TICKETS

Alberta Street Pub is that rare space that feels instantly familiar. The owners of this place are committed to community, inclusivity and creation and the walls fairly vibrate with it. Every style and every one is welcome in this intimate and friendly venue. Arrive for dinner and stay for a show!

Where on any night, anything can happen. The Crystal Ballroom is a truly awe-inspiring venue with its vaulted ceilings, grand chandeliers, giant wallscapes and famous "floating" dance floor.

Think of Holocene as the go-to dance spot on the east side, for many genres. Whether it’s shouting your heart out and jumping up and down at an Emo Nite, getting down with some of their themed dance nights or simply checking out any of the diverse showcases they house, they make it easy to enjoy it all. Some shows are all ages, some are strictly for the older crowd, but there’s definitely enough space for everyone, and a pretty chill photobooth to boot.

The Jack London Revue is the Pacific NW’s best destination for jazz and the wide variety of music inspired by the jazz diaspora. Located in the historic Alder Building in downtown Portland, OR, it combines the classic speakeasy feel of an historic basement juke joint with the modern bells and whistles of a cutting-edge modern club: Think red velvet drapery and deliciously closeup performances. Its capacity is 220, and they offer a full bar and food menu.

Filled with vintage motorcycles and 118 years worth of happy spirits, Kelly’s is a not to be missed stop on your PDXMM tour! Every Kelly’s show in January is a PDXMM event AND their owner will match every $1 paid in a ticket with another to double your impact when you attend shows.

One of the OGs as far as Portland venues go, Mississippi Studios and its connected bar/restaurant Bar Bar are like a second home to so many in our music community here. Its greenrooms are like mini party scenes. The stage is large yet surprisingly intimate, decorated with large drums and a power-exuding gladiator painting made for many snapshots. The first in the Mississippi empire, the Portland music community wouldn’t be the same without it, and neither would any of our memories.