The Mercury is offering its readers complimentary tickets to enjoy a series of exciting concerts and events in Portland, serving as a tribute to its loyal audience. Among the highlights are Drive-By Truckers and Deer Tick performing at Revolution Hall, alongside Pete Droge's special folk performance at Mississippi Studios. Additionally, an exhibition at the Portland Art Museum showcases vibrant 1960s psychedelia. Other featured acts include NYC's Sunflower Bean, presenting their latest album, and the renowned Outlaw Country band Reckless Kelly. All these experiences promise a thrilling week of live entertainment in the city.
The Mercury offers free tickets to Portland concerts, celebrating readers while promoting lively performances, including Drive-By Truckers and Deer Tick at Revolution Hall.
This week, enjoy notable events like Pete Droge at Mississippi Studios, showcasing a blend of folk rock and storytelling with original scores featured in major media.
Explore the 1960s psychedelia exhibition at the Portland Art Museum, celebrating revolutionary art and fashion, available through June 15, highlighting the era's vibrant culture.
Catch NYC's Sunflower Bean and their most vulnerable album yet, 'Mortal Primetime,' at Mississippi Studios, reflecting a new chapter in their evolving sound.
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