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Canada Month continues! This time Katie tells us about the civil rights activist Viola Desmond. She made history when she refused to leave her seat in the Roseland Theater. This Black Nova Scotian challenged Canadian segregation. Today she's on the $10 bill. Learn about this amazing woman on today's episode. 

Born and bred amidst the vibrant pulse of Chicago, Kingsley's journey through music began before she could even form words, her melodies echoing through the halls of her childhood home. As the third eldest daughter in a bustling household of eight, her passion for performance and song burned brightly. From Disney tunes to impromptu concerts for friends and family, Kingsley's voice was her earliest instrument, an instrument she honed alongside her self-taught skills on guitar and piano.At the tender age of 10, Kingsley, along with two of her sisters, ignited the stage as the heart and soul of the family band, Heartfilled, drawing inspiration from the infectious pop melodies of The Jonas Brothers. Fuelled by her love for creating music, she ventured into self-production, birthing her debut single "Lie Detector" in the cosy confines of her parent's basement studio.Driven by her unwavering passion, Kingsley embarked on a dual journey, pursuing degrees in Vocal Performance and Business Administration during her college years. It was here that she not only fine-tuned her musical prowess but also nurtured her entrepreneurial spirit, laying the groundwork for her future endeavours.Upon graduating, Kingsley set her sights on the fertile grounds of Portland, Oregon, where she quickly immersed herself in the local music scene. Kingsley's ascent within the industry was swift and resolute from her humble beginnings as a marketing intern at The Old Church to her pivotal role as Head of Marketing at The Roseland Theater.Yet, the allure of the stage beckoned, and Kingsley heeded its call, stepping into the limelight as a beacon of Portland's dynamic underground music scene. With a sound that defied convention and a spirit that soared beyond boundaries, she captivated audiences far and wide, from sold-out shows to legendary recording sessions at Abbey Road.Kingsley's musical odyssey reached new heights with the release of her latest album, "Crying on Holidays" (2021), a testament to her evolution as an artist and storyteller. In the wake of the global pandemic, she reinvented herself, transcending geographical borders to emerge as a beacon of resilience and empowerment.Beyond her musical pursuits, Kingsley's influence extends into the realms of beauty and wellness, where she has carved out a niche as an entrepreneur and thought leader. Through her lipstick line, meditation retreats, and unwavering commitment to authenticity, she has cultivated a community that celebrates self-love and inner strength.As she embarks on releasing her third studio album, Kingsley remains steadfast in her dedication to crafting music that resonates deeply with her audience. With each note and lyric, she invites listeners into a world where vulnerability is embraced, and authenticity reigns supreme. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another year of recognition for breweries of the North as Washington Beer Awards doles out accolades. Plus we had a birthday boy at our favorite Chuckanut location. Ryan recounts a moving music moment at the Roseland Theater, John bring the peated speyside, Damian misses a dark beer event, Bronwyn enjoys an award winning Kolsch. Plenty of birthday fun and new awards for our friends here on Brew Happy!

Welcome everybody to another episode of the Rant N Rave Podcast as this is Episode 124 as we have the Fun Fact of the Week, Wrestling News of the Week Prestige Wrestling Shows and Talents, Buddy Matthews joins the House of Black and debuts on AEW, Sports of the Week continuing on the MLB Lockout 2022, and one topic from each of us on the panel. Hopefully you guys can enjoy this episode and also I would like to thank everybody who came up to meet me at the Merch Table in Portland, OR at the Roseland Theater to sponsor Roseland 2 representing the Rant N Rave Podcast.Support and subscribe to the channel and even the Rant N Rave Podcast every Thursday Nights at 8 P.M. EDT/ 7 P.M. CDT/ 5 P.M. PDT on this channel.Follow us on social medias of the Podcast, Merch, etc. in the description below https://linktr.ee/rantnravepodcastSupport the show

One of my favorite insights from Belle & Sebastian's Stuart Murdoch in episode #75: “Maybe 1994 or 1995, a switch came on, and I started writing better songs. There's no doubt about that. I remember writing a song called ‘Dog on Wheels' at the start of 1995, and then quickly after that, I wrote a song called ‘The State I Am In,' a song called ‘Lord Anthony,' ‘Sleep The Clock Around,' and it suddenly started flowing. There was a moment when I been in my favorite cafe, which I practically lived in — the Grosvenor Cafe — and I started getting the idea for ‘The State I Am In.' I had a little tune and I took it outside because it was too noisy in the cafe, and the words started to flow. It started coming easily, riding on top of the tune. And I didn't have to ponder the words. And actually I kind of didn't know where the ideas were coming from, I didn't know what I was saying — it all tumbled out.” Belle & Sebastian's awesome new album, A Bit Of Previous, is out now. Their upcoming tour dates are below, and you can buy tickets HERE. May-24: Rabbit Rabbit, Asheville, NC May-25: TCU Amphitheater at White River State Park, Indianapolis, IN May-26: The Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL May-27: Palace Theatre, Minneapolis, MN May-28: The Admiral, Omaha, NE May-31: Paramount Theatre, Seattle, WA Jun-1: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Jun-3: Greek Theatre, Berkeley, CA Jun-4: Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, CA Jun-5: Pappy and Harriet's, Pioneertown, CA Jun-7: The Van Buren, Phoenix, AZ Jun-8: The Bridge at Santa Fe Brewing Company, Santa Fe, NM Jun-10: The Criterion, Oklahoma City, OK Jun-11: Stubb's Waller Creek, Austin, TX Jun-13: Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN Jun-14: Red Hat Amphitheater, Raleigh, NC Jun-15: Wolf Trap, Vienna, VA Jun-16: SummerStage, Central Park, NY Jun-17: Franklin Music Hall, Philadelphia, PA Jun-18: Roadrunner, Boston, MA Jul-1: Spain, Barcelona, Vida Festival Jul-2: Spain, Madrid, Noches del Botanico, Jul-15 Bristol, UK Lloyds Amphitheatre, Bristol Harbourside Jul-16 Stirling, UK Cardross Estate, Doune The Rabbit Hole Nov-13 Cardiff, UK Great Hall - Student's Union Nov-14 London, UK The Roundhouse Nov-15 London, UK The Roundhouse Nov -17 Sheffield, UK O2 Academy Sheffield Nov-18 Liverpool, UK Olympia Nov -19 Hull, UK Asylum, Hull University Union Nov-21 Aberdeen, UK Beach Ballroom Nov-23 Edinburgh, UK Usher Hall Nov-24 Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK O2 City Hall, Newcastle Nov-25 Manchester, UK Manchester Academy Nov-27 Cambridge, UK Corn Exchange Nov-28 Birmingham, UK O2 Academy Birmingham Nov-29 Southampton, UK O2 Guildhall Southampton Nov-30 Brighton, UK Brighton Dome

Today we cover some AEW Rampage, WWE RAW, and WWE Day 1. Trill Talk return's live in Portland, at the Roseland Theater, as Jesse, and James have a plan to disrupt the show, and drive Chris Williams to lose his cool once again. The Dirt returns to talk Big Swole, and Toni Storm. Our WHAT IF..? Series returns with Bret Never Screwed Bret, and so much more! Follow us on Facebook, and Instagram @theprowrestlingshoot, and Twitter @TPWSpodcast. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel at The Pro Wrestling Shoot, where we upload Exclusive Video Content That you won't find on our Audio shows. Click our drum Link to have access to everywhere our Podcasts are available and find our Merch Stores! https://drum.io/theprowrestlingshoot Please give us a 5 Star Rate, and a friendly review, as it helps more wrestling fans find us! We hope you have an amazing week, Enjoy the show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today we switched thing's up a bit, As James Pinard Jr deals with headaches caused from our old friend, Chris Williams from Trill Talk, Jesse decided to give him a week off, and "The Network Gives the HOT TAG to Great Personal friend, Conrad Kushman from the Famous YouTube Podcast, EVERYTHING PRO WRESTLING! Trill Talk was postponed in Portland at the Roseland Theater due to weather, and will return next week. Jesse, and Conrad talk WWE, AEW, and so much more! MAIN EVENT is Jesse, and Conard diving deep in the WHAT IF..? Segment, as we due a beautiful Tribute to The late Eddie Guerrero, and Fantasy book what it could look like, if Eddie was still with us today. Happy New year everyone! Follow our Facebook, and Instagram @theprowrestlingshoot, and our Twitter @TPWSpodcast Subscribe to us on YouTube The Pro Wrestling Shoot. Click the link below to find everywhere we do our podcast, as well as our Merch stores, and Facebook Group https://drum.io/theprowrestlingshoot Follow Everything Pro Wrestling on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @EPWshow, and Subscribe to them on YouTube Everything Pro Wrestling Click the link below to their drum page to find everywhere they do podcasts, Merch Stores, and Facebook group https://drum.io/epwshow --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Rhiannon Rodriguez-Betts is one of the most talented lighting directors that there is around. As a multi-specialist, Rhiannon is equally comfortable building a stage, setting up equipment, sending out rigging points or setting up artist hospitality. A multipotentialite and a creative genius, she sheds some light on the vital mindset of following your passions and sustaining joy and energy in a demanding industry. Key points covered in this episode: ✔️ The importance of enjoying what you do. Rhiannon shares that the nature of her job can be highly stressful, but she lives by the idea of why work in the entertainment industry if you don't find it entertaining?  ✔️ Find possibilities in the mundane of daily life. "We uncover something else to do with our time besides being upset and finding entertainment in whatever it is that we're doing." ✔️ To handle different and difficult personalities at work can be very challenging for Rhiannon over the years. Still, she considers opportunities to grow and figure out how to communicate with fellow people. It is essential to listen to what it is that they're saying and hopefully not react poorly.  ✔️Why not get into this exciting profession? There is an international alliance of theatrical and stage employees all over the United States and Canada. You can connect with a local one nearby, see if they accept applications, and give them a shot. There are lots of opportunities all over the world as well to try.   ✔️Show up in the world with your spiritual integrity, your authority, and quit playing small. Be a lighthouse and shine your light from the inside out.  Rhiannon Rodriguez-Betts is regarded as one of the most sought-after lighting directors and stage crew members in the city of Portland. She takes an artistic approach each time she designs a show with strong attention to the details laid out by each artist. Rhiannon's artistry can be seen at all of Portland's major concert facilities, including the Roseland Theater, Crystal Ballroom, and sporting events at the Moda Center. As a multi-specialist, Rhiannon is equally as comfortable building a stage, setting up equipment, sending out rigging points or setting up artist hospitality as a lighting director.  Rhiannon has a solid commitment to her community and often answers calls to activism. One such answer brought her to serve a term as President of her union International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Local 28; another saw her serving in the Oregon Employment Department Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Benefit Workgroup. She is dedicated to assisting others wherever she can. Connect with Rhiannon FB: https://www.facebook.com/goddessoflighting IG: https://www.instagram.com/goddessoflighting/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/rhiannonlight Mentioned Resources: https://iatse.net/ https://www.iatse28.org/ _________________________________________________________________________________ How to Connect with Dianne A. Allen You have a vision inside to create something bigger than you. What you need is a community and a mentor. The 6-month Visionary Leader Program will move you forward. You will grow, transform and connect. https://msdianneallen.com/ Join our Facebook Group Someone Gets Me Follow Dianne's Facebook Page: Dianne A. Allen Email contact: dianne@visionsapplied.com Dianne's Mentoring Services: msdianneallen.com Website: www.visionsapplied.com Be sure to take a second and subscribe to the show and share it with anyone you think will benefit. Until next time, remember the world needs your special gift, so let your light shine!

Listen for the story of a child who gets sucked into his family's gambling problem, gets rich and then dies. We also have three stories about the hauntings at the Roseland Theater, White Eagle Saloon, and Multnomah Falls. It's a pretty scary story time so listener discretion is advised.BOO!--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bookcult/support

Zakk Wylde is the founder, guitarist, and lead singer of the heavy metal band band Black Label Society who you can catch this Friday, October 8 at the Roseland Theater in Portland. The group's new full length album 'Doom Crew Inc' drops appropriately enough on Black Friday of this year. The record is a tribute to the BLS road crew and a salute to band's loyal legion of fans.  Zakk's also featured on Ozzy Osbourne's forthcoming record and will be touring with the rock legend in 2022 to support the of the album. Music used under license. Support The Portland Podcast by rating on Apple Podcasts. Visit us at http://pdxpodcast.com/.Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/pdxpod)

In volume 2 of the Haunted Houses series, Jaclyn and Courtney tell the stories of 4 more haunted buildings: the Ramsey House, the Omni Parker Hotel, the Admiral Fell Inn, and the Roseland Theater. Come listen to these spooky tales!Instagram: @caffeinatedcrimespodEmail: caffeinatedcrimespod@gmail.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/caffeinatedcrimes)

THIS IS A MASSIVE ONE! For me at least. Teppei is one of my favorite guitar players from my favorite band, Thrice. Jeston Porter and I were able to sit down in the basement of the Roseland Theater in Portland and nerd out a few weeks ago. It was a wonderful experience and Teppei was fantastic to talk to. We explored a lot of areas, but one thing of particular importance was the theft of their gear from their storage unit. We want to try to get Teppei's Les Paul back to him, and give you the chance to win a rad fuzz pedal! We are giving away a Fender The Trapper Fuzz and some signed Thrice gear. All you have to do is navigate over to Instagram, and share THIS POST with the hashtag #FindTeppeisLesPaul. On Februray 17, 2020 I will scroll through the posts using that hashtag and randomly select a winner for the pedal. It is a long shot, but lets give it a go folks! The serial number for the guitar is 82485530. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Michael Litten "The Last DJ" for an in-depth discussion.Featuring songs from "It's Heaven I Surmise."Sponsored by Deep Roots wine www.deeprootswine.comTheme music provided by Peter Perkins Bobby Torres BioFrom New York City, to Woodstock with Joe Cocker, through ten years of touring with Tom Jones, to forming his own Latin jazz group in Portland, Bobby Torres has been on the music scene for over 40 years.Besides performing as a percussionist, Bobby is a record producer, songwriter, percussion instructor, session musician and band leader.On April 30, 2016, Bobby was given the Jazz Journalist’s Association Jazz Hero Award. This award is given to advocates, altruists, activists, aiders and abettors of jazz who have had significant impact in their local communities. On September 11, 2015, Bobby performed with the Tadeschi Trucks band to a crowd of over 25,000 people at the Lockin’ Festival in Virginia. This concert was a tribute to Joe Cocker and featured many of the original members of Mad Dogs & Englishmen. See the full Tribute to Joe Cocker at this link. On August 24, 2009, Time Magazine published “Woodstock, How Does it Sound 40 Years Later?” an article which included a photo of Bobby in performance on stage with Joe Cocker at Woodstock along with the Mad Dogs & Englishmen. On May 4th of 2009, Bobby performed for Archbishop Desmond Tutu before his adoring crowd of over 4,800 people. And, later that same year, Bobby was inducted into the Oregon Music Hall of Fame. The formal ceremony, which included fellow inductees Terry Robb, Dan Balmer and others, was October 17, 2009 at the Roseland Theater.A versatile musician, Bobby was nominated for “Outstanding Percussionist” – a Muddy Waters Award – as a result of his work performing with Le Bon, Craig Caruthers, The Dan Reed Network, Curtis Salgado, Lloyd Jones and Linda Hornbuckle – all local R&B and Blues Musicians who developed national and international reputations of their own.Visit the Oregon Music Hall of Fame.bobbytorres.com

A man who has been making music based out of Portland for decades yet still has a hunger to be a better artist. Back home after being on the road with E40 and the Trap Kitchen culminating with a sold out show at the Roseland Theater, he's back on the podcast talking about his upcoming release "Pig Ears and Chitlins", who motivates him in the scene, always being ready when opportunities present themselves and longevity. So many jewels dropped on this latest episode of the Klyph Notes podcast with Cool Nutz.

In this week's episode we feature David Leiken, president of Double Tee Concerts, Oregon's oldest and largest concert company. David is also the owner of the Roseland Theater and he founded FastTix.

On this episode, Matt Marshall, guitarist for Palisades hops on the podcast! Matt and I recorded this one before they performed their biggest show to date in Portland, supporting One OK Rock at the Roseland Theater, the biggest club venue in the city! Palisades is in prime form, and if you ain't about it, get about it. We talk about the tour, favorite memories, sacrifices, and his background in music. If you want a more in-depth look behind the band's new self-titled record, head over to episode #32 with lead vocalist Lou Miceli Jr. Twitter: @WeArePalisades @MattMarshallxo @Jake_Denning IG: @WeArePalisades @MattMarshallxo @JakeDenning Leave this show a 5-star rating and review over at iTunes! Bit.ly/JDenning You can SUPPORT the show by shopping at Amazon (BOOKMARK this link): amzn.to/1Tr034R DONATE directly via PayPal: paypal.me/JacobDenning

Alright Pleasure Seekers lets kick off our summer of love and madness with the one and only Adam D from Killswitch Engage! Adam and I caught up at the Roseland Theater here in Portland Oregon to talk all things Killswitch and the Price is right! Enjoy everyone! Don’t forget to rate and subscribe! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

April 19, 2017 Welcome to the first of our Coffeeshop Conversations mini-episodes. I figured why not do some of these around a particular event. They don’t have to be a full hour’s worth, but maybe something you’d like to hear. At World Cup Coffee and Tea at NW 18th and Glisan in Portland is the smiling face you remember from being behind the bar at Jimmy Mak’s that’s right, JD, who’s real name is John David Stubenberg. He and some other folks are staging a concert on Sunday night, April 23 at Roseland Theater in honor of the late Jimmy Mak and to kick off a scholarship to Portland State University in his name. He’ll tell us all about it. Full info here. OMN is happy to be a Media Sponsor. JD might even give a hint about what’s happening with the beginnings of a new Jimmy Mak’s club. Maybe. He and I stopped talking about baseball long enough to do this.

On this episode, I speak with Joey Vannucchi, vocalist for the band From Indian Lakes, one of the best indie bands out right now. My last discussion (published over at AbsolutePunk.net) with Joey in Portland, OR at the Roseland Theater was something I really valued - I truly appreciated his honesty and time. So when I found out that he was coming back on a headlining tour, I knew I wanted to pick up where we left off, at least in some capacity. We talk about the headlining tour, his recent trip to Italy, and their upcoming overseas tour with Circa Survive. Later on, we also talk about their single “Am I Alive?” being played in Starbucks stores - did you know Joey used to work there for six years? I didn’t! This was a lot fun, and if you haven’t heard of the band before, you need to make yourself familiar. Joey Vannucchi picks: Wine, Audiobooks Jake Denning picks: Collecting various coffee cups in Portland, Food challenges on YouTube www.twitter.com/fromindianlakes www.facebook.com/fromindianlakes www.twitter.com/joeyvannucchi Listen to "Am I Alive?": https://youtu.be/SIoPmkDv3No Subscribe + Write A Review on iTunes

For little Gabriel.Welcome.May 3, 1993KTCZ StudiosMinneapolis, MNSpace Wrangler (acoustic)March 21 1997Roseland TheaterPortland, ORLittle KinDisco >Diner >I'm Not AloneArleneBowlegged WomanMake sure to click COMMENT below to let us know what you think -DOWNLOAD the cast here:Everyday Companion Podcast #43Click here to subscribe through iTunes.