The musical collective TEB—known to Oregonians as the Travis Ehrenstrom Band— transcends boundaries while blending funky fusion-rock jams with the soulful essence of singer-songwriter Travis Ehrenstrom. Songwriter Travis Ehrenstrom has been captivating audiences for over a decade as he writes of real life experiences and adventurous endeavors. However, it's with TEB that the true alchemy unfolds; a collaboration of six exceptional musicians, each adding their unique flavor to the mix. The lineup includes Travis Ehrenstrom (vocals/guitar), Patrick Pearsall (bass/vocals), Conner Bennett (guitar), Patrick Ondrozeck (keys), Kyle Pickard (drums), and Gregg Morris (guitar/vocals). TEB's sonic landscape defies easy categorization. The music blends unexpected turns with open-ended intentions, allowing the band to explore and create in the moment. The band emerged from the post-COVID shadows with a new album, “Hollinshead,” a 5-song collection showcasing the sound of the band. A decade of playing together has allowed TEB to produce a rich tapestry of live shows and memorable moments, as well as a dedication to the art of musical expression. What started as random practices and stands at local breweries has moved to multiple recordings and slots at festivals such as Sisters Folk Festival, 4 Peaks Music Festival, Cascade Equinox, Bend’s Fall Festival, Cruxapalooza, and Oktoberfest. "Every time I play with those guys, there’s one of those moments where it’s just like, ‘Whoa! I can’t believe we just did that,’” says Ehrenstrom. This sentiment encapsulates the essence of TEB's music—a journey marked by moments that can't be scripted but resonate deeply. Listen to the recordings, catch TEB live, and hear for yourself!

Lost Ox - Genre-blending jammers Lost Ox are based out of Portland, OR. The band, known for combining elements of funk, psychedelia, jazz, Americana, and progressive rock, was formed in 2017. Rooted both in the jamband resurgence of the 1990s and the original 1960s psychedelic folk rock revolution, their style encompasses many familiar jam tropes, all executed and reimagined with an inspired, dauntless precision. The band has released three full length studio albums, Wildheart (2018), Earthsnake (2021), and Stuck (2022), and their fourth album, Tale of the Fool , is set to come out May 4, 2024. Lost Ox has shared bills with TAUK, Spafford, Consider the Source, Yak Attack, Cycles, members of Umphrey’s McGee, and many others and has played hundreds of national shows and traveled tens of thousands of miles across the US. The origins of the Ox are mysterious to many. Way back in 2011, Dylan and Reed were both jazz performance majors at Lewis & Clark College. Dylan was walking the halls one day when, upon hearing the bass line to the Grateful Dead's "Shakedown Street", he paused. When he peeked in the window, Reed was inside. The two have been giggin together since. That's a lot of jams, man! A long strange trip later, Scot's band was playing at a Widespread Panic pre/after-party; Dyl was along for the ride. After some cordial greetings, Dylan found his way on stage, and a musical friendship was born. These core 3 dudes are joined by a rotating cast of top-tier keyboard wizards. What's next for these three wild, boundless dreamers? Only time can tell. Stay tuned. While the Lost Ox sound continues to evolve, one quality that has yet to waver is their relentless commitment to progression and exploration. Characterized by intriguing lyrical interplay, shredding guitar solos, funky bass lines, and complex arrangements.