Category Archives: Shows

Lumberjack will play, once again, at the illustrious Trout Pub in Sandy, Oregon. Come for the food. Come for the beer. Come for the music. Or come to hear the tail of a true vagabond and hero from Sandy, known … Continue reading →

We’ll be playing from 9-12. Come check it out and get some beer along the way!

It’s a MAY DAY show! Show up and have an awesome MAY DAY with us!!!

We love playing parties of all kinds. This one is for a 20th wedding anniversary! Let us know if you’re interested in having us play at your party. We can accommodate large spaces all the way down to living rooms. … Continue reading →

We’ll be providing music and the national anthem for the second year in a row at the Foot Traffic Flat out on Sauvie Island. It’s bound to be a good (but early) time! If you’re running, we’ll see you there.

Trent and Charlie will be playing a set at Trees from 7-9 this very night (sorry for the short notice). Trees has excellent food and drinks. It’s classy, while not demanding that you dress too nice. So if you’re in … Continue reading →

Stepping into this museum at 215 nw Couch in Old Town feels like you’ve stepped out of the modern age and directly into a western. I’m not sure there is anywhere better suited to have lumberjack play. So if you’re … Continue reading →

past show… We will be playing on Sunday from 10:30-12:00. The event is free to all, and family friendly to boot. Who should help celebrate bigfoot? Lumberjack, or course! The festival runs Saturday and Sunday in Welches, Oregon. You can … Continue reading →

What? You’re feeling jealous that Lumberjack isn’t playing a private party for YOU? Well you can certainly fix that! We have a setup that can range from loud and obnoxious to acoustic and intimate. We are perfect for whatever you … Continue reading →

We played our hearts out for 3.5 hours! You may have heard the saying, “nothing good happens after midnight.” Well, I can tell you that Hit Me Baby, One More Time happened after midnight. It’s not something we’re proud of, but it’s … Continue reading →