The Radiohead you love . . . LIVE! OK NOT OK is Portland Oregon's tribute to Radiohead. They want Radiohead fans to be able to experience the songs they love live in small clubs and to feel the overwhelming sonic experience that is Radiohead.
Before they were a Radiohead tribute band they got together in 2019 to challenge themselves musically by playing their favorite album live from start to finish: Radiohead's iconic "OK Computer." They played one fabulous show, decided to be a full-time Radiohead tribute band, and then took over a year off for the pandemic. Over the past couple of years they've focused on playing their Radiohead favourites, fan favourites, deep cuts and have been selling-out every one of their shows since 2023!

Amendment: Righting Our Wrongs
Sunday, March 17, 2024 | 2:00 PM @Alberta Rose Theatre

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Calling out for human rights.
A concert featuring trailblazing composers, poets, and activists showcasing dynamic new works that look to our past to inspire a better future. Join us and be the first to hear the world premiere of From the Book of Sankofa, a new work commissioned by Resonance Ensemble composed by critically acclaimed jazz pianist Darrell Grant (who ‘Gramophone’ calls “a composer of substance”) with poetry by award-winning writer, A. Mimi Sei.

The evening also includes:

Works by Joel Thompson, known for his powerful choral work Seven Last Words for the Unarmed and his opera The Snowy Day

Melissa Dunphy’s Amendment: Righting Our Wrongs, a piece that juxtaposes voices of the founding fathers with those of minoritized women fighting for universal voting rights, including Ida B. Wells and Stacy Abrams.

Guest performer Nancy Ives will play cello, both on the Grant world premiere and in the Dunphy

Taylor Stewart, the visionary founder of the Oregon Remembrance Project, who will share impactful stories throughout the performance, including those of Alonzo Tucker, Oregon’s most widely documented African American victim of lynching. Stewart, known for his thought-provoking TEDx Talk, "How do you reconcile a lynching?," will also highlight the Oregon Remembrance Project's groundbreaking work, aiming to reconcile Oregon's history of racial injustice and pave the way for meaningful social change.

Featured Artists, Performers, and Partners
Dr. Katherine FitzGibbon, Artistic Director, Conductor
Shohei Kobayashi, Associate Conductor
Resonance Ensemble, Vocal Ensemble
Darrell Grant, Commissioned Composer (From the Book of Sankofa)
A. Mimi Sei, Commissioned Poet (From the Book of Sankofa)
Joel Thompson, Composer
Melissa Dunphy, Composer
Oregon Remembrance Project, Taylor Stewart (Director)

This will be a special night with two artists celebrating The Zone, one of Portland’s newest arts community spaces. VoxOwl will be present in full regalia to bring their signature theatrical concert vibe with soulful vocals and lofi looping. Caleb Paul will light up your heart with his amazing voice, guitar and storytelling abilities. More details TBD.

VoxOwl will perform their signature mix of live LoFi looping, soulful vocals and augmented reality synths as part of Shaking the Tree Theatre’s summer festival “Nothing Left to Lose”. VoxOwl will be joined by They Gamble, a music act with a unique audio/visual aesthetic.