Live music in Tualatin, OR

Pour Choices Taphouse hosts a fresh spin on bingo with Rip City Trivia, where songs take the place of numbers and the atmosphere turns into a lively sing-along. Pick up a card, listen for familiar tunes, mark your squares, and play for prizes.

Downtown Sounds is a new summer music series from the Beaverton Downtown Association that brings live music, community spirit, and local flavor to the heart of downtown Beaverton. This installment features energetic and entertaining performances by Joseph Konty at the 1st Street Dining Commons, a downtown gathering space. Admission is free. It offers an easy way to unwind after work, meet up with neighbors, or explore downtown while enjoying local music in a welcoming outdoor setting. The series continues throughout the summer at the 1st Street Dining Commons with a variety of local musicians that celebrates Beaverton’s creative community. About the artist, Joseph launched his music and art career in Eastern Oregon in 1998 and moved operations to Portland in 2002 with personal management from his parents. He has since built a substantial body of work across studio and live albums, singles, tours, and videos, collaborating with independent labels, managers, booking agencies, and distribution companies in the U.S. and overseas. His work includes engagements with a range of faith communities, and his primary markets include Portland and the surrounding metro area, the Pacific Northwest, and Denver.

Experience live music with original songs from local artists in the AC Lounge at AC Hotel Beaverton. This free showcase, presented by Florian Raqueño Productions, spotlights songwriting talent in a relaxed setting. Made-to-order cocktails and light appetizers are available from the bar to enjoy during the performance.

Mojo Holler sets a rich, rootsy tone for a centennial celebration of dahlias, pairing live music with colorful fields, sweeping views, and tasty options from rotating food trucks. The band blends indie folk rock with influences that stretch from mountain country to the Mississippi Delta. Mister Baker brings expressive lap steel, slide, and dobro. Missi adds soulful Appalachian vocals and percussion on washboard, bongos, and cajon. Noted Northwest artist Randy Yearout joined in 2023 on bass and acoustic guitars, with occasional mandolin and banjo. Their catalog ranges from the acoustic reflection of ROOT to the narrative sweep of their debut, Where Black Ravens Flew. The project began as the duo Missi & Mister Baker and later earned an official South by Southwest showcase. Producer and Tape Op publisher Larry Crane has mixed their recordings since the early days and has praised their original Americana songs and the blend of Missi’s voice with Mister Baker’s deft fretwork. Coverage has highlighted their vivid backwoods imagery... boat queens, trains, juke joints, and church bells... delivered with care and nuance. Expect music amid bloom-filled paths and plenty of photo-worthy moments.

The 205 Guys perform at Pete's Mountain Vineyard & Winery with a set of classics in a scenic vineyard setting. Reservations are required.

Enjoy a lively dance party with The NyteByrds on the Tigardville Station Pub and Grill patio, set beneath string lights and red umbrellas. If the weather does not cooperate, the music moves indoors. The playlist spans the 60s through today, with hits from Heart, Journey, Bee Gees, Joan Jett, Michael Jackson, The Cars, Wild Cherry, Linda Ronstadt, Blondie, ZZ Top, Fleetwood Mac, ABBA, The Beatles, GnR, AC/DC, Lita Ford, Lauper, VH, and more. During the second set, the audience chooses the songs.

Typhoon marks its first appearance at the farm with a set crafted specifically for this occasion, recasting the group’s emotionally rich indie rock in a more intimate, folk-leaning format that puts the songwriting front and center while still building to the powerful moments the band is known for. The show unfolds at Topaz Farm on Sauvie Island, offering a wide-open backdrop where attendees can bring a blanket or lawn chair and relax among the fields and open sky. Arriving early allows time to enjoy fresh-grilled farm fare along with local craft beer, cider, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages, with vegetarian, vegan, dairy-free, and gluten-free options available. This outdoor event has limited capacity and advance purchase is recommended. Entry is for ages 16 and up. Tickets are $37.50 in advance and $42.50 on the day of the show, plus $4.81 in ticketing fees. Portland-based LASKA opens, featuring songwriters Hannah and Mookie Morton with Kai Nealis on drums and Kate Koller on bass.

BAZ MOTO takes the stage at Dublin Pub with special guests JOSEPH KONTY & HIS TROUBADOUR SOUND. Entry is $10 on the day of the show.

The Annual Dahlia Festival marks a milestone year with fields of brilliant blooms, sweeping views, and tasty options from a rotating selection of food trucks. Live music adds to the atmosphere in the gardens, featuring Tiffany Bird. A Portland-based singer and songwriter who started her musical path in California, Tiffany grew up in a family of country artists and performs piano and vocals. Her style blends country pop with R&B for a sound she calls Country Soul. She has shared the stage with Tigirlily Gold, LoCash, Matt Stell, George Birge, and local artists including Britnee Kellogg and Nate Botsford. Collaborations with Grammy-winning songwriter and producer Michael Farren and LA producer Troy Welsted have already yielded several singles, with more on the way. Expect colorful scenery, flavorful bites, and a soundtrack that complements a day among the flowers.

Live music fills the gardens during the Annual Dahlia Festival’s centennial celebration, and this set spotlights Northwest artist Nate Botsford. Blending country and rock, he started on piano at five and found his voice with a Taylor acoustic gifted at 14. Over the past five years he has performed as many as 300 shows a year, from intimate coffeehouses to main stages. He has shared bills with Old Dominion, Brett Young, Chris Janson, LoCash, and Lonestar, and his influences include Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, and his grandfather, a big band pianist. His songs have earned regular radio play and awards, highlighted by winning the 2015 Project Aloft national songwriting contest and a 25-city tour in 2016. He aims to reach listeners with memorable melodies and lyrics that offer a note of hope, and his 2019 EP, Buzzin’, features the summer track Luxury Float, whose video appeared on CMT and Spotify editorial playlists. Around the gardens, visitors can wander among colorful dahlia fields, enjoy rotating food trucks, and take in wide-open views while the music sets the scene.