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Driftin’ Blues, A Blues Fest Cares Cruise
Driftin’ Blues, A Blues Fest Cares Cruise
w/ Cedric Burnside • Brett Benton • Ty Curtis
Sunday, July 3 from 3-5 PM (Boards at 2:30 PM) Benefiting The Jeremy Wilson Foundation Musician Health & Services Program
Tickets available at: www.jwfmusic.org/shows
Ron Artis II & The Truth and Far Out West this Friday May 6th @ Stage 722
TONIGHT FRIDAY May 6th @ Stage 722 Portland, OR - A Blues Fest Cares Concert w/ Ron Artis II & The Truth and Far Out West. Free Community Tickets available at the door. No one will be turned away!
The Every Artist Has A Story Project EP 001
The Every Artist Has a Story Project EP 001- featuring Arietta Ward
Title: “A Conversation With Arietta Ward Becoming Mz. Etta”
Released 02-15-2022
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Blues Fest Cares Concert to benefit the JWF - last remaining tickets!
The last remaining tickets are available at jwfmusic.org/music for this exciting concert, featuring Portland’s own Curtis Salgado. The show begins at 7 p.m., Thursday, July 1. And if you can’t join us in person, you can watch an hour of the show live on KOIN 6 TV starting at 7 p.m.
Seann McKeel - Artist Relief Campaign Photo Montage narrated by Carson Ellis.
In spring of 2020, Seann McKeel was diagnosed with HER-2 Positive breast cancer, an aggressive form of cancer.
In collaboration with Seann's family and friends, the Jeremy Wilson Foundation (JWF) initiated this fundraiser to assist Seann with her insurance deductible, premiums, and other out-of-pocket expenses in 2021. Please send a little money her way if you can spare it. She'll be very grateful for any help.
Musicians In Solidarity
When the music stopped, Sarah Clarke got started
Most of us view March of 2020 as a stopping point, or at best, an extended pause in life’s normal routine. But Sarah Clarke saw the abrupt halt of gigs and tours as an opening to focus on the issue she most cares about: social justice.
AstronautSaint steps up for local musicians
Love the idea of a family following their dreams -- to start a record store -- just before Covid shut everything down, but persevered by starting an on-line business?
The Lowenstein Trust proudly announces 2020 Award Winner Jeremy Wilson
The Lowenstein Trust proudly announces 2020 Award Winner JEREMY WILSON for his work with the Jeremy Wilson Foundation to assist musicians in need
The JWF Portrait Project: Shining light on musicians during the darkest year
Maybe it takes a crisis for little miracles to happen. Or perhaps things just seem more miraculous when set against a backdrop of hard times and uncertainty.