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Stagecrush directory tagged with: Portland

McMenamin's Crystal Ballroom

Portland, OR

McMenamins is proud to welcome a whole new generation of fun-lovers and repeat offenders to the renovated, always-happening Crystal Ballroom, and its sister venue, Lola's (one flight down). The Crystal is the only place we know where you can enjoy national, regional, and local bands live while dancing the night away on air.

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Rose Garden Arena

Portland, OR

The Rose Garden, also commonly known as the Rose Garden Arena, is the primary indoor sports arena in Portland, Oregon, United States. It is suitable for large indoor events of all sorts, including concerts.

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Holocene

Portland, OR

Since opening in the summer of 2003, Portland, Oregon’s Holocene club has quickly established itself as a focus point for the city’s burgeoning music and arts communities.

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Doug Fir Lounge

Portland, OR

Doug Fir Lounge is Portland's hottest music venue featuring live shows almost every night of the week.

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Roseland Theater

Portland, OR

The Roseland Theater complex has for many years been one of America’s premier showcase venues.

It consists of the Roseland Theater (capacity 1410) which features a large stage, arena-level production, and superb acoustics and sightlines. It has been the site of live recordings by Little Feat, Foghat, Prince, and Bob Weir & Ratdog to name a few. Acts such as Bob Dylan, Tina Turner, Miles Davis, Pearl Jam, Jerry Garcia Band, Bonnie Raitt, and Prince have graced the Roseland stage.

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Aladdin Theater

Portland, OR

The Aladdin Theater is a 620 capacity venue that has won numerous awards as Portland's favorite live music venue. From quiet "listening" shows such as RAY DAVIES (The Kinks) and LEO KOTTKE, to loud "rock-out" shows like SLEATER-KINNEY and BLONDE REDHEAD, the Aladdin has been likened to "music church" and has become a must-play venue on the way up for many of today's hottest acts.