thos Moser”, bringing them into the sphere of the PC Music era, partaking in events alongside notable artists such as A.G Cook, Umru,100 Gecs, etc. This year, Food House will be bringing a whole new performance to the stage, exhibiting their legendary work as a duo while also trailing the releases of their solo projects. Beholding an energetic and eclectic community wherever they go, this mini tour will be nothing short of dancing the night away to the most irresistibly outrageous upbeat frequencies.
CRIMEWAVE: A GOTH, POST-PUNK, & DARKWAVE PARTY – 21+
What the Dance presents: CRIMEWAVE: A GOTH, POST-PUNK & DARKWAVE PARTY Portland! Dive into the shadows and lose yourself to CRIMEWAVE – a night of your favorite goth, darkwave, new wave, post-punk, and industrial music Dress to impress and dance into the darkness at: Holocene Thursday, April 9 9pm 21+ DJ @thylacine.queen will be spinning music from the likes of Depeche Mode, The Cure, Nine Inch Nails, Mareux, Molchat Doma, Boy Harsher, and more! Your night awaits @thedanceparties
Global Based & Holocene Present: VHOOR – 21+
VHOOR is undoubtedly one of the most captivating artists in thegroundbreaking, fertile landscape of contemporary Brazilian music.Rising from the baile funk universe, the 28-year-old draws a wide rangeof sounds and genres rooted in Brazilian music and street culture. Frommodern takes on traditional music, such as piseiro, to the reggaeton-likebrega-funk, from broken, anti-4×4 rhythms to boosted sub-bass, underVHOOR’s control everything becomes sonic material on the crossroadsof Afro-diasporic dance-floors.
MGNA Crrrta – The Beautiful Disaster Tour w/Tommy Fleece – All Ages
Spend The Night Presents: Theo Parrish (open to close) – 21+
Spend The Night celebrates 11 years with an open-close set from the legendary Theo Parrish. Theo Parrish is a true sonic architect, an artist whose work fuses the disco-based pulse of Chicago house with the mechanised soul of Detroit techno and the improvisational drive of jazz. In his words, “Jazz spawned house music, jazz spawned hip-hop, jazz spawned funk and they all reflect back into that.” His genre-melding, mind-melting sets have been revelatory experiences for those hearing them over the last 20 years. He continues to engage, challenge, and redefine the limits of what we call Black dance music, serving as an example of creative independence.
Girli – All Ages
Alt-pop agitator girli describes her upcoming album ‘Nothing Hurts Like a Girl’ as her most “reflective” and “vulnerable” body of work yet. “It’s about the pain of being in queer relationships and getting hurt by a girl, but also the pain of being a woman and figuring out who you are,” says the musician also known as Milly Toomey. This personal growth has coincided with an evolution in how girli approaches her artistry. When she broke through seven years ago with edgy electro gems like ‘Girls Get Angry Too’, she relished being combative. “Initially I was pissed off about a lot of things and I just wanted to get them out,” she says. “But now, writing songs is like therapy for me – it’s about processing things I’ve gone through and how they shaped me as a person.” Born and raised in north London, girli started out singing in bands, but soon realised she was “too much of a control freak” not to go solo. She adopted her stage name and signature pink hair during this period as a way of “weaponising everything that was being used against me”. Right from the start, girli took pride in being slyly subversive. “The word ‘girly’ has so much stigma attached to it because it’s often used to belittle femininity,” she explains. “I wanted to take that word and turn it into something powerful, and I changed the ‘y’ to an ‘i’ so people would be able to find my music on Google.” Now, with fans around the world embracing girli’s music as an inspiring and comforting part of their everyday lives, she is ready to enter her most revealing era. Anthemic bangers like ‘Matriarchy’ and ‘Nothing Hurts Like a Girl’ are already highlights of her incendiary live show. “I was definitely an angsty teenager who wanted to shout into the mike and put my middle fingers up to everyone,” she says with a laugh. “But over time, I’ve become more sensitive as a person, which has made my music even more authentic. I still definitely have that feisty side, but I like that I can also be more vulnerable in my music. With this album I’m showing more of myself than ever before, and that’s a really exciting feeling.”