Top Acoustic bands in Portland

Bringing together years of experience in bluegrass bands and orchestras, The Hollerbodies combine aspects of traditional bluegrass and fiddle music with jazz, classical, and other stylistic influences.

Playing a perfect mixture of covers and original songs, the Kurt Van Meter Band makes the crowd the show and will give you an emotional experience you will never forget.

Western swing band, Well Swung smokes traditional Bob Wills numbers, Hank Williams classics, Johnny Gimble, and all your favorite western swing and honky tonk numbers.

Rowdy Mountain is a bluegrass band you can square dance to or just sit back and enjoy listening to. Great harmonies, classic melodies, and original songs will pierce your soul.

Outbound Traveler's sets include old-time Appalachian and traditional Irish fiddle tunes mixed with modern and original folk songs. The band has performed for weddings, corporate parties, and events.

Down Home Music is a Portland band with an eclectic taste for acoustic music. They play everything from gypsy jazz to bluegrass to blues to folk.

Whiskey Deaf performs bluegrass, old-time and early country, mostly drawn from early pioneers. Their shows are always spontaneous, entertaining, and joyous, featuring exciting instrumental work.

Bigfoot Mojo specializes in fiddle tunes, traditional folk/Americana, classical, bluegrass, and Gypsy swing. A duo at the core, they can also perform as a trio, quartet, or larger.

Five Letter Word is a harmony-driven folk trio that takes inspiration from the harmonic tradition of groups like the Wailin' Jennys, the Dixie Chicks, and the Wood Brothers.

The Katie Jane Band is all about spreading the joy of Celtic music. These talented musicians perform original arrangements of high-speed AmeriCeltic fiddle tunes and heart-warming original songs.

With standard and homemade instruments, The How Long Jug Band plays a mixture of traditional blues, ragtime, and early jazz tunes that are great for dancing or just evoking the spirit of the 1920s and '30s.