Jenni Moore is an independent journalist based in Portland, Oregon. She primarily writes for publications such as the Portland Mercury and The Oregonian / OregonLive.com, covering local music events, concerts, and cultural happenings in the Portland area. Her work has also been featured in EverOut.
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Jenni Moore's local event coverage in Portland, Oregon focuses heavily on music and entertainment. She frequently reports on concerts, local artist performances, and music-related events.
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By: Jenni Moore
In this column, we regard Pickathon as the climax of our Portland-area summer music season, but even as the season hits twilight mode, there are plenty of other worthy music updates to get into this month. Here comes the latest, Hear in Portland! MUST SEE: Upcoming local event(s) featuring local artist(s). Soul Festival Block Party The annual summer block party from the folks behind Black-owned cannabis dispensary Green Muse (formerly Green Hop) is now called...
From aguachile to oysters Rockefeller, Portland is a seafood town
By: Jenni Moore
Also on deck: Childish Gambino, Modest Mouse, André 3000 and Sabrina Carpenter.
By: Jenni Moore
Holy September! Summer 2024 is cooling down, and we’re still processing Live Nation’s dystopian plans for the city's Central Eastside. Increasingly prominent nonprofit MusicPortland has been fighting the decision, but developers aren’t backing down. We'll be watching the upcoming September 19 hearing on the matter very closely. In the meantime, if you just came to rock out and vibe, there's plenty of local music buzz to enjoy right now—from the return of Lose Yr Mind...
By: Jenni Moore
Hear in Portland music this week: • The Thesis: Femme Edition • Majik9's upbeat "Dum Ditty Dum”" • André 3000 Soon to Flute at the Schnitz
By: Jenni Moore
MUST SEE: Upcoming local event(s) featuring local artist(s). A Beat Happening's Final Show of 2024
MUST SEE: Upcoming local event(s) featuring local artist(s). Hungry Hungry Hip-Hop: Siah Tha Kid, YAWA, Camurai X, Listening Listener
Cowboy Carter Homecoming : The Live Album, Beyoncé For a while, Beyoncé only made special edition cover versions of Cowboy Carter available
By: Jenni Moore
As the nation reels from all the election-related roar and we figure out how to collectively move forward as a country in this new era, music offers an escape and an opportunity to connect with other like-minded folks in our community. This week, Hear in Portland, check out a new showcase from the folks behind A Beat Happening, the fourth album from Mal London, and newly added a Portland stop on Justin Timberlake's world tour!...
By: Jenni Moore
The political climate and sullen vibe in these streets calls for some escapism and we're fortunate that in an artsy, music-loving town like Portland, there’s never a dull moment. This week, we’re touting an irreverent post-holiday country show on Friday and a post-holiday evening of drag, music, and comedy at the end of December. If you don't want to go anywhere—if you don't want to make plans—we've got you on that, too, with an excellent...
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