Poster made by Chris advertising for LOUD drummer, featuring illustration of the invisible man
1979 – The Goners were an early incarnation of Untouchables/Napalm Beach

Updated 30 November 2022 – Intent here is to create and regularly update a sort of master list of Chris’ live performance history. As I start this page out, in September 2022, my primary interest is in documenting what Chris was doing prior to getting arrested, losing his apartment, becoming homeless in 1996, though ultimately I think it will be useful to get a view of his entire performance history, to whatever extent it’s possible. So everything I come across or figure out, I’ll put into this document. Things going into this document have either been published and sources in another location, or can be corroborated with flyers or calendars that have been published online. For now, I’m going to sort this list by club. Ideally, this would be put into a database where it could be sorted by band, club, month, year, etc.

Chris fronted a number of shorter lived bands before the Untouchables/Napalm Beach – Bodhi (approx 1971-1974); Max Cruise (?) – in 1974 at age 21 he went down to Los Angeles to try and “make it” professionally with one of his early bands (Max Cruz I believe they were called) and only managed to play a couple parties and a club called (according to Chris) Pyramid Moon Gardens – while it sounds like Bodhi, mostly a money-earning cover band playing the hippie hits of the day (heavy riff rock and pop), played a lot around Washington State. In the late 1970s Chris’ interests shifted to the bugeoning punk/new wave scene.

Untouchables/Napalm Beach/Snow Bud

1980

May 29 (Thurs) – Alost, the Untouchables – Long Goodbye, Portland

August 23 (Sat) – Malchicks and Untouchables, Urban Noize, Portland

August 29 (Fri) – The Movie Stars (listed also as The Movies), Untouchables – Urban Noize, Portland

September 5, 6 (Fri, Sat) – Pacific Academy

September 5, 1980 – “The Pacific Acadamy, located at 1532 SW Morrision St, will be the site of two concerts Friday and Saturday night with New wave rock and avant garde music the subject.

Saturday – Bop Zombies, Anesthesia, Spaztics, Untouchables, Chris Tense, Jungle Nausea – $3 sponsored by Alternative Art Association

Friday’s 9 p.m. show will feature Sado Nation, Rat$, Imperialist Pigs, UHF, the Preps, and Government Surfers For Saturday the Bop Zombies will play along with Anesthesia, Spaztics, Untouchables, Chris Tense, and Jungle Nausea. Tickets for both concerts are $3 and the acadmey is open to all ages. Concerts are sponsored by Alternative Art Association.

October 11 (Sat) – Casey Nova and Untouchables – Long Goodbye, Portland

Beginning, it appears, the following Wednesday, Untouchables started playing every Wednesday night at Urban Noize. Not sure how long that went on for.

October 18 (Sat) – Untouchables – Long Goodbye, Portland

October 31 (Fri) – Untouchables, Preps, Fuzzducks Friday; Black Flag Sado Nation, Saturday – Urban Noize, Portland

November 14 (Fri) – Untouchables – Urban Noize, Portland

November 22 (Sat) – Malchicks, Untouchables – Urban Noize, Portland

December 5 (Fri) – Untouchables – Urban Noize, Portland

December 6 (Sat) – Untouchables – Long Goodbye, Portland

December 12-13 (Fri, Sat) – Untouchables, Casey Nova – Gorilla Room, Seattle

December 14 (Sun) – Untouchables – Long Goodbye, Portland – Long Goodbye, Portland

December 20 (Sat) – Untouchables, Stats, Casey Nova – Long Goodbye, Portland

December 27 (Sat) – the return of Movie Star – w/ Untouchables at Urban Noize, Portland

Two additional shows are mentioned by Chris Newman in his biography, one possibly on May 18, 1980 with Alost at The Long Goodbye and one in June 1980 at the Long Goodbye with Wipers, Rat$, and Imperialist Pigs. The June Wipers date is where Chris said he first met Greg Sage and Sam Henry (who was playing with Rat$). It is possible that Chris was confused about these dates since there were two other shows listed that year with similar line ups, but it is also possible that these shows were somehow not published as it appears the Long Goodbye – which was around at least since 1979 – did not advertise in the papers much before 1980.

1981

January 2 (Sun) – Untouchables – Long Goodbye, Portland

January 16 (Sat) – Untouchables, Balloons – Urban Noize, Portland

January 30, 31 – (Fri, Sat) – Cowboys, Untouchables – Long Goodbye, Portland

January 31 (Sat) – Untouchables, Toxic Shock – Urban Noize, Portland

February 1 (Sun) – Greg Sage, Malchicks, Untouchables, Cleavers, Pell Mell, Toxic Shock, Rancid Vat – Urban Noize, Portland

February 27 (Fri) – Red Dress, Untouchables – Gorilla Room, Seattle

February 28 (Sat) – The Enemy, Untouchables – Gorilla Room, Seattle

March 8 (Fri) – Joan Jett w/ Untouchables – Urban Noize, Portland

March 21 (Sat) – Untouchables – Wrex, Seattle

Note: U-2 played at Astor Park, Seattle March 23, 1981 – on July 18, 1981, Charles Cross published a live review in Seattle PI reading in part “After seeing the young Irish band U2 earlier this year, the Untouchables invaded the Gorilla Room literally forcing the band that was playing off stage, and proceeded to play until their fingers bled.” Presumably this means the Untouchables played an impromptu show at the Gorilla Room on 3/23/81

April 28 (Tue) – Cowboys, Untouchables – Gorilla Room, Seattle

April 29 (Wed) – Untouchables – Gorilla Room, Seattle

April 30 (Thurs) – Untouchables, Skinny Ties – Gorilla Room, Seattle

May 3 (Sun) – Johnny Thunders w/ Untouchables – Urban Noize, Portland

May 5 (Tues) – Untouchables at Euphoria*

May 7 (Thurs) – Johnny Thunders w/ Untouchables – Norway Center, Seattle

May 8 (Fri) – April Wine w/ Untouchables at Paramount Portland

May 8-9 (Fri, Sat) – Untouchables, X-15, Tiny Holes – Wrex, Seattle (obviously Untouchables played in Portland, not Seattle, May 8 1981)

May 15-16 (Fri, Sat) – Untouchables at Euphoria*

May 22-23 (Fri, Sat) – Untouchables at Old Timers, Seattle*

May 24 (Sun) – Untouchables w/ Johnny and the Distractions, Euphoria*

May 26 (Tue) – The Cowboys, Untouchables – Gorilla Room, Seattle

May 29-30 – Untouchables at Long Goodbye (“One Year Anniversary” with free beer at midnight)*

May 30 (Sat) – Rescue The Rock Of The ’80s Spring Collection w/Untouchables, RPA, Nouveau Cliche – Showbox, Seattle

July 13 – (Mon) Hüsker Dü w/ Untouchables – Euphoria, Portland

July 15 (Wed) – Untouchables – Wrex, Seattle

July 16 (Thurs) – Executives, Untouchables – Gorilla Room, Seattle

July 17 (Fri) – Untouchables, Crisis, Spectators – Wrex, Seattle

July 18 (Sat) – Untouchables, Spectators – Wrex, Seattle

July 18 (Sat) – Untouchables – Gorilla Room, Seattle (this may have been the last show at the Gorilla Room)

July 20 (Mon) – Pell Mell, Napalm Beach – Euphoria, Portland

August 5,6 (Wed, Thurs) – Untouchables – Wrex, Seattle

August 7,8 (Fri, Sat) – Untouchables – Baby O’s, Seattle

August 9 (Sun) – Untouchables, Executives – Wrex, Seattle

August 22 (Sat) – Cowboys, Napalm Beach – Luis’ La Bamba, Portland

August 24 (Fri) – Napalm Beach, Rat$ – Euphoria, Portland

August 30 (Sun) – Save The Gorilla Room Benefit w/The Enemy, Napalm Beach, Student Nurse, Spectators, Rapid-I, the Executives, DT’s, the Deans, Scizzors, Shatterbox, Fastbacks, the Rats, Joe Despair & the Future – Showbox, Seattle

September 2, 3, 4, 5 (Wed-Sat)- Untouchables – Baby O’s, Seattle

September 25, 26 (Fri, Sat) – Untouchables, Lifers (SF) – Wrex, Seattle

October 1 (Thurs) – Untouchables, Lifers (SF) – La Bamba’s, Portland

October 8-10 (Thurs-Sat)- Napalm Beach, Grey Matter – Wrex, Seattle

October 16 (Fri)- Untouchables University of Washington Hub Ballroom, Seattle, Washington*

October 31 (Sat) – Napalm Beach, Visible Targets, Sleeping Movement – Wrex, Seattle

(Sam Henry replaced Chon Carter sometime in October 1981)

November 14 (Sat) – X (LA), Napalm Beach – Wrex, Seattle – Wrex, Seattle

December 11 (Fri) – Napalm Beach – Wrex, Seattle

December 12 (Sat) – Napalm Beach, Visible Targets – Wrex, Seattle

December 13 (Sun) – Los Microwaves (San José), Napalm Beach – Euphoria, Portland

1982

February 5 (Fri) – The Untouchables – Wrex, Seattle

February 19 (Fri) – The Fleshtones, Napalm Beach – Wrex, Seattle

March 28 (Sun) – Red Rockers, Napalm Beach – The Met, Portland

April 9 (Fri) – Napalm Beach – Accuardi’s, Portland

April 16-17 Visible Targets w/ Napalm Beach, Baby O’s, Seattle*

May 9 (Sun) – KCMU Benefit – Visible Targets, Three Swimmers, Napalm Beach – Showbox, Seattle

May 14-15 (Fri, Sat) – No Cheese Please, Napalm Beach – Baby O’s, Seattle

May 30 (Sun) – Los Microwaves (San José/New York), Napalm Beach, “and fashion show” – The Met, Portland (Urban Noize productions)

John Wendeborn wrote in Oregonian, May 28, 1982 “Fashion shows are slowly getting exposure in Portland rock clubs and this performance will also include a display of ‘wearable fashions’ from several Portland shops.”

June 12 (Sat) – Visible Targets, Napalm Beach – Golden Crown, Seattle

June 30, 1982 – Black Flag, Napalm Beach, Poison Idea, Saccharine Trust – The Met, Portland

June 25 (Thurs) – Blackouts w/ Napalm Beach, Golden Crown, Seattle*

July 16 (Fri) – Beat Pagodas, Napalm Beach – Golden Crown, Seattle

June 18-19 (Fri, Sat) – Hi-Fi, Napalm Beach – Baby O’s, Seattle

July 23 (Thurs) – Napalm Beach w/ U-Men and Extreme Hate “Hardcore Party”- Mr Bills, Seattle

July 24 (Fri) – Napalm Beach w/ The Fartz and Valtones “Hardcore Party” – Mr Bill’s, Seattle

July 30-31 (Fri, Sat) – 54/40 (Tsawwassen, BC), Napalm Beach – Golden Crown, Seattle (bootleg recording of this show exists and has likely been in circulation since 82)

August 7 (Fri) – Napalm Beach – The Met, Portland*

August 14 (Fri) – Napalm Beach – The Met, Portland*

August 18 – The Gun Club (LA), Napalm Beach – Baby O’s, Seattle

August 20-21 (Fri, Sat) – Toiling Midgets (SF), Napalm Beach – Golden Crown, Seattle

September 17-18 (Fri, Sat)- Napalm Beach, Life In General, Rally Go – Golden Crown, Seattle

September 26 (Sun) – KCMU Benefit – The Cowboys, 54/40, Life In General, Napalm Beach,The Frazz, Pamona Boners – Showbox, Seattle

October 9 (Sat) – Napalm Beach, Bad Actors, Inc (theatre), the Girls – The Met, Portland

October 12 (Tues) – Bad Brains (Washington D.C.), Napalm Beach, Poison Idea – The Met, Portland (a second performance included Lockjaw and Sado Nation)

October 24 (Sun) – X, Napalm Beach, Euphoria, Portland

October 30 (Sat) – Napalm Beach, Bone Games (Eugene), Bad Actors, Inc (theatre) – The Met

November 12 (Fri) – Public Image Ltd., Napalm Beach – Showbox, Seattle (Mark Arm and Steve Turner of Mudhoney have said this is the show where they met each other in line)

November 26 (Fri) – Napalm Beach, Student Nurse, LeMax – Golden Crown, Seattle

December 10 (Fri) – Wipers, Sado Nation, Napalm Beach – The Met, Portland (Wipers back from NYC)

December 17 (Fri) – Napalm Beach, Next Exit – Golden Crown, Seattle

December 18 (Sat) – Napalm Beach, Van Goughs, Spinning Bishops – The Met, Portland

December 31 (Fri) – Wipers, Film at Eleven, Young Pioneers, Napalm Beach (Wipers and Napalm Beach sets recorded by Tom Robinson for Napalm Beach Live At The Met cassette released by Trap 1983 and Wipers Live At The Met album released by Jackpot in 2019)

The Wrex (Seattle) closed in March 1982, re-opening in January 1983 as The Vogue. The last published show was on February 20 and it was The Fleshtones with Blackouts.

The all-ages Portland Met closed New Years Day 1983. A diffrent all-ages club with the same name opened in Seattle around March 1984, booked by Susan Silver who a few years later went on to manage Soundgarden and Alice In Chains. The Seattle Met closed after one year of operation, March 1984.

1983

Feb 25 (Fri) – Lifers, Seen/Unseen, Katherines, Napalm Beach “Located in the tenderloin, this punk nightclub is underground in the extreme” SF Examiner – Sound of Music, San Francisco

June 27 (Mon) – PUNK NITE – Social Unrest, Die Kreuzen, No Trend, Ribsby, Napalm Beach – Mabuhay Gardens, San Francisco

August 6 (Sat) – John Cale, Memory, Napalm Beach – Metropolis, Seattle

September 6 (Tues) – Napalm Beach at Graffiti, San Francisco, California

November 25, 26 (Fri, Sat) – Wipers, Napalm Beach – Wipers Over The Edge record release; Friday show was all ages and Saturday show was 21+ – Napalm Beach had recently finished recording studio tracks with Greg Sage; some tracks from Napalm Beach’s live performance appeared on the album which was released as Rock & Roll Hell, January 1984.

Note: according to threebands.threebucks.blogspot.com – the Seattle Rocket listed Napalm Beach as scheduled to play 11/26/83 at the Seattle Met, on a bill with D.O.A. and Fastbacks; while the flyer line up doesn’t have Napalm Beach, but Spluii Numa and Richard Peterson as openers. Napalm Beach opened for Wipers in Portland 11/26/83.

1984

January 20 (Fri) – Gun Club (LA), Film at 11, Napalm Beach – Starry Night, Portland (all ages)

February 11 (Sat) – Napalm Beach (PDX), Los Mexicans, Idle Worship, DSML – Metropolis, Seattle

July 6 (Fri) – The Gun Club with Drunk Injuns, Our Lady of Pain, Napalm Beach – Mabuhay Gardens, San Francisco

July 14 (Sat) – Pell Mell, Napalm Beach – Graven Image Gallery, Seattle

July 21 (Sat) – Napalm Beach, Greg Sage, Satyricon, Portland

September 3 (Tues) – Napalm Beach at Graffiti, San Francisco

September 7 (Fri) – Black Athletes w/ Free Beer, Napalm Beach, and Morally Bankrupt – Mabuhay Gardens – “Every night at 10 o’clock a Dr Jekyll-Mr Hyde transformation occurs; the Filipino restaurant turns into a punk-rock nightclub. the food is reasonably priced. For the show only, the cover is $3 weeknights and $5 weekends.” SF Examiner – Mabuhay Gardens, San Francisco

September 29 (Sat) – Agent Orange, The Afflicted, Napalm Beach

October 26 (Fri) – Napalm Beach, Satyricon, Portland

1985

February 15 (Fri) – Napalm Beach, Final Warning, 69 Ways, Satyricon, Portland

March 15 (Fri) – Napalm Beach, Sound of Music, San Francisco

June 7 (Fri) – Napalm Beach, Young Pioneers, Noon Moon, Bundle Of Hiss, 69 Ways – Gorilla Gardens, Seattle

June 21 (Fri)- Napalm Beach, Bam Bam -Satyricon, Portland

July 19 (Fri) – Napalm Beach – Vogue, Seattle

July 20 (Sat) – Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

July 26 (Fri) – Napalm Beach, Baba Yaga, Skin Yard – Le Club Hit, Seattle

August 2,3 (Fri, Sat) – Napalm Beach, The Icons – Golden Crown, Seattle

August 9 (Fri) – Napalm Beach, Satyricon

September 20 (Fri) – Napalm Beach, Satyricon, Portland

October 14 (Mon) – KCMU “Air Raid” benefit at Rainbow Tavern, Seattle (introduced by Jonathan Poneman, played live over radio by DJ Mark Arm)

October 26 (Sat) – Napalm Beach, Satyricon, Portland

[November 1-2 Skin Yard w/Life In General + Napalm Beach – Golden Crown, Seattle – CANCELLED]

November 27 (Wed) – Napalm Beach – Vogue, Seattle

December 6 (Fri) – The Replacements, Napalm Beach – Pine Street Theatre, Portland

December 12 (Thurs) – Love & Rockets, Napalm Beach – Commodore, Vancouver, B.C.

December 13 (Fri)- Napalm Beach, Ditto Tavern, Seattle

December 31 (Tues) – Jackals, Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

1986

January 3, 4 (Fri, Sat) – Jackals, Napalm Beach – Central Tavern, Settle

January 24 (Fri) – Napalm Beach, Miracle Workers – Satyricon, Portland

January 28 (Tues)- Snow Bud and the Flower People – first show at Satyricon

February 7 (Fri) – Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

February 10 (Mon) – Napalm Beach – Ditto Tavern, Seattle

March 18 (Tues) – Snow Bud and the Flower People – Satyricon, Portland

March 21 (Fri) – Robyn Hitchcock and the Egyptians, Napalm Beach – Starry Night, Portland

April 4 (Fri) – Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

May 13 (Tue) – Snow Bud and the Flower People, Satyricon, Portland

May 30 (Fri) – Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

June 5 (Thurs) – Tex and the Horseheads, Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

June 6 (Fri) – Napalm Beach – Ditto Tavern, Seattle

June 27 (Fri) – Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

August 8 (Fri) – Meat Puppets, Napalm Beach, Hellcows – Pine Street Theatre, Portland

August 23 (Sat) – Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

September 16 (Tues) – Napalm Beach – Central Tavern, Seattle

September 25 (Thurs) – Marlocks, Miracle Workers, Brotherhood of Light, Napalm Beach – The Farm, San Francisco

October 4 (Sat) – Dayglow Abortions, Napalm Beach, Cheatin’ Death – Central Tavern, Seattle

October 18 (Sat) – Saccharine Trust, Napalm Beach, Skin Yard – Central Tavern, Seattle (first show w/Jason Finn drumming for Skin Yard)

October 21 (Tues) – Snow Bud and the Flower People – Satyricon, Portland

October 25 (Sat) – Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

October 28 (Tues) – Snow Bud and the Flower People, Satyricon, Portland

October 30 (Thurs) – T.S.O.L., Napalm Beach, Obituaries – Pine Street Theatre, Portland

November 6 (Thurs) – Napalm Beach, No Tomorrow – Central Tavern, Seattle

November 28 (Fri) – Napalm Beach, Venarays – Satyricon, Portland

December 31 (Wed) – Screaming Jay Hawkins, Napalm Beach – McCormick & Schmicks, Portland

1987

January 9 (Fri) – Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

January 30 (Fri) – Napalm Beach, Slack – Satyricon, Portland

February 19 (Thurs) – Snow Bud and the Flower People, Satyricon, Portland

March 11 (Wed) – Snow Bud and the Flower People

March 27 (Fri) – Napalm Beach, Screaming Trees – Satyricon, Portland
note: Seattle website threebands.threebucks.blogspot.com has Napalm Beach playing with F-Holes at Central Tavern in Seattle 3/27/87.

April 14 (Tues) – Fuzztones (NYC), Snow Bud and the Flower People, Satyricon, Portland

April 15 (Wed) – Napalm Beach, White Boys – Vogue, Seattle

April 24 (Fri) – Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

May 2 (Sat) – Poison Idea, Napalm Beach, Oily Bloodmen, The Hell Cows – Rockport Records, Portland

May 14 (Thurs) – Snow Bud and the Flower People, Lethal Does – Satyricon, Portland

May 17 (Sun) – Julien Cope, Napalm Beach – Pine Street Theatre, Portland

May 23 (Sat) – Napalm Beach, Venarays – Satyricon, Portland

June 26 (Fri) – Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

August 1 (Sat) – Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

August 14 (Fri) – MIA, Napalm Beach – Central Tavern, Seattle

August 25 (Tues) – H-Hour, Napalm Beach, Bundy Creature (Claudia’s birthday) – Vogue, Seattle

August 28 (Fri) – Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

September 18 (Fri) – Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

October 30 (Fri) – Napalm Beach, Jackals, Bluebinos – Satyricon, Portland

November 27 (Fri) – Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

December 5 (Sat) – Bluebinos, Jackals, Napalm Beach – Pine Street Theatre, Portland

December 18 (Fri) – Snow Bud and the Flower People, F-Holes, Dead Moon – Central Tavern, Seattle

December 19 (Sat) – Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

December 20 (Sun) – “Rock and Shop” holiday celebartion featuring Earl Benson, the Rounders, Wild & Free, Billy Kennedy, Dharma Bums, Snow Bud and the Flower People, More Time – 2pm-midnight – Pine Street Theatre, Portland

December 31 (Thurs) – Jackals, Napalm Beach – Satyricon, Portland

1988

February 28 – Sub Pop Sunday w/ Snow Bud & The Flower People – Vogue, Seattle

April 8 – Mayors Ball II – (10 bands incl. Napalm Beach) Portland Memorial Coliseum

June 29 – Napalm Beach (PDX), Coffin Break – Vogue, Seattle

July 21 (Fri) – Pussy Galore, Napalm Beach, Hell Cows, Satyricon

August 25 (Fri) – Morlocks, Miracle Workers, Dwarves, Napalm Beach – The Farm, San Francisco

August 26 – Claudia Gehrke Birthday Party w/Snowbud & The Flower People, Girl Trouble, Bundy Creature

December 16 – Napalm Beach, Big Tube Squeezer, Terry Lee Hale – Central Tavern, Seattle

1989
Jan 13 (Fri) – Napalm Beach, Coffin Break, Skin Yard – Satyricon, Portland

1991

22 June (Sat) – Skin Yard, Snow Bud, Dose – Underground, Portland


Venue Addresses:

Accuardis – 135 NW Fifth Ave, Portland, Oregon
Astor Park – 5th & Lenora, Seattle, Washington
Baby O’s – Seattle, Washington
Blue Gallery – 222 NW Tenth Avenue (Tim Brooks)
Commodore, 868 Granville St, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Central Tavern – 207 First Ave S. (Mike and Donna Downing)
Ditto Tavern – 2303 Fifth Ave, Seattle, WA (Richard Pauletti)
Euphoria Tavern – 320 SE Second, Portland, Oregon
The Farm – 1499 Potero Avenue, San Francisco, California
Golden Crown – 1616 4th Ave, Seattle (George Woo, his wife, Martha, John Loui)
Gorilla Room – 610 2nd Ave, Seattle, Washington
Graffiti – San Francisco, California
Graven Image Gallery – 311 S Washington St, Seattle, Washington
La Luna – 828 Ash Street
Le Club Hit, 935 Westlake North, Seattle, Washington
Long Goodbye – 300 NW 10th Ave, Portland, Oregon (Tony DiMicoli)
Luis’ La Bamba – 58 SW 2nd Ave, Portland, Oregon
Mabuhay Gardens – 443 Broadway, San Francisco, California
McCormick & Schmicks – SE 9th and Pine, Portland, Oregon
The Met (aka Metropolis) Portland – 1 SW Third St, Portland, Oregon
Mr Bills – Seattle, Washington
Metropolis (aka Met) – 207 Second Ave S. Seattle, Washington (Gordon Doucette, Susan Silver, Hugo Piotti)
Rockport Records – 12 NW Second, Portland
The Pacific Academy – 1532 SW Morrision St, Portland, Oregon
Sound of Music – 162 Turk St, San Francisco, California
Starry Night – 8 NE 6th, Portland, Oregon (Larry Hurwitz)
Urban Noize – 525 SE Stark Portland, Oregon
Vogue – Seattle, Washington
Wrex – Seattle, Washington
X-Ray Cafe – (Trés Shannon, Benjamin Arthur Ellis)

sources for Portland shows include: Portland Journal and Oregonian (via archives Multnomah Co Libary)
source for Seattle shows: threebandsthreebucks.blogspot.com (their source seems to be newspaper archives and the 1996 Chuck Humphries book, Loser)

source for 1981 Seattle/Portland dates with SF band Lifers – Seth Martin (Lifers)

Source for Satyricon dates are almost entirely Satyricon monthly calendars which I’ve found photographed and published online – Satyricon would send these to patrons by mail