Bass & Flow II: Gangsigns, Karma Rivera, Rasheed Jamal, Chris Bower, Bottle Kidz
After headlining GirlFest in January, Karma Rivera’s kept her head down, seemingly readying herself for a busy summer of shows. Tonight Rivera unleashes what she’s been working on: switching up her live set and being newly backed by a band, The Heavy Hustle. It’ll be cool to see how that affects her super-chill releases like “Easy,” and “Everything I Love.” In addition to checking out Rivera’s more fleshed-out sound, this is a chance to see and hear the most underrated rapper in town, Rasheed Jamal. JENNI MOORE
Apr 30, 7 pm, Lola’s Room, $10
This is Your Theater: Mulholland Drive
Time to revisit David Lynch’s 2001 film, yeah? Lynch’s films get richer and more nuanced the more times they’re viewed. (Face it, you didn’t like whiskey the first time you tried it, either—and now look at you.) COURTNEY FERGUSON
Apr 29, 7:30 pm, Hollywood Theatre, $7-9
Crab, Seafood & Wine Fest
For the 35th straight year, Astoria and Warrenton come together as one in the joyous celebration of turning old grapes into stuff that’ll getcha drunk, and taking other stuff out of the ocean and making it delicious. Visit astoriacrabfest.com for more information.
Apr 28-30, Fri 4 pm, Sat 10 am, Sun 11 am, Clatsop County Fair & Expo Center, $5-10, all ages
Beach Party, Bod, Sweeping Exits, Mala Fides
Three months into his presidency, you’re probably still sitting dumbfounded in your bedroom, compulsively Googling “How long has Trump been in office?” Music will help, trust me: Try the second edition of the benefit show series “Not Without a Fight,” which hits the Know this weekend to raise money for local organizations Outside In, a crucial nonprofit serving homeless youths, and Portland People’s Outreach Project, a charity providing clean injection and overdose prevention supplies to the Portland area. The grungy, experimental weirdoes of Seattle’s Bod return to town just after releasing their new EP, True Cinnamon. The excellent title track’s angular opening riff softens as the four-piece molds the tempo to fit their bizarrely catchy purposes. Local glam-punk heartthrobs Sweeping Exits will also grace the new Know stage with densely packed and theatrically realized tales of queer empowerment. NATHAN TUCKER
Apr 28, 8 pm, The Know, $7
Vice Device, Escort, Bobby Peru, Cockeye
An eclectic array of Portland punk, rock, and post-punk takes to the Know stage as part of a series of benefit shows supporting Portland People’s Outreach Project and Outside In.
Apr 29, 8 pm, The Know, $7
Kulululu, Blesst Chest, Stöller
Blesst Chest makes bizarro, acid-washed, fuzzed-out, groovy tunes that sound like Ratatat’s cool prog-rock parent, lacking the sophisticated production of today’s young ‘uns but wailing hard like it’s 1977. CIARA DOLAN
Apr 28, 9 pm, The Fixin’ To, $5
Woolen Men, Pelican Ossman, Conditioner
Prolific local trio the Woolen Men bring their jangle punk and pop sounds to the Turn! Turn! Turn! stage.
Apr 28, 8 pm, Turn! Turn! Turn!, $5
Hustle and Drone, Small Skies, Wave Collector
When you get a chance to hear Portland electro-pop trio Hustle & Drone show off their latest adventures in dance, you should probably take it.
Apr 28, 9 pm, Bunk Bar, $5
Rock ‘n’ Roll Suicides, Gentle Bender, Cockeye
La Puente-hailing trio Rock ‘n’ Roll Suicides play a blend of punk, garage, and power pop. Tonight they make their way up the coast for a free show at the Kenton Club supporting their 2016 EP, Leave It All Behind.
Apr 29, 8 pm, (The World Famous) Kenton Club, free
Do Right Sunday
A monthly showcase from two of Portland’s best DJs, making you shake your ass while also raising funds for the community.
Apr 30, 9 pm, Dig a Pony, free
Don’t forget to check out our Things To Do calendar for even more things to do!