Gregory Rawlins, Elidila at Ten Depot St.

Prepare for a flurry of songs old and new by Rawlins, as he is accompanied by the vocal warmth and comeraderie of Tara Minogue, mistress of desire, ambassador of soul. Expect a seamless two hours of tunes as Rawlins is backed by Elidila (comprised of Wayne Callahan and Jeff Grammer) at the homestretch of his set, pefrorming two ditties fresh out of the bunker, entitled “Inciting Politeness” and “Bitspeck”, as well as a few Sons of Guns tracks from the forthcoming album.
At that point, the stage will be turned over to Elidila completely. The duo, described as experimental rock, mathweed, thunder-quilting, and even the ‘Truth’ will showcase the acclaimed set that has recently earned them invitations to Boise and San Francisco to play alongside Finn Riggins and Tartufi, a few of the region’s finest bands.
If your hankering calls for cover songs, this is the wrong line-up for you, bub. Otherwise, make your merry way to Ten Depot for a night of razzle frazzle, puddin’ and pie. No dancin’ shoes, no dancin’ shirt, no dancin’ service.

Rawlins goes Cowabunga at the Bossanova!

Hey fans! The night before we storm Seattle, I (Greg) am playing at the Bossanova Ballroom in Portland, as part of a variety show sponsored by RAW: an independent arts organization. Variety show you ask? Mmmm Hmmm, the way only Portland knows how– with a fire dancer, a filmmaker, a fashion designer or two, artists, photographers, and the godamm baker and candlestick maker. Tickets are $10 for all of it, and there is an upstairs called the ‘Social Club’ with pool and skeeball! Not to mention secrets and confessions…. oooh la la, see you there.

GO HERE TO BUY A TICKET: http://www.rawartists.org/portland