Best Concerts in Portland

Real videos of Concerts in Portland — 8 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. HistoricIntimateCulturalLive performancesFilm screeningsHistoric venue

    About the venue

    Roseland Theater, located at 8 NW 6th Ave in Portland, is a historic venue that has been hosting live performances and movie screenings since 1925. The theater features a vintage marquee and an intimate setting that accommodates around 1,400 attendees. It is known for its diverse programming that includes concerts, film festivals, and special events. The venue's rich history and architecture attract both locals and tourists looking for unique entertainment.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a lively concert scene where a performer in white attire and a hat is energetically engaging with the audience. The stage features dynamic lighting that changes through various colors, and the crowd is highly engaged, using their phones to record the performance.

    8 NW 6th Ave

  2. $$$EnergeticVibrantEventfulSports arenaConcert venue20,000 capacity

    About the venue

    Moda Center, located on N Center Court St in Portland, is the primary venue for sports and entertainment in the city, accommodating up to 20,000 guests. Opened in 1995, it hosts NBA games, concerts, and large-scale events, featuring state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems. The center also offers various dining options and merchandise shops, enhancing the visitor experience. As the home of the Portland Trail Blazers, it attracts a diverse crowd of sports fans and concert-goers.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a live concert performance with a dynamic atmosphere, featuring a performer on stage illuminated by bright lights and a large screen displaying close-ups of the act. The audience is visibly engaged, with many people holding up their phones to record the moment, creating a sense of shared excitement. The scene unfolds over 25 seconds, beginning with a poetic spoken-word segment that sets a reflective tone—'And it feels like it's on the road / We know where you want to go / But the tide keeps dragging'—followed by a shift in tone with 'Wander than now / You can't find the ways for me / It's not Wander, / you wanna grow,' suggesting a theme of personal growth and journey. The visual and audio elements combine to convey an emotional, immersive experience that blends music, performance, and audience connection.

    1 N Center Court St

  3. $$HistoricLivelyOrnateLive musicDance eventsHistoric decor

    About the venue

    The Crystal Ballroom, located on W Burnside St in Portland, Oregon, is a historic venue known for hosting live music and events. Opened in the early 1900s, it features an ornate ballroom with a stunning chandelier and vintage decor. It's a popular destination for concerts, dance events, and private gatherings. The venue’s diverse programming ensures that there’s something for everyone, from local bands to national acts.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a band performing live music on stage, with a large screen displaying dynamic visuals. The camera remains static, capturing the band members and parts of the audience.

    1332 W Burnside St

  4. IntimateEclecticLivelyMusic venueDiverse lineupSpacious dance

    About the venue

    Wonder Ballroom, located on NE Russell Street in Portland, Oregon, is a historic music venue known for its intimate performances and eclectic lineup. Opened in a converted ballroom in 2004, it hosts concerts ranging from indie to electronic genres and has a capacity of about 800 people. The venue features a full bar and a spacious dance floor, attracting a diverse crowd of music lovers. Special events and themed nights add to its popularity within the local nightlife scene.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a live music performance with a female vocalist energetically singing under purple lighting. She is accompanied by a drummer and a guitarist. The audience is engaged and recording the performance. The camera captures the dynamic performance and the fluctuating light conditions.

    128 NE Russell St

  5. HistoricLivelyCulturalLive musicCommunity eventsVintage charm

    About the venue

    Revolution Hall in Portland is a historic venue famous for hosting live music events and performances in a former high school. The space retains its vintage charm while offering modern sound and lighting capabilities, able to accommodate up to 1,000 attendees. Regular events include concerts, community gatherings, and public activities, creating a lively cultural hub in the area. The diverse lineup attracts a range of audiences, from music enthusiasts to families.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a man in a red jacket energetically dancing on stage with drumsticks, interacting with an enthusiastic crowd holding glow sticks. Confetti falls as he performs, and after his routine, he stands still facing away from the camera while the crowd continues to wave their glow sticks.

    1300 SE Stark St

  6. UpscaleChicSportyArena viewsLocal cuisineDrink specials

    About the venue

    The Rose Room at Moda Center has been a go-to venue for entertainment in Portland since its opening in 1995. This upscale lounge offers a full-service bar and a menu inspired by local cuisine, catering to concert-goers and sports fans alike. With sweeping views of the arena, the Rose Room provides a chic space for pre-game gatherings, complete with cocktail tables and plush seating. Patrons can enjoy curated drink specials themed around events happening at the Moda Center.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a man performing on stage in front of an enthusiastic audience. He is dressed in a white shirt and black pants, and the stage is illuminated by red and yellow spotlights. The large screen behind him displays his performance, and the audience is actively engaged, holding up their phones to record.

    1 N Center Court St Ste 200

  7. InnovativeArtisticInteractiveRunway showsLocal designersInteractive displays

    About the venue

    Fade to Light is a multidimensional fashion event held in Portland that showcases innovative designs and art installations. It features local designers and artists, transforming the venue into an interactive gallery for fashion enthusiasts. Visitors can expect a blend of runway shows and visual displays that highlight sustainable practices in fashion. The event is a collaborative effort, often engaging the local community in its production.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a concert scene with a wide shot of the venue filled with people holding up lights from their phones. A person is standing on stage facing away from the audience. The screen then briefly turns black before showing a close-up of a man's face illuminated by red light. He has glasses and short dark hair. The audio includes a line from a song, 'I've been stuck inside in the crib.'

    1332 W Burnside St

  8. CulturalExcitingSpaciousBroadway showsConcertsCommunity events

    About the venue

    Keller Auditorium, located at 222 SW Clay St in Portland, Oregon, is a prominent performing arts venue since its opening. It hosts Broadway shows, concerts, and community events, boasting a seating capacity of over 2,000. The venue is known for its excellent acoustics and spacious lobby, accommodating diverse performances and audiences. Patrons enjoy the combination of culture and entertainment in a beautiful setting.

    What the videos show

    The video begins with a dark screen, then transitions to a man standing on a stage in front of a large screen displaying 'THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT TOUR'. He is holding a microphone and wearing a blue jacket, grey pants, and white shoes. The camera zooms in slightly as he speaks and gestures with his hands.

    222 SW Clay St