Sunbathe w/ Rosey Dust and John Calvin Abney

Sunbathe (Portland) 

What can we say. We LOVE Sunbathe. Deeply personal songwriting with gorgeous melodies, harmonies, and beautifully dynamic guitars interwoven to perfection. 

Rosey Dust (Portland)

"dreamy bedroom pop with a dad rock edge"

“While its unlikely that Kevin Klausen is a name rolling off your tongue, the sense of familiarity on Rosey Dust’s debut is palpable. You don’t know Rosey Dust, but you know Rosey Dust’s record collection. There’s a sewn-in feeling that’s threaded with the spirit of American indie rock, pounding out wistful strummers, power pop solos, and guitar-grained angst and ennui that would serve as a syllabus intro to the late 80s and early 90s. Recorded with veteran producer Tim Green behind the boards, the record laps at Dinosaur Jr.’s string-strangled bite and the Replacements’ hangdog charm. The album doesn’t shy away from the disillusion that permeated the times either, mulling the meaning in empty aches and lingering feelings of loneliness. Klausen keeps his influences on his sleeve, but he colors in the lines well.

The single that slipped out in April “Keep For Life” takes its place alongside a complete collection of left-of-the-dial dalliances that seem set on bringing the guitar back to the fore as a personal crusade. Klausen’s always waiting to hit those solos, but like Mascis he makes ‘em count. They feel like anchors rather than albatrosses around his weathered indie odes. The set slips away into the late night linger of low-end radio static with a Chris Bell-ish sigh into acoustic territory. Tape is out on Gulcher records. It’s a tight, 8-song sojourn through what is and what never was. Definitely one to keep an eye on.”

- Raven Sings the Blues

 

John Calvin Abney (Austin, TX) 

"an ache in his weathered vocals that makes the whole thing to feel beautifully compelling...subtle, stirring"

- Gold Flake Paint

 

"comforting and pleasant as a bright autumn day...a little bit like Elliott Smith if he’d founded a scruffy alt-country band and moved to Oklahoma"

- Rolling Stone

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"With a vulnerability reminiscent of Elliott Smith and a friendliness evoking Neal Casal....stories of life that appear deeply personal and yet immediately relatable"

- No Depression

 

Doors at 7:30pm, show at 8pm. $10 adv/15 at the door. All ages until 9pm.

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***Proof of vaccination or negative Covid test within 48 hours required on entry. A picture of your vaccination card is acceptable.***

***Masks are appreciated but not required.***

No harassment will be tolerated. 

Online ticket sales end when doors open. If there are still tickets available after doors open, you may purchase them at the door.

No refunds for admission unless a ticket holder tests positive for covid before the show.

Guests under 21 years of age are welcome until 9:00 pm, at which time Infinity Room becomes a 21+ establishment. If you are under 21 or do not have valid identification, you may be politely reminded of this rule and asked to leave at 9:00 pm.