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Fridays and Saturdays and 4
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A m erican Idols at th e Rose G a rd e n -
- The top 12 finalists o f the fifth season
o f Am erican Idol will appear on the
2006 tour at the Rose G arden Friday,
Sept. I a t7 p .m . Tickets are $38.50 to
$68.50 at the Rose Q uarter box office,
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3 L eg T o rso — The daring, m odern, world
chaniber/pop group 3 Leg Torso kicks o ff a
sum m er o f perform ances Saturday, June 17 at
the Blue Monk, 3341 S.E. Belmont, beginning at
9 p.m. Admission is $ 10 for patrons 2 1 and older.
L ive M usic E very N ig h t - Kick o ff your week
with livejazz every Sunday at 9 p.m. at The Blue
Monk (3 3 4 1 SE Belmont (.Participate in a mixed-
m edia open mic night each Monday at the Back
to Back Café (614 East Burnside). The Thorn
City Improv, featuring mem bers ofO ldom inion,
Q uivah, The Chosen and The Black Notes,
perform at C o n an 's (3862 S.E. H aw thorne) ev ­
ery Tuesday at 10 p.m. C elebrate H um p Day at
The Red Sea (381 S.W . 3"1 Ave) after work on
W ednesdays, from 5 to 9 p.m. Inch tow ard the
weekend at the Candlelight Room ( 2032 SW 5lh
Ave) with the Black Notes, perform ing each
Thursday. C elebrate Friday with Mel Brown,
who plays jazz at Salty’s on the C olum bia every
Friday and Saturday, and Jim my M ak’s on
T uesday s and Thursdays. Round o ff your week
with live Reggae on Fridays and Saturdays at
M ontego Bay, ( 1239 S.W. Jefferson).
C h o ru s “ R azzle D azzle” - The Portland Gay
M en’s Chorus presents a fully staged Broad­
way review o f “Razzle Dazzle” featuring “All
That Jazz”, “C abaret” and the title song, Satur­
day, June 17 at 8 p.m. at the N ewm ark Theatre,
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T ib etan C u ltu ra l Festival - Tibetans will share
their ancient culture on Saturday, June 24 at the
5lh A nnual Tibetan Cultural Festival, spon­
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end o f the Sellw ood Bridge. The festival runs
from 11 a. m. to 5 p.m. and adm ission is free. For
more inform ation, contact the N W TC A at 503-
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N o rm a n S y lv e ste r B a n d — The N orm an
Sylvester Band plays the Safew ay W aterfront
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a Ray Charles tribute at the festival on Satur­
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R a re E bony S cu lp tu re s - M aster carvers from
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( A P)— Bunny Wailer, the reggae
legend w ho was one o f the original
W aiters along with Bob Marley and
Peter Tosh, will tour for the firs,
tim e with a new generation of
M arleys.
W a ile r w ill p lay a lo n g sid e
M arley’s sons, Stephen and Ziggy,
on the Roots, Rock, Reggae Festi­
val, a m onth-long tour that opens
Aug. 6 in Redway, Calif.
The 59-year-old W ailer, whose
real nam e is N ev ille O 'R ile y
Livingston, said in a phone inter­
view from Jam aica that he consid­
ers it his “responsibility and duty”
to tour with the M arley family.
“ I'm the foundation o f all o f this
stuff,” he said. "And I remain; some­
way, som ehow I’ve been sustained
to be here. And th ere’s a new gen­
eration that’s now beingestabl ished
musically th a t's com ing from the
W aiters’ family."
Stephen M arley, 34. will head­
line the tour. Ziggy M arley, 37, will
also perform , as will the group
Ozomatli.
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