Cajun and Zydeco Dance Music from Portland, Oregon
Rick Obbink and Robert Lee from Too Loose are members of Cascade Zydeco.
Listen to some sound clips or stay in touch by visiting our website at www.tooloosecajunzydeco.com
Amédé Two-Step
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Live festival date — acoustic
Saturday September 4, 3-4:15PM, Art In The Pearl (North Park Blocks, Portland) There's a dance floor in front of the stage at this wonderfully eclectic free outdoor arts and music fair in Portland over Labor Day weekend (COMING UP).
Saturday September 11, 11AM-4:30PM, DME Big Easy Express (Garibaldi, OR)
A new and special treat for us – we're playing in one of the railcars with outstanding musical colleagues playing in the others, including local favorites Steve Kerin and Reggie Houston. Get yourself to Garibaldi and ride down the coast to Wheeler and back on this unusual and beautiful musical trip. Check the DME website for amenities, ticket prices, and schedules.
Catch some rays at these outdoor shows. Grab your shades and sun block and come on out and enjoy some live Louisiana zydeco and the great outdoors!
Aug 11 6:30 PM Summer Concert Series, Bellingham WA
Aug 12 8:00 PM Little Red Bistro, Seattle WA ($10 cover)
Aug 13 6:00 PM Skamania County Fair, Stevenson WA
Aug 14 12:00 PM Art In The Forest, West Linn OR Aug 15 4:00 PM Hawthorne Street Fair
Aug18 through Aug 23 We'll be traveling to Chicago to perform at the Glenwood Arts Festival
Aug 31 6:00 PM Woodburn Library Concert Series.
(Willamette Week, Portland OR 10/07/2009) [ZYDECO BLUES] The New Iberians have planted Louisiana roots in the heart of Portland's fertile musical soil. Since 1998, this local sextet has pumped out fine-tuned, polished Zydeco (which evolved from Louisiana Creole music and is a blend of jazz, blues and polka). The New Iberians' newest album, Bon Temps Rouge, weaves Zydeco's traditional guitars, accordions, a ripping horn section and a metal washboard into a catchy fabric of Southern audio flavor.

Bon Ton Roulet grooves high-energy zydeco, Cajun, and folk together in the
heart of the Willamette Valley bayou, OR. The conception of this band
occurred while plunking the guitar, squeezing the box, rubbin the ole
washboard, and drinking homebrew at Sam Holmes chateau la musica. We
love to play at parties, breweries, weddings, festivals, and generally
wherever folks like to dance to zydeco. Laissez le bon temps roulet!
Corvallis, Oregon
Capt. Leroy and the Zydeco Locals play authentic rockin' zydeco music from Southwestern Louisiana. The high-energy band performs traditional and modern tunes - sung in both French and English - and put their own twist on them to create lively, danceable tunes for two-stepping and soulful waltzing.
http://www.voodoomountainzydeco.com/ Eugene, Oregon