"Saxsquatch is a 7’ tall multi-instrumentalist, producer, and electronic music artist from North Carolina.

He has accumulated over 3 million followers online through releasing music with legends such as John Oates, Billy Ray Cyrus, the band WAR, and songs with the infamous electronic music label Monstercat. In 2021, Saxsquatch created theme music for Rocket League, and the following year had music featured in Fortnite. Saxsquatch has been trending on Rolling Stone’s website and on the front page of Forbes for his music releases.

"Cincinnati singer-songwriter Michael Marcagi’s ascent is a homegrown success story. With a career built largely through grassroots social media support, the folk-rock singer has demonstrated that listeners are hungry for earnest storytelling rooted in age-old American musical traditions. Marcagi announced himself with “The Other Side,” a depiction of the claustrophobia of small-town life, but it was his cinematic tribute to taking a leap of faith— “Scared to Start” —that pushed his TikTok view counts into the millions.

Magic City Hippies initially floated onto the scene as Robby Hunter Band, but stumbled into their true identity in 2015 when their album Magic City Hippies gave them a fresh sound and a new name. Fusing Miami’s sunshine-soaked funk with an after-hours swagger, they’ve since captivated audiences worldwide, from intimate clubs to the stages of Bonnaroo, Austin City Limits, and Lollapalooza.

There are a lot of musical influences and sources that Daniel Donato has drawn on during his career and that inform his latest album, Reflector (Retrace Music), his first all-original album. But within those, Donato has carved out a unique and individualized spot for himself, one that speaks to the deep American music heritage that inspires him and that he’s pushing toward the future with inspired, intentional vigor.He calls it Cosmic Country, a moniker that’s both self-descriptive and a statement of purpose.

From behind the redwood curtain of Humboldt County, California, the seven piece funk-soul band Diggin Dirt has carved out a niche as a live party not to be missed. Shoveling their own path, Diggin Dirt has seen sustained growth over the past few years, with multiple national tours and festival stops at Jam Cruise, High Sierra, Hulaween, Same Same but Different, Live Oak, Cascade Equinox, Joshua Tree Music Festival and many more.

There seems to be an aura in the air when the five members of The Main Squeeze enter a room. A multicultural five-piece from Los Angeles, CA, The Main Squeeze have built a cult following in the States on the road – putting rubber to pavement and playing over 1,000 shows together over the past nine years. For a group of men with completely different backgrounds, tastes, religions, and opinions, there’s already a spirit shared among them when they sit down to play together.

Futurebirds are an American Rock and Roll band formed in 2008 from Athens, Georgia, United States.

On Saturday, Jan. 11th, Community Center for the Performing Arts presents a 50th anniversary fundraiser for the WOW Hall and performance of Defiance by the Wallflower Order and Dance Brigade, along with musical performances by Holly Near and Ferron, at the WOW Hall.Dance Brigade is partnering with the WOW Hall for a WOW’s 50th anniversary fundraising event on Saturday, Jan.

On Saturday, Jan. 4th the Community Center for the Performing Arts proudly welcomes New World Sinner, Pitch Black Mass, Against the Raging Tide, Gamma Knife, and Atomic Terror to the WOW Hall for the Metal For Meals food drive.

Cap’n Trips begin their 17th year together with a tribute concert to legendary Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh on Friday January 3rd at Eugenes Wow Hall. Trips will be reunited with their original guitar virtuoso Anthony Forcellini.Eugenes first Jerry Garcia tribute band, Trips was formed in 2008 by Tom Lemmon (guitar, vocals), Trey Longstreth (bass, vocals), Marcy Andrews (mandolin), and Anthony (guitar, vocals), and later added Ken Sokolove (drums), and Sean Jackson (keyboards, vocals).They have played festivals throughout Oregon, including 3 times at the Oregon Country Fair.