Live Music

The Tribune runs a list of notable concerts each month under title “Live Music” on its website, portlandtribune.com/lifestyle. Check it out — each and every month.

Barenaked Ladies (6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 26) and Tash Sultana (6 p.m. Friday, June 27) kick off the lineup at McMenamins Edgefield (edgefieldconcerts.com).

Halsey (“Bad at Love”) takes to the Cascades Amphitheater stage in Ridgefield, Washington at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 26 (cascadesamphitheater.com).

In a second season of concerts at Providence Park, it’s Post Malone, 6:30 p.m. Saturday, June 28 on the “The Big Ass Stadium Tour” along with Jelly Roll (timbers.com/providencepark).

A new event, Punk in the Park, takes place June 28 at Waterfront Park. There’ll be a full day of punk rock music and craft beer tasting. Music will be by the likes of Descendents, Screeching Weasel, Propagandhi, 7Seconds, Mustard Plug, Swingin’ Utters and more (PunkInThePark.com).

And, although it’s sold out, you should know that Lyle Lovett and His Large Band play Revolution Hall, 8 p.m. Sunday, June 29.

Broadway Rose

The Tigard musical play company Broadway Rose presents summer shows, including “Waitress,” June 26-July 20 (broadwayrose.org). Performances are 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays (no show July 4) and 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays at Deb Fennell Auditorium, 9000 S.W. Durham Road, Tigard. It celebrates the power of friendship, dreams, courage, and pie. The story: Jenna, a waitress and expert pie maker, is stuck in a small town and a loveless marriage. When a baking contest in a nearby county offers her a chance at escape, Jenna fights to reclaim a long-forgotten part of herself. Through the support of her fellow waitresses and an unexpected romance, Jenna begins to find the courage to take a long-abandoned dream off the shelf.

David Spade

Actor and comedian David Spade visits Portland on his “I Got A Feel For It” standup tour, performing at 8 p.m. Saturday, June 28 at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. Spade rose to fame with “Saturday Night Live,” and has been in some memorable films (“Tommy Boy,” “Joe Dirt”). He’s currently in production for “Busboys,” a film he co-wrote, co-produced and co-starred alongside Theo Von. He’s also co-host of podcast “Fly on The Wall” with “SNL” alumni Dana Carney.

More: portland5.com.

Good in the Hood

After a year hiatus, the annual Good in the Hood Multicultural Festival, June 28-29, returns to a new festival site, Lillis-Albina Park, and the celebration of North-Northeast Portland includes live music, vendors, family fun activities and more.

More: goodnthehood.org.

Molalla rodeo

The Molalla Buckeroo returns for five shows over four days, July 1-4, at the rodeo grounds in Molalla. But things get started earlier on Saturday, June 28, with 2025 Molalla Buckeroo Kickoff featuring the Champions Tour bull riding event, followed by live music. The full rodeo action gets started at 8 p.m. all four nights, and includes a 1:30 p.m. matinee on July 4 (molallabuckeroo.com).

Queer Wine Fest

The fourth annual Queen Wine Fest, put on by Remy Wines on Sunday, June 29, features the largest collection of American wineries with LGBTQ+ leadership — owners, winemakers and vineyard managers — and 20 producers from Oregon, Washington and California, along with a live stage show, local cuisine and a community-driven atmosphere. It takes place at Remy Wines, 17495 N.E. McDougall Road, Dayton (queerwinefest.com).

Famous movie

Heads up: It’s a party at Hollywood Theatre to celebrate the 1979 movie “The Mystery of Chess Boxing,” regarded as one of the best kung fu movies of all time and a major influence of Wu Tang Clan. It’ll be 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 2 ($45 for film and Q&A, $100 for film, Q&A and VIP after-party at Lan Su Chinese Garden). Rapper RZA will be there in person for a post-film conversation with film programmer Dan Halsted, and he’ll do a DJ set at the after-party.

The film’s plot is about a young kung fu fighter who trains under a master of chess, so they can battle “The Ghost Face Killer,” a villain who is killing off his old rivals. Halsted, the Hollywood Theatre’s head film programmer, owns the only known 35mm print, and RZA’s company 36 Cinema acquired the rights and made a digital restoration of the film.

More: hollywoodtheatre.org.

Waterfront Blues Festival

Another heads up: It’s all systems go for the 2025 Waterfront Blues Festival, for the 38th year of the popular summer event at Tom McCall Waterfront Park (waterfrontbluesfest.com). It’s two days in 2025, July 4-5, rather than four. There also will be two stages, rather than four, located in the bowl area of the park alongside the Willamette River. Ticket pricing has also been streamlined: $35 for single-day general admission, $65 for a two-day GA pass, and VIP tickets will be sold. The lineup has a diversity of genres — blues, soul, funk, Americana, and R&B. The lineup of soulful songwriters, danceable bands, rising stars and beloved local voices includes: Allen Stone, The Main Squeeze, The Record Company, The Motet, Southern Avenue, Son Little, Low Cut Connie, Oh He Dead, Come to Mama — Etta James Celebration, Psychedelic Soul Revue, Ben Rice & The PDX Hustle and Norman Sylvester.