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PNW Pop-Punk Spectacular: Tributes to Paramore, Green Day, Jimmy Eat World
Event by: Twilight Cafe and Bar, Business of Misery
Location: United States Postal Service, Southeast Powell Boulevard 1410, Portland
Concerts
About event
Twilight Cafe & Bar presents an electric night of pop punk and emo classics featuring authentic tributes Business of Misery (as Paramore), Less Than Three (as Green Day), and Futures (as Jimmy Eat World).
Doors at 7:00pm, Show at 8:00pm.
Advance: $12/ At door: $15
832 SE Grand Ave,
Portland, OR 97214
(503) 232-3576
www.twilightcafeandbar.com
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ABOUT BUSINESS OF MISERY:
Paramore tribute band based in Portland, OR originally formed in 2024 around a shared love of 2000’s emo pop and Paramore’s ever-evolving cathartic alternative rock sound.
Business of Misery’s front woman Jess Kiaunis stands out in the alt-rock scene much like her inspiration Hayley Williams, and brings an impressive ease and youthfulness to a bombastic set requiring vocal prowess captured by few within the genre. The band’s instrumentalists (Jake Bassen, Travis Owens, Wyatt Unger) add a compelling energy to the stage paired with a near obsessive dedication to the source material, making this project so sonically close to the real thing that you may forget you’re not hearing Paramore themselves.
Doors at 7:00pm, Show at 8:00pm.
Advance: $12/ At door: $15
832 SE Grand Ave,
Portland, OR 97214
(503) 232-3576
www.twilightcafeandbar.com
_________________________________________________________
ABOUT BUSINESS OF MISERY:
Paramore tribute band based in Portland, OR originally formed in 2024 around a shared love of 2000’s emo pop and Paramore’s ever-evolving cathartic alternative rock sound.
Business of Misery’s front woman Jess Kiaunis stands out in the alt-rock scene much like her inspiration Hayley Williams, and brings an impressive ease and youthfulness to a bombastic set requiring vocal prowess captured by few within the genre. The band’s instrumentalists (Jake Bassen, Travis Owens, Wyatt Unger) add a compelling energy to the stage paired with a near obsessive dedication to the source material, making this project so sonically close to the real thing that you may forget you’re not hearing Paramore themselves.