Twelve nights of touring live music in downtown Roseburg, Oregon, October 16 to December 11.
Plus where to stay, eat and explore in the Umpqua Valley.
Fall Concert Series
Fall Concert Series
About the Series
The Roseburg Fall Concert Series brings twelve nights of touring talent to The Rosebud Theatre, an intimate, mostly all-ages music venue in the heart of downtown Roseburg. Indie favorites, outlaw country, bluegrass, blues, a Halloween weekend double header and a Tom Petty tribute to close it out. Touring artists tell us The Rosebud is their favorite room in Oregon, and once you’re inside, you’ll see why. It’s intimate and comfortable, every spot is close to the stage, and the sound is dialed in for every show.
Come for the music. Stay for the wine country, the river and a downtown full of great places to eat.
Log Off * Tune In * Drop By
Easy to get to
Right off I-5. About an hour from Eugene, about 90 minutes from Medford, and under three hours from Portland.
Up close
The Rosebud holds about 100 people. No nosebleeds, no watching the band on a screen.
Easy on the wallet
Tickets run $15 to $25, and presale saves you a few bucks.
Walkable
Dinner, drinks and the show are all within a few blocks of each other downtown. Parking is untimed and free after 5pm.
Wine country next door
The Umpqua Valley is home to more than 20 wineries, most within a short drive of town.
Coming Up Next!
The Full Lineup
Click each event “Get Tickets” link for more information and purchase tickets
Friday, October 16 · Patterns Fly (Seattle) · $15 TONIGHT! Organ trio funk, psychedelic groove and experimental jazz from Seattle and Portland players whose credits include Skerik, Digable Planets and Sleater-Kinney. Get Tickets
Saturday, October 17 · Matt Pond PA with Bathtub Cig · $20 presale / $25 door Two decades of literate, string-laced indie rock from a songwriter championed by Pitchfork, NPR and Rolling Stone. A catalog this loved, in a room this small, doesn't come around often. Get Tickets
Friday, October 23 · India Ramey & The Waymores · $15 presale / $20 door Outlaw country with a Southern Gothic edge from a freshly signed powerhouse, plus Atlanta's husband-and-wife honky-tonk duo. Get Tickets
Saturday, October 24 · Ghost Ballads: Josh Gross + Quartz Creek · $20 · 21+ Centuries-old murder ballads retold from the point of view of the victims' ghosts. Part concert, part campfire story. Followed by traditional Appalachian murder ballads from Rogue Valley bluegrass supergroup Quartz Creek. Spooky season, done right. Get Tickets
Friday, October 30 · Eliot Lipp with Baloogz · $20 presale / $25 door Vintage synths, breakbeats and new school funk from a veteran electronic producer. The perfect start to Halloween weekend. Get Tickets
Saturday, October 31 · Shafty: Portland's Tribute to Phish · $20 presale / $25 door · All ages until 10pm Halloween night with the Northwest's favorite Phish tribute. Deep cuts, long jams and surprise covers. [Costumes encouraged?] Get Tickets
Friday, November 6 · NW Women Rhythm & Blues · $20 presale / $25 door Award-winning Northwest blues players Sonny Hess, Joanne Broh, Leah Hinchcliff and Claudia Paige bring blues, soul, rock and serious guitar. Get Tickets
Friday, November 13 · Three for Silver · $20 presale / $25 door Dark Americana and doom folk played on one-of-a-kind instruments by a band that has toured the world since 2013. Friday the 13th has never sounded better. Get Tickets
Saturday, November 14 · Tuesday String Band · $15 presale / $20 door A young touring bluegrass trio with a fast, tight sound, full of medleys, segues and extended improvisation. Get Tickets
Sunday, November 15 · Petunia & The Vipers · $15 presale / $20 door Avant-country, ragtime and hillbilly swing from one of the most original live bands on the circuit. Get Tickets
Saturday, December 5 · The Dry County Crooks with Jeshua Marshall · $15 Hard-hitting outlaw country rock from the Portland band that tore up Northwest stages through the 2000s. Get Tickets
Friday, December 11 · Petty Thievery: Tom Petty Tribute · $25 Veteran players including Alice Di Micele and Gene Black (Joe Cocker) honor the songs of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. A full-hearted rock and roll send-off for the series. Get Tickets
Make a Weekend of It
Opening Weekend · October 16 and 17.
Patterns Fly on Friday, Matt Pond PA on Saturday.
Halloween Weekend · October 30 and 31.
Dance Friday night to Eliot Lipp, then spend Halloween with Shafty. Two nights, one hotel.
Strings and Strange Sounds · November 13 to 15.
Three for Silver, Tuesday String Band and Petunia & The Vipers, three nights in a row.
Where to Stay
Roseburg sits right off I-5, with lodging just minutes from downtown.
Bell Sister Flats · 620 SE Main St. Stay right in the heart of downtown, about a block from The Rosebud. Two spacious one-bedroom flats sit on the second floor of a historic building that was once Minnie and Mineta Bell’s hat and dress shop in the early 1900s. Full kitchens, fireplaces and city views make it an easy home base. Walk to dinner, walk to the show, walk home.
Near the river: The Lodge at Roseburg and Riverfront Inn, both on Harvard Avenue, a quick drive from the theatre.
Off I-5 at Garden Valley: Hampton Inn & Suites, Comfort Inn and other familiar names, about five minutes from downtown.
Walk to the show: Vacation rentals in the historic neighborhoods around downtown put you within walking distance of dinner and the theatre.
Make it a resort night: Seven Feathers Casino Resort in Canyonville is about 25 minutes south
Where to Eat and Drink
Plenty of good options are within a few blocks of the theatre, so you can park once and walk.
Alexander's Greek Cuisine · 643 SE Jackson St. Practically next door. Gyros, hummus and spanakopita.
Brix Grill & Chill · 527 SE Jackson St. Creative American dishes and cocktails, breakfast through dinner.
True Kitchen + Bar · 629 SE Main St. Gastropub plates, craft cocktails and a deep list of Umpqua Valley wines.
Dino's Ristorante Italiano · 404 SE Jackson St. Family-owned Italian, made in house.
Old Soul Pizza · Downtown. Wood-fired pizza with local wine and rotating taps.
McMenamins Roseburg Station · Pub fare and house brews in Roseburg's historic train depot.
Things to Do While You're Here
Taste the Umpqua Valley. Make an afternoon of wine tasting before the show. Abacela, Melrose Vineyards, Reustle Prayer Rock Vineyards and HillCrest Winery & Distillery are all a short drive from downtown.
Chase waterfalls. Head east on the North Umpqua Highway (OR-138) for fall color, river views and easy waterfall hikes like Susan Creek Falls and Toketee Falls.
Saturday morning market. Start your Saturday at the Umpqua Valley Farmers Market. 9am - 1pm in downtown Roseburg.
Dig for records. Browse the stacks and get your afternoon or evening caffeine fix at Reverie Record Shop, another spot to grab Rosebud tickets.
Wildlife Safari. The drive-through wildlife park in nearby Winston is a favorite for families.
Riverfront and parks. Walk or bike the trails along the South Umpqua River and through Stewart Park.
Local history. The Douglas County Museum covers the history and natural history of the Umpqua Valley.
Know Before You Go
Address: The Rosebud Theatre, 663 SE Jackson Street, Roseburg, OR 97470
Times: Doors 6pm, music 7pm for every series show.
Ages: All ages unless noted. Ghost Ballads (Oct 24) is 21+. Shafty (Oct 31) is all ages until 10pm.
Tickets: Buy online through our Events Page or through The Rosebud App, or at the door. Presale is cheaper on most shows.
Parking: Free on-street parking downtown. Timed parking enforcement ends at 5pm so park at 3pm and you’re set for the evening.
Questions: info@therosebudtheatre.com
Sponsor Thank You
Thank You, City of Roseburg
The Roseburg Fall Concert Series is made possible in part by the City of Roseburg. Thank you for investing in live music downtown and for helping us invite folks from across Oregon to come see what Roseburg has to offer.