Music
First Thursday Music Series
- When
- Thursday, November 5, 2026 · 7:30 PM – 10:00 PM PST
- Venue
- Art House
- Where
- Art House, 492 E 13th Ave, Eugene, OR
- Source
- Eugene Weekly
Join us at the Art House on the first Thursday of every month -- in our chapel hall's acoustically-magnificent listening room environment -- for a series featuring local and regional indie, folk, Americana and more. The First Thursday Music Series is a great way to discover new music and help support independent artists: by pledging for your series pass, you're helping create a sustainable ecosystem where working artists can reliably find a committed audience of enthusiastic and attentive music-lovers. Not only does your pledge directly support working artists in our area, but you're getting a great deal -- at less than $11 per show, that's nearly 50% off the face value of a regular ticket! 100% of the proceeds from the limited number of series passes sold during this campaign will go directly to the artists and sound technicians who make these shows possible. Any tickets not pre-sold as series passes during this campaign will be sold at the box office at regular ticket prices of $20-25. Not sure if $11 sounds like a good deal? Let's put it this way -- you're getting an entire evening of live music in a luxurious seated venue for less than the price of Big Macs Extra Value Meal! 2026 LINEUP: February 5th: JET BLACK PEARL March 5th: DEER WOMAN ELIAS WOLF April 2nd: BAROQUE BETTY CELLO POETICA May 7th: DIRTY CELLO June 4th: GRETTA SEABIRD July 2nd: APIS MELLIFERA KT & THE LOVENOTES August 6th: THE AM \(ACOUSTIC MINDS\) September 3rd: TBA October 1st: TBA November 5th: TBA December 3rd: TBA WHY FUNDRAISE FOR THIS SERIES ON KICKSTARTER? The live music scene is an inherently unstable ecosystem, where both venues and artists are struggling to make ends meet, while audiences' disposable income is increasingly limited. We're trying to find a solution that benefits everyone. Performing artists typically earn a percentage of ticket sales, and venues rely on the remaining percentage and drink/snack revenue to pay for operating costs and payroll for sound/light technicians, etc
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