Sawtooth and Sons Tickets

Sawtooth and Sons brings a rich, traditional bluegrass voice rooted in the Sawtooth Mountain Boys lineage. This Oregon-based family act features two fathers, Rollie Champe and Hal Spence, performing alongside their sons, Brette Champe and Andrew Spence. Known for tight family harmonies and a deep respect for classic bluegrass forms, the group carries the regional bluegrass tradition to clubs, festivals, and listening rooms across the Pacific Northwest. While they’ve been part of the broader Oregon bluegrass circuit and Newgrass-focused events, Sawtooth and Sons emphasizes authentic, straightforward performances—no fluff, just great music.

Though the lineup has not released formal recordings under the Sawtooth and Sons name as of 2026, fans can contextualize their sound alongside earlier Sawtooth Mountain Boys releases, including appearances on the 1974 Oregon Territory compilation and the 1976 Sawtooth Mountain Boys album catalogs. The ensemble continues to perform with roots-forward arrangements that highlight family vocal harmonies and seasoned instrumental playing.

Upcoming appearances include regional bluegrass circuits and Newgrass showcases in Oregon. A public show is confirmed for July 10, 2025 at McMenamins White Eagle Saloon & Saloon in Portland, OR, presenting an intimate setting for fans to experience their traditional bluegrass repertoire live. For those seeking more details on venues and tour dates, we’ve got you covered with reliable schedules and venue info. As with all performances, secure your seats early to ensure you’re part of the family-like atmosphere that Sawtooth and Sons bring to each show.

Social presence for Sawtooth and Sons has not yielded verified official accounts. Some festival notes reference Facebook or other platforms, but no confirmed official handles are currently available. If you’re following their itinerary, you’ll want to check festival announcements and venue pages for the latest booking information and accessibility details.