Experience a night of boundary-pushing hip-hop as Seiji Oda brings his signature fusion of lo-fi vibes and Bay Area hyphy energy to the Winningstad Theatre. Known as the gentle gigg general, Seiji Oda seamlessly blends introspective soundscapes with infectious, high-energy rhythms, carving out a unique space in the music world that keeps fans coming back for more.

Opening the night is Old Grape God, a Portland underground legend and prolific artist who has been redefining alternative hip-hop for over a decade. With over 40 self-released projects and collaborations with Toro Y Moi and the Time Travel 444 collective, Old Grape God delivers an unpredictable, genre-blurring performance that sets the stage for an unforgettable evening.

Don't miss this one-hour showcase of innovative hip-hop artistry. Secure your tickets now!

ABOUT SEIJI ODA

Seiji Oda is a Japanese-American rapper and producer from Oakland, California. 
Also known as the gentle gigg general, Seiji bridges the gap between lofi and hyphy music.
 
Combining lo-fi soundscapes with his Bay Area hyphy roots, seiji has created a unique niche that bridges genres, earning him a core of devoted fans.

Instagram: @seijioda
TikTok: @seijioda

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ABOUT OLD GRAPE GOD

Old Grape God is the musical outlet for Portland-based artist, Tron 444. A stalwart of the underground, he has self-released over 40 albums and mixtapes since 2013. He collaborates frequently with members of his Time Travel 444 crew and notably contributed two features to Toro Y Moi's 2019 'Soul Trash' mixtape, which released on vinyl in February 2025. In addition to rapping, he produces & engineers for himself and other Time Travelers, as well as paints the album covers and designs and embroiders merch. He often performs with producer MLTZR, and they are set to release a slew of albums under the moniker 'KOWORKER'. Never not collaborating, OGG is also in Paint Soup, a duo Slick Devious, and has six additional duo albums in the works, each with one other producer or rapper. He draws from a broad range of influences, including Prince, Shock G, Mac Dre, George Clinton, and Sun Ra. OGG hopes to honor the artists that inspired him by pushing his sound forward and keeping the funk alive. He is half-Lao and hopes to encourage next generations to experiment and express themselves.