Friday, October 1, 2010

THIS WEEKEND IN MUSIC: Terrain! Hillstomp!

Posted By on Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 2:56 PM

Let's just start this with what everyone's talking about. Tonight is the third annual TERRAIN event — a one night music, art, performance, and beer extravaganza. The show features 64 artists this year and seven bands. DJ Likes Girls kicks things off at 5 pm, followed by Sueno del Verde (Please Draw In Me's side-band), alt-country favorites Silver Treason, RAWK Final Four art-punkers Jazz, sound-freaks The Soul and the Machine (see our story on them here), Pullman's Yarn Owl and a late night set by James Pants. There have been whisperings about a secret show, too — and we swore we wouldn't tell. Poo. Be at Terrain all night — it's free to get in, all-ages and a bar for 21ers. Music City Building, 1011 W. First Ave. 

Now that that's out of the way, when you get hot at Terrain, head to the Seaside for a show featuring a great singer-songwriter, Matthew Sonntag (9 pm, $5, 21 and over), or to Empyrean for an acoustic show with Brett Hite and Marshall McLean (8 pm, $8, all-ages).

On Saturday night, dust off your dancing shoes and head to Mootsy's for a show by Hillstomp and Whiskey Dick Mountain. We printed that the show was all-ages, and that's totally not true. Mootsy's shows are always 21 , and start around 10 pm. Sorry about that one.

And on Sunday, when you can dance no more, sit and listen to the beautiful, old-sounding songs of Sara Jackson-Holman. She's opening for Northwest favorites Floater — who will be performing an all-acoustic set. That show is all-ages, $12 and starts at 7 pm.


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Michael Bowen

Michael Bowen is a former senior writer for The Inlander and a respected local theater critic. He also covers literature, jazz and classical music, and art, among other things.