Long-time KRVM listeners know how much the station loves the blues. For blues aficionados, there’s excitement in the air as guitar phenomenon Ty Curtis performs this weekend in Albany at the Northwest Art & Air Festival.
The Music Scene Blog, by Cynthia Orlando
Freelance writer and KRVM volunteer Cynthia Orlando writes about the local music scene as well as new artists and musicians KRVM listeners might enjoy.
She grew up in southern California where her father taught music and both her parents were musicians. While attending college at Humboldt State University, Orlando wrote about music for entertainment publication "Northcoast View,” and later, for Portland's KINK-FM.
In addition to writing for KRVM she also currently writes for Portland Radio Project (PRP-FM) in Portland.
Orlando has also written for the Portland Tribune, Salem Statesman Journal, and many other Oregon newspapers on topics of forestry, tree care, and native plants.
You can follow her on Twitter at @CynthiaOrlando or contact her via email at cynthiaorlando27@icloud.com.
Ships Have Sailed releases an all-acoustic EP
Alt-indie pop band Ships Have Sailed will perform at Sam Bond’s Brewing (540 E 8th Avenue location) in Eugene this Friday. The band’s music walks a middle ground between alt-rock and upbeat pop tracks like hit single “Summertime.”
Praiseworthy Kaleo debuts album “A/B”
Praiseworthy Kaleo performs at Eugene’s HiFi Music Hall this coming Friday, August 12. Kaleo boasts a sumptuous, sometimes thunderous blend of rock, blues and folk you won’t want to miss. Originally from Iceland, the band continues to grow their U.S. following via their new home base of Austin.
New Pete Yorn Release Shines
Almost six years since his last album, California-based alternative rock artist Pete Yorn returns with his premier Arranging Time release. A new music review by KRVM volunteer blogger, Cynthia Orlando.
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