Project Pabst brings Millennial, Gen X nostalgia to downtown Portland

Published on: 07/28/2025

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The event took place on the Tom McCall Waterfront Park. Japanese Breakfast is a Eugene-born artist who played the festival Sunday evening. Ben Gibbard from Death Cab for Cutie performs at Project Pabst on Sunday July 27, 2025. Boise-based rock band Built to Spill played at Project Pabst on Sunday evening. A festival attendee dresses up in Pabst Blue Ribbon attire on Saturday. The festival was two-days long. FIDLAR filled in for a band that dropped out of the original lineup. Gustaf is an alternative punk band from New York City. The Chats are a punk band that originated in Queensland, Australia. Wednesday is an alternative rock band with country influences. Dustbunny is a Portland-local band that played second on Sunday. Say She She performed at Project Pabst on Sunday. Ben Gibbard from Death Cab for Cutie performs at Project Pabst on Sunday July 27, 2025. Japanese Breakfast is a Eugene-born artist who played the festival Sunday evening. FIDLAR filled in for a band that dropped out of the original lineup. Gustaf is an alternative punk band from New York City. The Grillo's Pickle mascot crowd surfed during multiple sets on Saturday. The festival was two-days long. Project Pabst began in 2014 in downtown Portland. Project Pabst took place at the Tom McCall Waterfront Park. The Chats are a punk band that originated in Queensland, Australia. Gustaf is an alternative punk band from New York City. Ben Gibbard from Death Cab for Cutie performs at Project Pabst on Sunday July 27, 2025. Nick Harmer is the bassist of Death Cab for Cutie. Project Pabst took place on Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27 at the Tom McCall Waterfront Park in Portland, Oregon. Project Pabst had live American Sign Language interpreters during songs. The event took place on the Tom McCall Waterfront Park. Boise-based rock band Built to Spill played at Project Pabst on Sunday evening. Japanese Breakfast is a Eugene-born artist who played the festival Sunday evening. Peter Bradley plays guitar in Japanese Breakfast. Japanese Breakfast played the festival Sunday evening. The first edition of Project Pabst was in 2014. People lined up on the Morrison Bridge to listen to music. Project Pabst took place on Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27 at the Tom McCall Waterfront Park in Portland, Oregon. Wednesday is an alternative rock band with country influences. Dustbunny is a Portland-local band that played second on Sunday. Say She She performed at Project Pabst on Sunday. A festival attendee wears a Pabst Blue Ribbon hat. A tent was set up on the event property to resemble a dive bar. The festival was two-days long.