Keller Auditorium

I've been to many For King And Country Concerts, and I'd have to say that there concert Saturday night in Portland was one of my favorites. They have been my "go to" band whenever I need a little pick-me-up. There song "Burn The Ships" has been a true anchor for me in the tough seasons of my life. I really wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for that song that pulled me out of my deep depression. When they hit the first line of Burn The Ships I got big ole tears in my eyes, because I knew in that moment how much that song meant to me. I'm going through another tough time in my life and that song is going to be my anchor to keep me afloat. Those bridges need to be burned and I'm not gonna look back! So I just want to say thank you to Joel & Luke Smallbone for really making a difference in my life. You both did an incredible job and an amazing performance. Please come back to Oregon/ Portland/ Bend soon. I love you both. Sav Adams

Absolutely amazing the stage show was great. And so many talented musicians that perform with them. If you have never seen them this is one that should be high on your bucket list of performers to see. Thank you King and Country for a rememberble evening.

I loved watching Marina perform, I was confused with how the VIP package was executed; I was hoping we would get a quick hello from Marina herself or even a group photo with her, the openers were ok but I’m glad they didn’t play for that long. The crowd was relatively friendly and we got to sit next to some pretty laid back people too.

Band was in wonderful form and good humor. Pete Thomas hasn’t lost a step and possibly the greatest living rock drummer. Elvis voice not quite what it was but he sang effectively on many songs. Great show.

This show was totally worth every penny, these sisters were so inviting and friendly. Listening to them was such an amazing opportunity, let alone watching them perform! I really hope I get to see them in concert again in the future. The reason I gave this show four stars instead of five was because a insane amount of the show there were extremely bright flashing lights that were shining into the audience and made it kind of hard to see. But other than that this was an amazing show and I totally recommend seeing this band in concert!

This was my 5th time seeing Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit and I have to say it was my favorite! The crowd was electric, the setlist was impeccable and this band is firing on all cylinders. Jason Isbell keeps getting better, and how the heck is that even possible?! If you have seen them yet, do yourself a favor and go!

There are no pics because the show got canceled. Calgary, Seattle, and of course, Portland, but he did post that he would come back and make it up to the people affected. I can't wait to see King Diamond. I hope they co.e back sooner rather than later.

I thought it was a delightful show. It was so lovely to see the patrons having such a good time. I work at the Keller Auditorium as an usher, and I will say this was one of the most excellent and polite audiences I have encountered.

The venue was nice and fairly clean. The only negative thing I would have to say is the lines for food and drink, but that’s pretty standard. For the show itself both opening acts were fairly hilarious and then once Shane Gillis came on it was nonstop, tears and laughter And absolutely absolutely amazing show! 12/10 would go back!

Seal & Trevor Horn were absolutely amazing!! Only one bad mention regarding security at Keller Auditorium; I didn't appreciate being singled out and told to NOT take video during The Buggles & Seal, when everyone else was also filming the show. After asking me twice & threatening to throw me out, I watched security attempting to tell everyone who was filming to Stop filming... I've NEVER been asked this at any show I've been to...unbelievable 😞😞

Love the set list, but wish it was a lot louder and wish the seats were lot more concert feeling. Like the layout felt like I was watching a stand up show, but still loved it and still had a great time

This. Thing. Is. F@$%ing. AMAZING! GREAT SOUND, VISUALS, LIGHTING, arrangements, story-telling. They deliver at a spiritual level as well as the gut! I meant to take pictures but was completely swept away and forgot to do so and I am glad I didn’t mis a beat. Love!

I've been a huge fan since 2013. I saw them for the first time in NYC in 2013, and have seen them a bunch of times since. They always put on an amazing show. They always sound great, full of energy. Dan and crew are awesome, always. Much love for them, especially live.

Opeth was so tight and artful and, of course, the little stand-up comedy bits by Mikael in between songs is always a pleasure. Then ... As their name implies... Mastodon came thundering through, crushing all in their path; unfortunately, there was a brief interlude because of a power outage but once they got going again it was kick-a*s. The downside were: the power outage, there were assigned seats and I felt neither Opeth nor Mastodon played long enough. I've had worse Monday nights, though.

Cried happy tears most of the time :) thanks Marina for also playing songs off EH and TFJ. Much much much love. Also her outfits were *chefs kiss* and the audience outfits were *chefs kiss* OH ALSO MARINA PLAYED THE PIANO OMG AHHHHH IT WAS AMAZING!!!!

Concert was excellent as always, but kind of LOUD. I really enjoy his songs when there's fiddle and it is not so overpowered by guitars, so as good as the concert was I think it could have been even better. Also a couple more of his more mellow songs would have been nice. Too bad he never comes to Oregon with Amanda Shires - I just watched one of his concerts on cable TV and it was clear how much she contributes to the 400 unit band.

Loved the concert. Dont get me wrong. Huge fan, was sitting the 4th row. However, that was a very short concert. I've never been to a concert where the main performance plays less than 2 hours, let alone only 1 hour. She rocked! I would have loved a normal length concert! If it had been an hour and a half I would have been thrilled! And given it 5 stars. But 1 hour for the price of the tickets was.... disappointing.

We enjoyed the concert and am glad we went. Being in his late 60’s, his voice was a poor copy of his youthful days. It was hard to make out the lyrics he was singing although we all know them.

The band was on fire and laid down their songs with the usual energy, passion, and precision. Keller Auditorium, on the other hand, didn’t have a sound system meant to handle a louder rock band. The sound was muddled on most of the louder moments of the evening. Ben’s solo acoustic bit was the clearest sounds of the show. I drove down from Seattle and still think it was worthwhile; however, I wouldn’t likely go again if the show was at Keller.