McMenamins Mission Theater

Loved the Show, it was a blast meeting (kinda) all of you guys! i hope to see you guys again (sorry for you guys having to come to portland!) loved getting pictures with/of you guys, great set list! for my first time seeing you guys in concert it was awesome, and still surreal seeing you guys! also please release a new album! jins rock ok?

This was my 1st year putting time and effort into going to concerts and getting to have such a personal time with an artists as incredible as him was amazing. The fact that he came off stage to sit and sing with us all was beyond what I ever could have expected.

The venue was amazing, there was a bar, a dance floor, seating, and a great view of the stage. Buppy. was great. He interacted with the fans, did pictures and signatures, and performed really well. It was the best concert I've ever been to.

The Army, The Navy was spectacular at McMenamin’s Mission theater! Incredible energy, beautiful harmonies, and a lovely blend of live sound. The show was a hit with young people, but I also saw many parents enjoying the show as well, Aggie Miller, their opener, was absolutely splendid and we want her back headlining a Portland show of her own! Ain’t enough time in the day to praise this band!

The venue was amazing, there was a bar, a dance floor, seating, and a great view of the stage. Buppy. was great. He interacted with the fans, did pictures and signatures, and performed really well. It was the best concert I've ever been to.

This concert was everything. I really enjoyed myself. First time at the venue, everything was good. I had to be scanned and my purse was checked. I really didn’t see anybody else ahead of me that was being scanned and bag checked. I don’t know maybe because I was black but anyway. The show was awesome. I got my praise on !!!!!

It was wonderful hearing John's stories behind some of the beloved songs he's continued to The Trashcan Sinatras and to get a handful of tunes he's kept to himself. He's a triple threat: a gifted songwriter, a talented guitar player, and a great storyteller.

She's so good talented. I love that her songs resonate with a lot of what people grew up with the struggle of having to make your own decisions. And go against your parents is so true. I feel that so many people can relate, and i'm really what I went

This band has one of the best live shows I've seen in a while. I've been a Transviolet fan for years but something always came up when they were playing in my town. (The last time was their last tour in SF with another fave artist of mine opening, King Mala. Still butthurt I missed that show a year later, even tho I bought tix!). Sarah and the band are mesmerizing and the sound system in the theater was one of the better setups I've been to lately with very little to no audible distortion during the set. *So* glad we happened to drive by the theater earlier that day and be able to catch this amazing group.

Portland need to give this band more love than it has the last few Transviolet shows. Weeknight shows can be tough, but this band is SO GOOD! They keep developing into rockstars with every release they turn out and the music and sound continue to raise the bar. At the Mission Theater, Sara owns not just the stage, but the crowd as well. Even with her kic- ass platform boots, she is tiny, but what amazing power she has. Her voice goes from beautiful alto to deep bass and back showing off her vocal skills and lyrical deepness while the band, minus Jonah out for family reasons, blast the entire building with their atmospheric electro alternative rock, sliding into ballads and stomping through pop songs like Supernatural and a few off the new EP Softcore. (Out today.) I love this band and I am far too old to be into young , current bands, but Transviolet transcends age and time. My daughters introduced me to the group 5 shows ago and I can only say they get better every show and if you miss their next Portland stop, or don't scream out the love these people deserve, you are really missing out on something special, and you kinda suck .

Fans of Lush or Piroshka will be super pleased with this show but the Miki Berenyi Trio seemed to save some of the most energy for their newer songs that they've been writing in recent weeks/months. I hope to see Miki perform again soon!

Great venue and a show that I won’t soon forget. Stephen is an amazing talent and we felt lucky to meet him (and his cardigan sweater). Would go out of our way to see him again!

Music was amazing. But they started at 8pm and were off stage by 10:30 or something ridiculous. The venue was a hot sweaty mess. Almost unbearable. Granted it was a 90degree day but the A/C was insufficient and made the experience less than pleasant. Had I known it would be a hot fast and fun show I would have timed things differently. All revved up and no where to go.

I first saw Almost Monday when the opened for Joywave almost 2 years ago. They were so green, but you could see the talent. When they performed at the Mission, they were confident, energetic and fun to watch and hear. It was fantastic to see the growth of this band in their performance and songwriting. Definitely check out Almost Monday when they visit your town.

Great show and the Mission is a nice small venue in a nice area of Portland. But why the heck does almost monday open for Beach Weather! almost monday is a much better band.

The venue could use a little more ventilation, maybe some fans cuz it was hot in there! Lol but the BANDS were amazing! 🤩 I’m such a fan of The Home Team. If you have a chance to see them live, you absolutely should. This was my second time and it won’t be my last. 🫶🏼

We had an amazing time! Great small venue, and a stellar performance by Transviolet! We really enjoyed Jagwar Twin too! 5 stars and I cannot wait to see Sarah and the gang next time they come to Oregon! 🔥💯❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜

This is a phenomenal band that I would take anyone to see. The musicianship was stellar and the all original set written by the lead guitarist and vocalist was very impressive. They definitely brought a touch of Scotland to Olympia with their infectious sound that included two bagpipe players who also doubled on tin whistles and flutes, a fiddler, accordion player, keyboardist, funky bass player and an incredible drummer. This eight piece ensemble finished the night to a crowd on their feet wanting more.

Absolutely incredible event. Dana Skully and the Tiger Sharks were incredible and I’m so glad I got there early enough to see them. Pigeon Pit blew my expectations and I was able to sing along to almost every song. Then there was Apes of the State, where the whole band created immaculate vibes and played fantastic.

Amazing show as to be expected from Wicca Phase, Fish Narc and Yawns- but Sophie Powers was mind blowing to see perform live for the first time. The venue staff were chill, professional and fast, and the venue itself was wonderful for photos and filming the sets.