Crooked Teeth - California trio offer a unique blend of eclectic yet gratifying mixture of pop punk, emo, and alternative sounds to engage the listener with thought-provoking lyrics.

Adams Audacity - Pop Punk/Rock/Ska

Until Further Notice - AltPopPunkRock band in Northern Ca

To learn more, visit The Dip.

AJ Lee and Blue Summit is a bluegrass band from California. The band is led by AJ Lee, an award-winning singer, songwriter, and mandolinist. They have become one of the most exciting and fast-rising bluegrass bands to come out of the fertile California Bluegrass scene in the last decade. Drawing from influences such as country, soul, swing, rock, and jam music, the band uses the lens of bluegrass as a vessel through which to express and explore the thread that binds and unifies all great music

To learn more, visit www.mccloudmusic.com/shows

THE PINBALL WIZARDS are recreating the iconic sound of Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductees THE WHO, embracing the entire spectrum of the band’s catalog! These outstanding musicians are preserving the incendiary spirit that defines one of the most legendary acts in rock ‘n roll history!  This includes delving into their earlier works with a strong focus on Tommy, Who’s Next, and Quadrophenia.  Classic hits include I Can See For Miles, Can’t Explain, Kids Are Alright, Behind Blue Eyes, Amazing Journey, Pinball Wizard, My Generation, Won’t Get Fooled Again, The Real Me,. and many others! 

To learn more, visit Axiom

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Loose Choir is guided by the simple principle of fertile songwriting and the steady immersion of creative collaboration. Formed in 2022 by Rae Boys (vocals), Tatton White (guitar, bass) and Noah G. Prado (drums), the band has spent a year woodshedding in Sacramento, California, readying a quiver of sprawling indie-rock compositions for an upcoming debut full-length album.

Green Hills Alone - Singer/Songwriter Portland, OR

Jim Lewis - Singer/Songwriter Redding, CA

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Join the Trinity Alps Chamber Music Festival for the Fire and Music Project: a series of six concerts across North State California. The concert experience will feature live music, poetry, and videography accompanying stories of fire ecology, indigenous land management practices, and history of California's relationship with fire suppression and prescribed fire. The program features a group of artists who have begun the transformation into fire practitioners. Their stories and performances create an immersive experience that invites audiences to examine their own relationship with fire. The Fire and Music Project was conceptualized by violinist and fire practitioner Ellen McGehee. A co-founder of the Trinity Alps Chamber Music Festival, McGehee saw the potential of integrating natural resource work with cultural events. “As we reinvigorate the arts in our rural communities, we have an opportunity to do so in a way that highlights the issues those communities are facing. For us in the North State, fire adaptation and resilience are perhaps the most urgent.” The musical component of these shows will include selections for strings, piano, and reed organ by classical and modern composers. Historical works by Schubert, Dvořák, and Beethoven, will anchor the program, and will come into clear relief when heard alongside recent music by Danny Clay and Julie Zhu. Zhu's work Solastalgia, a place-based piece written for the project, centers listening and stewardship in the music as inspired by the group’s work with indigenous fire practitioners. Poet Silvi Alcivar will share work written on-the-spot at prescribed burns, as well as aid in conducting the evening’s presence and audience interaction. Live projections of video and imagery will show the musicians and artists returning prescribed fire to Northern California's landscapes, and create an immersive atmosphere. The Fire & Music artists have come together from varied backgrounds with a shared love for our musical craft and our responsibilities as custodians of this planet. They have participated in immersive experiences exploring the world of fire and land management, and they now will explore the intersection of fire and music, weaving together forces that are larger than life to bring awareness in new ways to our most precious elements. Hosted by the Watershed Research and Training Center, the project is supported by funding from the Upstate Creative Corps through the California Arts Council, the Regional Forest and Fire Capacity grant awarded by the California Department of Conservation, the California Klamath-Siskiyou Fire Learning Network, and the Watershed Center. This broad support has afforded access to a statewide network of community-based burning partners, and the project has been pleased to collaborate with the Tribal Eco Restoration Alliance and their Ecocultural Fire Crew, the Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve, the Butte Creek Ecological Preserve, Verbena Fields, the Butte County Prescribed Burn Association, the University of California Cooperative Extension, the Cultural Fire Management Council, and the Mid Klamath Watershed Council. The Watershed Research and Training Center is an equal opportunity provider.

More information about the programs, performers, concerts, and the festival in general can be found at www.FireandMusic.org or www.TrinityAlpsCMF.org.

The serene world of ambient electronic music meets the captivating realm of shadow art. A unique live performance that melds the soothing sounds of analog synthesizers with elements of rhythm and interaction with light and shadow. The addition of turntables spinning ethno-musical collages adds to the immersion. Prepare to be mesmerized by this innovative and ethereal performance.

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Shiny Eyes is a two man group from Eureka/Arcata California. Utilizing keyboard and modular synthesizers, drum machine, ethnic instruments, turntables, tape decks, and effects. For fans of ambient, dub, kosmische, psych.

In addition to his shadow puppet shows, Sean Powers (AKA DJ Dental Floss) hosts a weekly show on Arcata's, Humboldt Hot Air radio. Robert Tripp also plays synth in The Freeks from Southern California.

INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/shiny_eyes_music/

SOUND SAMPLES: https://soundcloud.com/deepdarklight

To learn more, visit The Dip.

Oliver Moore, dramatic young pianist and frequent PAS performer will present "Magic of Chopin" with a display of forms such as Impromptu, Scherzo, Nocturne, Mazurka, Ballade, Waltz, Etude and Sonata. Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) revolutionized the possibilities of the piano. Born in Poland, Chopin assimilated the folk music of his homeland as well as the music of masters such as J.S. Bach, Mozart, Italian opera composers, and salon composers. In 1830, he would leave Poland, never to return due to Russian oppression (after his death he would be buried in Paris, with his heart returned to Warsaw). Composer Robert Schumann described Chopin’s music as containing “cannons buried in flowers.” On the surface, his music displays great refinement, beauty, and charm, but underneath can be found deep passion and revolutionary fervor. 

To learn more, visit PAS.

Dream Machine - psych band from Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Vulture Feather is a post/pre/future punk band from the mountains of northern California. Featuring members of the Baltimore band, Wilderness and others.

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Furlough Fridays - Formed in 2008, Furlough Fridays has become a fixture in the local music scene of Chico, CA. They are widely known for a familiar yet original “post grunge rock” sound.

JustMakeMeCry - Redding Dweep-Pop

Booked By Mistake - Comedy Rock Sextuple from Chico, CA - music for nerds that like to party

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Born from a long night of music, Skrewball whiskey, and mariachi-loving metalheads, Metalachi has been entertaining audiences and wooing abuelas everywhere for over a decade.

Hailing from Los Angeles, CA, the band has traveled across the US, Canada, and Mexico, performing everywhere from the smallest local bars to the largest parties, including Heavy Montreal, Megacruise, and Mosters of Rock Cruise.

To learn more, visit The Dip.

Join us for VJQ Playing in the historic Old City Hall ballroom! March 17th 3pm-5pm Jeff Ervin, Max Gandy Bruce Calin, and Jesse Ajamian will bring to life great compositions from the first 75 years of jazz!

Tickets will be $20 at the door.

The Public is invited to our Old Time Fiddle & Bluegrass Circle Jams. Every first Sunday of the month at the California Veterans Home on Knighton Road & the third Sunday at Cottonwood Creek Charter School.

To learn more visit North State Fiddlers.

St. Paddy's falls on a Sunday and the 4 of us here at The Dip love our Sunday's off so we are throwing a pre-Paddy's Punk Rock Cover Show!!

3 Local bands covering the Ramones and 80s/90's ska/punk bands!

Belda Beast - Ramones covers

Don't Care - 80's LA Punk Bands covers

The Melodramatics - 90's Ska/Punk Covers

To learn more, visit The Dip.

To learn more, visit The Dip.

The Gold Souls play mind bending, soul soothing, bootie shakin' boogie music!

The driving grooves of funk, rich textures of soul, and the compelling storytelling of the blues converge through their unique brand of boogie. Captivating lyrics tell modern tales, while fresh arrangements propel a classic sound, inspiring audiences everywhere with positive messages straight from the heart to the dance floor.

Led by the dynamic Juniper Waller, the group is made up of young talent hailing from the Bay and Sacramento areas, and boasts the region's first all women horn section. With Alex Severson on the keys, Billy D. Thompson on the drums, Madison Armstrong on saxophone, Liliana Moore on trumpet, Kari Anne Estrada on trombone, Chris Paisley on guitar, and Avery Jeffry on bass, each member has a hand in writing and song composition, making The Gold Souls a truly collaborative effort.

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The Brothers Reed back at The Dip!!

-21+ w/ VAILD ID

-GA first come seats

-Line up subject to change

-NO REFUNDS Unless Event is CANCELED

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Performing Arts Society of Redding presents pianist Oliver Moore in "Magic of Chopin". Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) revolutionized the possibilities of the piano. Born in Poland, Chopin assimilated the folk music of his homeland as well as the music of masters such as J.S. Bach, Mozart, Italian opera composers, and salon composers. Composer Robert Schumann described Chopin’s music as containing “cannons buried in flowers.”

To learn more, visit PAS.

The Public is invited to our Old Time Fiddle & Bluegrass Circle Jams. Every first Sunday of the month at the California Veterans Home on Knighton Road & the third Sunday at Cottonwood Creek Charter School.

To learn more visit North State Fiddlers.

Celebrating the greatest super group ever!
 THE TRAVELING WILBURYS 

GEORGE HARRISON * TOM PETTY * BOB DYLAN * ROY ORBISON * JEFF LYNNE who never performed live  

The music they created emerged out of that brief moment at the invitation of George Harrison to “get together and write some songs”.  Hits like “Handle With Care”, “End of The Line”, “Last Night”, “Set On You”, “You Got It”….. 

TRAVELING WILBURYS REVUE pays tribute to those tunes, and include hits from each of the individual artists, such as –  “Here Comes The Sun”, “Won’t Back Down”, “Pretty Woman”, “Like A Rolling Stone”, “Don’t Bring Me Down”, and many more! 

The dance floor is packed, and everyone is singing along to every song all night long! 

To learn more, visit Axiom

311 was formed in 1990 in Omaha, Nebraska, featuring Nick Hexum (vocals/guitar), Chad Sexton (drums), Tim Mahoney (guitar), SA Martinez (vocals/dj), and P-Nut (bass). They mix rock, rap, reggae & funk into their own unique, hybrid sound and 32 years later, the band is still regarded as one of the most entertaining & dynamic live bands in the U.S.

As veterans of over 2,000 shows across 27 countries, 311 is one of the longest running original lineups in rock, alongside iconic acts like U2 and Radiohead. Their celebrated live shows and touring schedule have earned them a vast and dedicated following nationwide. 311 have released thirteen studio albums, two greatest hits albums, two live albums, three DVD's and a boxed-set, and have sold over 9 million records in the U.S.

To learn more, visit Civic Auditorium.

Put on your dancing shoes for a night of dancing with Soul Punch!

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Are you a Musician Local to Redding, California and looking for Like-Minded Musicians, A place away from your apartment to practice, or just some Good Old Fashion Jamming? Well look no further because Jam Nights at the IOOF Hall is for YOU!

Second and fourthTuesday of Every Month

6PM to 8PM

IOOF Hall Upstairs

1504 Market St. Redding, Ca

To learn more, visit Viva Downtown.

Feb 24th 5-8

Conventional wisdom has it that Amy Grant put Contemporary Christian Music on the map, becoming the first CCM artist to have a platinum record, the first to hit No. 1 on the Pop charts, and the first to perform at the GRAMMY Awards. Since then, Grant has been strumming her way through a thirty-plus year adventure as a singer-songwriter, author, television host, and speaker.

To learn more, visit Redding Civic.

You won't want to miss this fun night of amazing music
Final Friday Monthly Concert Series
Only $1 cover charge
Doors open 6:30 (enter in Paseo Alley)
7:00pm Robin Montgomery
7:30 to 9:00pm Anna Jae
Downtown Redding IOOF Hall upstairs

Introducing Anna Jae and her debut, 12-song album It Hurt, But I’m Glad I Felt It! Anna Jae (the stage name of Hannah Danielle Johnson) is an up and coming singer, songwriter and guitar player from Redding, California with a suitcase full of songs, hippie tendencies, and wanderlust. She began honing her chops singing and playing guitar in pubs and venues in Scotland while studying abroad which has now led to her first solo studio effort. Her sound blends acoustic indie pop with a hint of rock-country vibes remnant of coffeehouses to commercial FM radio with catchy cadences and choruses inspired by Johnny Cash, Etta James, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, John Lennon, Stevie Nicks, and Freddie Mercury.
She has the energy, grace and just enough recklessness to be an everyday name with this relationships don’t always last themed album that finds beauty amongst the weeds. With Anna Jae on vocals and acoustic guitar, she is joined by powerhouse musician and producer Bruce Turgon on multiple instrumentation, her live performance partner David Harris on electric guitar, and special guest Jonathan Foster on harmonica for a couple of songs including the gritty and beautiful tune Train. It Hurt, But I’m Glad I Felt It comes out of the gate with the first single, Crazy, that hooks you in and continues with upbeat songs and fleeting moments including the edgy Broken “I’m in love with a boy who’s too broken to love” and the self-explanatory Little Mess. Rounding out this long-player is the social justice laden Humanity, Sweet Goodbyes “you can break a heart but it won’t be mine”, and the optimistic smile to the legend Patsy Cline.

Robin Montgomery, is known best for her strong vocal presence and emotional lyrics. She expresses through music as a singer, songwriter. She would say her inspiration for performing comes from having grown up in a rural area of Northern California, off grid. “Because there was a lack of entertainment, she became the entertainer in her family, alwaysh singing and dancing.
Robin is a performer who has played throughout Northern California, she has shared the stage with Country music icons such as Kelly Pickler and Joe Nichols, currently she can be seen playing her original music as well as covers, in her home town.

To learn more visit, Viva Downtown.

The Public is invited to our Old Time Fiddle & Bluegrass Circle Jams. Every first Sunday of the month at the California Veterans Home on Knighton Road & the third Sunday at Cottonwood Creek Charter School.

To learn more visit North State Fiddlers.