Dogger Live at The Gray Goat
Date and Time
Saturday Dec 12, 2026
9pm - midnight, December 12th, 2026
Location
Gray Goat Bar and Grill
314 W Pine St.
Oakville, WA
Description
LIVE MUSIC: Clinton “Dogger” Mullins Solo ShowJoin us for an electrifying evening with PNW favorite Clinton “Dogger” Mullins! Whether he’s rocking a casino stage or an intimate local venue, Dogger brings a unique, high-energy presence that blends soulful storytelling with a massive, multi-layered sound.
What to Expect:
* The "Varietal Set": Experience genre-bending as Dogger moves seamlessly between soulful country, classic rock, blues, and heavy 90s Seattle grunge.
* Live Looping: Watch as Dogger builds intricate layers of guitar and vocals live on stage, creating a full-band experience single-handedly.
* Original Tracks & Fan Favorites: Hear hits from his acclaimed album, Atta Bomb, alongside a massive repertoire of covers and originals that keep the crowd on their feet.
Community Vibes: Whether you're a longtime follower or a first-time listener, come for the "good vibes and great tunes" that define a Dogger performance.
Decades of Stagecraft: As a former member of bands like Green Jellÿ, Gebular, Higher Soul, and Fishing with Bigfoot Dogger brings professional polish and genuine passion to every performance
About Clinton “Dogger” Mullins:
Clinton "Dogger" Mullins is a full-time professional musician based in Grays Harbor County, Washington State, and a dedicated member of the Chinook Indian Nation who utilizes his musical career as a platform for tribal advocacy. His heritage deeply informs his connection to the Pacific Northwest and his commitment to the ongoing struggle for federal recognition of the Chinook people. Dogger has spent decades connecting with audiences through music. From hosting local open mics to touring with his full band, "Dogger & Friends," he remains a cornerstone of the local music community, dedicated to keeping live music alive and well.
Clinton "Dogger" Mullins is a full-time professional musician based in Grays Harbor County, Washington State, and a dedicated member of the Chinook Indian Nation who utilizes his musical career as a platform for tribal advocacy. His heritage deeply informs his connection to the Pacific Northwest and his commitment to the ongoing struggle for federal recognition of the Chinook people. Dogger has spent decades connecting with audiences through music. From hosting local open mics to touring with his full band, "Dogger & Friends," he remains a cornerstone of the local music community, dedicated to keeping live music alive and well.
