Two Saturdays ago we welcomed THE BLAST MAJESTY, THE POLYPS and TALKATIVE in to record live.

There are so many talented bands that come to play at The Banana Stand that I don't want to pick a favorite.

On June 25th, the 'Stand will welcome Death Songs and Jack Ruby Presents to record live.

A great live performance from a staple of the Portland scene.

On April 30th the 'Stand saw great sets from Towering Trees and The Shy Seasons.

Alex Arrowsmith is so fucking cool, I don't think you understand.

May 28th: welcome the coming summer with the surf-pop sounds of THE BLAST MAJESTY, THE POLYPS & TALKATIVE.

Deer or the Doe was once of the first bands we ever recorded, and we've been happy to have them back to The Banana Stand on several occasions.

Last Saturday, Tiger House and Bombs Into You stopped by the 'Stand to record live sets of extreme energy and sweatiness.

The duo of Kathy and Jessie (The Nextdoor Neighbors) made a dynamic and powerful music force that was both honest and accessible.

A traditional folk band whose songs often center around the idea that alien robots will someday come to Earth and guide humanity into the next stage of evolution, the band is a clever juxtaposition of old music with modern ideas.

Please join us at the Banana Stand Saturday, April 30th as we welcome TOWERING TREES and THE SHY SEASONS to record live!.

Asteroid M is a thrash-pop group that is high in energy and youth appeal, literally.

On March 26th, Tiger House makes their triumphant return to the 'Stand, paired with the awesome Bombs Into You.

Our February 26th show? Ridiculously awesome.

"Constantina does not give a single fuck about being adorable on the Internet.

All in all, one of our better shows.

"Manla's vision for Jippedo was strange, wonderful, and a little haunting.

Saturday, January 29th the Banana Stand will play host to ORCA TEAM and A Million Years Ago.

The 'Stand rang in 2011 with friends, family, The Empty, The Greater Midwest and ludicrous dancing.

It was great to have The Empty back for a second time, and The Greater Midwest for the fourth.

"We had this infant idea, this experiment, and Lonesome Radio Heart proved it worked, that it was true - live music is something worth sharing.

On November 27th, one of our favorite new bands in Portland stopped by the 'Stand.

Some of our very favorite Alaskan's (and one Oregonian) stop by the 'Stand for a return engagement.