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Underground Open Mic with Freddie Lamb 7:30pm - 9:30pm 21 and over

Thursday, June 30 Hotel Oregon Paragon Room Free

Join host Fred Lamb to show off your musical skills in the cellar bar!

Mojo Holler 7:30pm - 9:30pm 21 and over

Friday, July 1 Hotel Oregon Paragon Room Free

Missi & Mister Baker deliver Americana roots with liberal doses of slide, steel, and killer vocals. Their sound is both ethereal and down-to-earth, with Mister Baker's deft fretwork and Missi's 'Appalachian Mama' voice.

Mick Overman 7:30pm - 9:30pm 21 and over

Saturday, July 2 Hotel Oregon Paragon Room Free

Mick Overman is a west coast legend. He's a poet and master musician. His music is best described as ''Bluesy Folk & Roll with Jazz Attitude'' and his guitar playing and singing as ''Berklee College of Caveman''. He has long been regarded as one of the west coast's hardest working (as many as 379 performances in one year) and prolific artists. He's an ''Iron Man Of The Road''.

"Come As You Are" - 90s Dance Flashback 9 pm 21 and over

Saturday, July 2 Crystal Ballroom Property Lola's Room $12

Dance to the songs of the 90s featuring music by Nirvana, Snoop Dog, T.L.C., Beastie Boys ... and so much more.

Mic Check Vursatyl Pricy M Slago Dobleon 8 p.m. 21 and over

Sunday, July 3 White Eagle Saloon $12 in advance, $15 day of show<br />Limited Seating, first come first serve. <br />Expect standing room. Tickets

Vursatyl is an MC, singer/songwriter, best known for being a frontman for the Portland, Oregon-based Hip Hop group, Lifesavas. His lyrics are smart, sharp and delivered with a complexity in flow that would make even Charlie Parker proud to know him, all without losing any accessibility. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Vursatyl can also sing, direct a full band, and construct vocal harmonies of an extraordinary and unique nature. A perfect example of this appears on his classic hit, HelloHiHey from Lif

John Bunzow 7:30pm - 9:30pm 21 and over

Friday, July 8 Hotel Oregon Paragon Room Free

Oregon native John Bunzow has been called one of the finest writers and roots-musicians on the current music scene. Chicago Tribune columnist Jack Hurst cites Bunzow with mixing "the rootsy with the revolutionary."