Five Recently Announced Concerts You Can Still Get Tickets To

Slayer? Slayer. Slayer!

Slayer at Roseland Theater in 2016. IMAGE: Colin McLaughlin.
By Matthew Singer

Bon Iver @ the Schnitz, May 24

Since Justin Timberlake swagger-jacked his sad-outdoorsman steez, it's only fair that Justin Vernon conduct this tour rocking dried-ramen hair and a single hoop earring. Tickets on sale March 16.

Jeff Rosenstock @ Aladdin Theater, May 24

The Aladdin seems an odd space to experience Rosenstock's bleeding-heart punk screeds. Hopefully, they won't mind having a few chairs yanked out of the floor. Tickets on sale March 16.

Logic @ Moda Center, July 14

You can't always get the G-Eazy you want. But if you try sometimes, you just might find, you get the Macklemore you need. Tickets on sale March 16.

Beach House @ Keller Auditorium, Aug. 10

A common slag on the Baltimore dream-pop duo is that they've written the same hazy, love-stoned song over and over again, but maybe the wired way to look at it is that they've been gradually writing the single greatest, haziest, most love-stoned song of all time. Tickets on sale now.

Slayer @ Sunlight Supply Amphitheater, Aug. 23

Slayer? Slayer. Slayer! Plus, a bunch of other heavy old-timers, including Anthrax and Testament. But also, Slayyyyyyeeerrrr! Tickets on sale now.

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Matthew Singer

Matthew Singer

A native Southern Californian, former Arts & Culture Editor Matthew Singer ruined Portland by coming here in 2008. He is an advocate for the canonization of the Fishbone and Oingo Boingo discographies, believes pro-wrestling is a serious art form and roots for the Lakers. Fortunately, he left Portland for Tucson, Arizona, in 2021.

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