Black And Loud Music Fest Ft. Living Colour at Revolution Hall

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Black and Loud Music Fest ft. Living Colour
w/ Cyril Neville ft. Omari Neville, the Fuel 'King Youngblood' & Down North
 
Sponsored by Jack Daniel’s - Black and Loud Fest returns to Portland Sunday, September 14, 2025 with a thunderous roar of rock and roll, New Orleans rock/funk, punk soul and much spectacle. Celebrating iconic and fresh young Black artists all playing music alternative to the traditional “Black” music of hip hop and RnB – Black and Loud promises something for everyone.  Headlining this year’s Black and Loud fest is the iconic, multi-Grammy winning Living Colour who have not played Portland for a minute and this show is a welcome return for the band that gave us such hits as Cult of Personality.  Living Colour attained much of their notoriety via the pyrotechnic guitar playing of Vernon Reid who just released a new single titled "The Haunting" on July 10, 2025, which is the first single from his upcoming solo album, "Hoodoo Telemetry," set to be released on October 3, 2025....

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 Please note, when selecting the Print at Home or Mobile Delivery method, you will not have access to view your tickets until 14 days prior to the performance.
 
Black and Loud Music Fest ft. Living Colour
w/ Cyril Neville ft. Omari Neville, the Fuel 'King Youngblood' & Down North
 
Sponsored by Jack Daniel’s - Black and Loud Fest returns to Portland Sunday, September 14, 2025 with a thunderous roar of rock and roll, New Orleans rock/funk, punk soul and much spectacle. Celebrating iconic and fresh young Black artists all playing music alternative to the traditional “Black” music of hip hop and RnB – Black and Loud promises something for everyone.  Headlining this year’s Black and Loud fest is the iconic, multi-Grammy winning Living Colour who have not played Portland for a minute and this show is a welcome return for the band that gave us such hits as Cult of Personality.  Living Colour attained much of their notoriety via the pyrotechnic guitar playing of Vernon Reid who just released a new single titled "The Haunting" on July 10, 2025, which is the first single from his upcoming solo album, "Hoodoo Telemetry," set to be released on October 3, 2025.
 
Coming directly from New Orleans – the Uptown Ruler himself – multi-Grammy winner - Cyril Neville, the youngest of the four mighty mighty Neville Brothers is performing backed by his son’s band rocker Omari Neville and the Fuel.  Percussionist, vocalist extraordinaire Cyril has a new album coming out in fall 2025, Don’t Wait Til I’m Gone with his first single Lemonade releasing on September 12, 2025 as part of the PNW Black and Loud 2025 celebration.
 
Black and Loud co-Founder Cameron Lavi-Jones leads his alternative rock band King Youngblood best known as the Alt Rock Princes from Seattle according to Alternative Press.  King Youngblood is celebrating the release of their Sci-Fi Rock and Roll Afro-Punk Afrothunda 2 Comic Book, Sound Track and Audio Book on September 12, 2025 also part of the Black and Loud PNW festival weekend.  AfroPunk Magazine declares “King Youngblood’s skill at transforming a small phrase into a massive hook is at this point unparalleled in the world of heavy but melodic music.”
 
​Co-Founder Anthony Briscoe with his band Down North promise a massively entertaining set of punk soul music. If you have not seen Anthony dance on stage, you simply have not lived.  Down North is working on their next studio album which promises to be full of energetic bangers.
 
Portland fans coming to Black and Loud are part of a bigger social activism movement with this fest originating in the Pacific Northwest and going full on national in 2026.  Cameron Lavi-Jones is leading the way with Jack Daniel’s, taking the Black and Loud brand and mission national with the fest and touring expanding to at least 25 cities next year carrying their banner of Black Art Is Resistance everywhere they perform.  
 
Says Cameron Lavi-Jones, “There is no ageism with Black and Loud.  Without diverse and truly original artists like Living Colour and Cyril Neville paving the way for proving up that Black artist do so much more than the stereotypical “Black Music” there would be no King Youngblood or Down North.  It’s all beautiful.”
General Admission 21 & Over. No Minors. Standing Room Only Floor / Fully Seated Balcony (Subject to Change).ALL SALES ARE FINAL. PLEASE, DOUBLE CHECK YOUR ORDER BEFORE PURCHASING. NO REFUNDS.
 

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