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DJ Avelanche is a radio, club and mobile DJ in Portland, OR. His moniker comes from his hometown of Colorado Springs, Co and it represents him and his style as a DJ.

Avelanche has been DJ'ing since the age of 13 and has witnessed several trends, changes, and advancements. Beginning with vinyl transferring to the tape and CD age and now the rebirth of vinyl and marriage with the digital age. Avelanche has been a leader in the advancement of the art of DJ'ing.

Avelanche is a full time radio DJ who's done several different formats of music. The list of genres range from Hip Hop to Pop and more, however, Hip Hop/R&B is closest to his heart. He claims "I am a fan first and that is what makes me understand what motivates a crowd".

During his stint as an Asst. Production Director at a Portland radio station, Avelanche discovered his talent as a producer. He has since written and produced several tracks for local artists, commercials, and TV.

Avelanche currently works as a radio DJ in Portland, OR and owns a mobile DJ company that covers the entire NW. He not only mixes but he holds the mic down with comfort and ease. His personality is real and relatable. He loves music and loves to break new records, in fact he has been compared to being the Funkmaster Flex of the NW.

Now check out his mix show "The Frost Bite Mixx" on Sprint Radio, AT&T Radio, AT&T U, 1.FM, AHA Radio App, PartyRadioUSA.net, US Cellular and the Nokia Network.

For nearly 20 years, the Rock n Roll Cowboys have been a staple in the Pacific North West
Country and Rock music scenes. Playing venue, bars, casinos, fairs, and showrooms, they
have helped pave the way for modern, local musicians. 

In recent years, they have had the pleasure and opportunity to win the 2011
Portland Battle of the Bands, and even had the chance to open for Eli Young
Band and Sawyer Brown. Taking Influence from Dwight Yoakam, Reckless
Kelly, Gary Allen, and The Rolling Stones; They seamlessly blend Folk,
Rock, and Country into a unique sound.

With heavy-hitting musicians, they make a comeback to explore the PNW in all of
its glory, bringing with them tales from the road and an energy that sets them
apart from the rest.

Briana Renea comes by her country roots naturally. Renea reigns from Canby, Oregon in the heart of the Pacific Northwest.   

The songstress has collaborated with Nashville writers and skilled song-crafters (Steve Mitchell Dee Briggs, Mason Douglas, Jason Wyatt, Cort Carpenter, Jason Wyatt, and Tony George).  Her catalog of song titles alone (such as “Love And Gasoline,” “Warning Label,” “Devil’s Dance” and “Hit And Run”) demonstrates her spirit. She’s produced three studio recordings in four short years. She recorded and released the independent project Red Lips, White Lies (May 2015) under her own imprint. Briana writes what she knows; “Dirt Side,” the most literal, depicts her childhood and teenage years growing up on a farm sporting blue jeans and cowboy boots with her hands and feet planted in the dirt. The track earned a Top 12 Best of NSAI Spring Training Award. Most recently, her original tune titled “Widow Maker” was featured in the Northwest Pro Rodeo Association finals advertising campaign

With 80s rock (Eagles/Genesis/Phil Collins/Fleetwood Mac) and 90s country music (Reba, Dixie Chicks, LeeAnn Rimes/Jo Dee Messina) echoing through the stalls and hall of the barn, Briana inherently blends the two genres in her own musical compositions and live performances. Briana has become a must-see entertainer and fan favorite at fairs, festivals, and venues throughout the Northwest where she’s shared the stage with notable country recording artists such as Joe Nichols, Old Dominion, Canaan Smith, Love and Theft, Diamond Rio and Sammy Kershaw. 

Briana Renea comes by her country roots naturally. Renea reigns from Canby, Oregon in the heart of the Pacific Northwest.   

The songstress has collaborated with Nashville writers and skilled song-crafters (Steve Mitchell Dee Briggs, Mason Douglas, Jason Wyatt, Cort Carpenter, Jason Wyatt, and Tony George).  Her catalog of song titles alone (such as “Love And Gasoline,” “Warning Label,” “Devil’s Dance” and “Hit And Run”) demonstrates her spirit. She’s produced three studio recordings in four short years. She recorded and released the independent project Red Lips, White Lies (May 2015) under her own imprint. Briana writes what she knows; “Dirt Side,” the most literal, depicts her childhood and teenage years growing up on a farm sporting blue jeans and cowboy boots with her hands and feet planted in the dirt. The track earned a Top 12 Best of NSAI Spring Training Award. Most recently, her original tune titled “Widow Maker” was featured in the Northwest Pro Rodeo Association finals advertising campaign

With 80s rock (Eagles/Genesis/Phil Collins/Fleetwood Mac) and 90s country music (Reba, Dixie Chicks, LeeAnn Rimes/Jo Dee Messina) echoing through the stalls and hall of the barn, Briana inherently blends the two genres in her own musical compositions and live performances. Briana has become a must-see entertainer and fan favorite at fairs, festivals, and venues throughout the Northwest where she’s shared the stage with notable country recording artists such as Joe Nichols, Old Dominion, Canaan Smith, Love and Theft, Diamond Rio and Sammy Kershaw. 

Schwing is a Salem-based tribute band that brings the eclectic musical styles of the 1990s together in one exhilarating show. From Nirvana to Chumbawumba, Radiohead to Gin Blossoms, Third-Eye Blind to Green Day, this trio’s high-energy performances will transport you back to a time when alternative music ruled! So pull your flannel out of storage, grab a handful of butterfly clips, and fire up those Gigapets: the 90s are back. Party on!

Schwing is a Salem-based tribute band that brings the eclectic musical styles of the 1990s together in one exhilarating show. From Nirvana to Chumbawumba, Radiohead to Gin Blossoms, Third-Eye Blind to Green Day, this trio’s high-energy performances will transport you back to a time when alternative music ruled! So pull your flannel out of storage, grab a handful of butterfly clips, and fire up those Gigapets: the 90s are back. Party on!