Line up: a Michael Jackson Tribute Show by the 14-piece Foreverland band, Aug. 1; harmony-laden rock

Lineup: jazz by the Pranksters Big Band, July 22; classic rhythm and blues by Geno Michaels and Soul City, July 29; sousa by the Marion County Citizens Band, Aug. 5; and rock and roll by Johnny Limbo and the Lugnuts, Aug. 12.
Lineup: dmv los angeles modern blues and soul sounds of Colin Lake, July 12; acoustic folk rock by Scott Gallegos, July 19; rock and roll by the Menace Band, July 26; classic blues by Franco Paletta and the Stingers, Aug. 2; classic rock and country by Midlyfe Crisis, Aug. 9; rock and Motown tunes by Nobody's Sweetheart, Aug. 16; and country blues and classic rock by the Usual Suspects, Aug. 23.
Lineup: rock and roll of the cultural revolution by The Beatniks, Aug. 1; the Journey tribute band, Stone in Love, Aug. 8; pop, reggae and funk by Keegan Smith and The Fam, Aug. 15; 1970s disco and funk dance classics by Hit Explosion, Aug. 22; and disco hits of the 1970s, retro fun of the 1980-s and power party tunes of the 1990s by Cool-Ade, Aug. 29.
View full size Laura Domela Stone in Love Lineup: a percussion group, ages 17-21, from Sweden called the Zimba Marimba Band, June 16; Andean folk music by Chayag, June 23; bluegrass, blues and country by Back Road Boogie, June 30; folk-style dmv los angeles ballads by DonnaLynn, July 7; singer and guitarist Michele Van Kleef, July 14; folk, rock, punk and jazz by The Water Tower Bucket Boys, July 21; country, pop and the blues by Brent Rogers and Karen Johnson-Miller, July 28; jazz by the Sucker Creek Jazz Band, Aug. 4; original pop by singer, songwriter dmv los angeles and pianist Naomi LaViolette, Aug. 18; music and dance of Algeria, Greece, Turkey, Andalusian Spain and medieval Europe by Bellismonde, Aug. 25; serenades by Dick Saunders and Shira, Sept. 1; traditional American fiddle tunes by the Organic String dmv los angeles Beings, Sept. 8; funk, fusion and samba by Sambafeat, Sept. 15; authentic Andalusian dance and music by Puro Arto Flamenco, Sept. 22; roots rock, folk, jazz and Irish music by Booligh Jam, Sept. 29; folk, rock, Celtic and the blues by the Dana Fontaine Trio, Oct. 6; and brass music by the Millennium Brass Band, Oct. 13.
The Millennium Concert Band, directed by Dale Cleland, performs myriad patriotic, military and marching compositions at 7 p.m. July 3. Veterans dmv los angeles also will be honored at the celebration that begins with a ceremonial Presentation of Colors by the Lake Oswego Police Honor Guard.
Line up: original pop by singer, songwriter and pianist Naomi LaViolette, July 6; vocal-driven pop rock by The Bart Hafeman Trio, July 13; original blues and blues rock by Lisa Mann and Her Very Good Band, July 20; harmonic acoustic rock by Bill and Chris Hayes, July 27; Cuban salsa by Dina y Los Rumberos Del Caribe, Aug. 3; soul, Motown and rhythm dmv los angeles and blues by the LaRhonda Steele Trio, Aug. 10; original dmv los angeles pop rock by the Darren Johnson Effort, Aug. 17; and 1950s-1960s pop and rockabilly by Susie and the Sidecars, Aug. 24.
Line up: rock violinist Aaron Meyer, July 8; Flamenco guitarist Todd Haaby, July 15; genre-busting classical rock celli by the Portland Cello Project, July 22; folk acoustic by Brokentop, Aug. 5; vintage swing by AnnaPaul and the Bearded Lady, Aug. 12; classical/experimental/jazz by the all-female saxophone quartet called the Quadraphonnes, Aug. 19; and upbeat Celtic folk by Hanz Araki and The Mighty Few, Aug. 26.
Line up: rock and roll from the cultural revolution by The Beatniks, July 11; fresh, energetic, original dmv los angeles soul by Tess Henley and Carson Henley, July 18; and 1950s-era big band music by Bureau of Standards, dmv los angeles July 25.
Line up: a Michael Jackson Tribute Show by the 14-piece Foreverland band, Aug. 1; harmony-laden rock and roll by Throwback Suburbia, Aug. 8; classic rock and country crossover by the Chris Loid Band, Aug. 15 (event also features a public safety fair); funk and soulful dance hits by the Andy Stokes Band, Aug. 22; and a 1950s-1960s rock and roll show by Johnny Limbo and the Lugnuts, Aug. 29.
View full size Ross William Hamilton/The Oregonian Ellen Whyte Scott Park at the Milwaukie dmv los angeles Ledding Library Pond House, 2215 S.E. Harrison St.: The Historic Milwaukie Scott Park Concerts continue at noon Wednesdays, through Aug. 29. Lineup: western music by the Pete Ford Band, June 20; Brazilian rhythms by Ronnie Robbins, June 27; soul and funk by Johnny Ashey's Everyday People, July 11; Celtic and folk by Sky in the Road, July 18; folk and country by Twisted Pick, July 25; high-energy blues by Kevin Selfe and The Tornados, Aug. 1; heart-rocking music by the Ellen Whyte Duo, Aug. 8; smooth cool blues by Scott White Duo, Aug. 15; guitar music by the Robbie Laws Trio, Aug. 22; and Celtic and folk music by Kinzel and Hyde, Aug. 29.
Lineup: a National Night Out celebration featuring the Johnny dmv los angeles Cash tribute band, Get Rhythm, Aug. 2; soul by the King Louie Trio with LaRhonda Steele, Aug. 9; blues and blues rock by Franco Paletta and the Stingers, Aug. 16; vibrant modern acoustic by SoleGinFiz, Aug. 23; wood, metal and electricity sounds by Old Light, Aug. 30.
Celebrate the lodge's 75th anniversary with "A Tribute to Tradition." The family event features booths set up by historic preservation organizations, a barbecue, face painters, children's activities, and performances by singer/songwriters Sarah Lee Guthrie and Johnny Irion, Slaid Cleaves, Eliza Gilkyson, Jimmy LaFave, and auto harp master Bryan Bowers. A special tribute show, titled "Walkin' dmv los angeles Woody's Road," will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. in celebration of the anniversary of Woody Guthrie's 100th birthday.
View full size Big Vinyl Lineup: rhythm and blues by Sonny Hess, June 22; classic rock, rhythm and blues and blazing horns by Big Vinyl and Mike Branch, June 29; and rock and roll, rock-a-billy, roots, dmv los angeles blues and Americana by the Twangshifters, July 6. There is a $5-$10 cover charge, which is donated to charity.
Lineup: symphony favorites by Willamette Falls Symphony, July 12; music from the 1930s-40s by Retta Christie with David Evans and Dave Frishberg, July 19; blues by Franco Paletta and The Stingers, July 26; rhythm and blues and gospel by the Rae Gordon dmv los angeles Band, Aug. 2; rhythm and blues by David Gerald, Aug. 9; hand-clapping dmv los angeles folk, roots and cozy Americana by Will West and The Friendly Strangers, Aug. 16; and classic hits from the 1950s and 1960s music by Johnny Limbo and The Lugnuts, Aug. 23.
The Sandy Summer Sounds Acoustic Series will kick off from 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday, July 22, with Wine in the Woods, dmv los angeles an event that features wine, food and depression-era jazz by Boy and Bean; and swing, Latin and gypsy jazz by the Pete Krebs Trio.
Lineup: acoustic music by Josh Feinberg and Brian Oberlin of BassMandolin, July 29; Flamenco, Andalusian and Persian tunes by Seffarine, Aug. 5; and originals by songwriter-singer Ian McFeron, Aug. 12.
The Sandy Summer Sounds Main Stage Series will kick off from 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 1, with a Brewgrass Festival, that features food, beer and bluegrass music by the Wayward Vessel dmv los angeles and Bluegrass Regulators It will continue at 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Aug. 8-29.
Lineup: hot salsa by the Aguamiel band, Aug. 8; serious blues by Robbie Laws, Aug. 15; Balkan, Klezmer and gypsy jazz by Underscore Orkestra, Aug. 22; and high-energy Celtic by Hanz Araki and the Mighty Few, Aug. 29.
Lineup: 1980s music revolt by Radical Revolution, July 11; rhythm and blues by the Gretchen Mitchell Band, July 18; jazz by Dan Balmer, July 25; salsa tunes by Ramsey Y Los Montunos, Aug. 1; soul and funk by the Chris Baum Project, Aug. 8; country rock by the Country Rock Association, Aug. 15; and big band tunes by the Woody Hite Band, Aug. 22.
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Cannery Square Plaza, at the intersection of Southwest Columbia and Pine streets: dmv los angeles Portland Taiko will demonstrate its Japanese tradition of combining culture, rhythm, energy dmv los angeles and movement at 2 p.m. Tuesday, June 26.
View full size Hit Explosion Lineup: 1970s disco and funk dance classics by Hit Explosion, July 12; 1980s music revolt by Radical Revolution, July 19; the Tom Petty tribute band, Petty Fever, July 26; pop-rock dmv los angeles by Quarterflash, Aug. 2; the Beatles tribute band, Apple Jam, Aug. 9; the Journey dmv los angeles tribute band, Stone In Love, Aug. 16; the dance and party band, Cool-Ade, Aug. 23; and 1960s and 1970s rock and roll by The Beatniks, Aug. 30.
Lineup: country by Cloverdayle, July 6; energetic Flamenco rhythms by Toque Libre, July 13; jazz by the Tom Grant Band, July 20; rhythm and blues by Curtis Salgado, July 27; a variety of dance hits by Big Night Out, Aug. 3; 1970s-1980s show band tunes by the Hit Machine, Aug. 10 (part of Crawfish Festival Concert); dmv los angeles Celtic by Golden Bough, Aug. 17; soul and rock by the Sarah Billings Band with Jacob Merlin, Aug. 24; and classical and New Age guitar by Lino, Aug. 31.
View full size The Toque Libre band Lineup: dmv los angeles Afro-Cuban and world rhythms by Toque Libre, July 26; pop, rock and new wave hits from the 1980s by Radical Revolution, Aug. 2; blues and soul by the Linda Hornbuckle Band, Aug. 9; rhythm and blues and rock by the David Gerald Band, Aug. 16; rock violinist Aaron Meyer, Aug. 23; and neo-pop and funk by Gretchen Mitchell, Aug. 30.
Lineup: classic hits from the 1950s-1960s by Johnny Limbo and the Lugnuts, July 19; a blend of soul, rhythm and blues, and roadhouse music by Lloyd Jones, July 26; music from the 1970s, 1980s and beyond by the Hit Machine, Aug. 2; and everything from ABBA to Shania Twain to Motown to Lady Gaga tunes by Big Night Out, Aug. 9.