The top-notch sound, elevated stage, and large selection of on-site food/drink vendors are just a few of the perks that make New Hampshire's largest music venue one of the best in the northeast.
What a great way to bring the community together without having to worry about anything financial. Coming to Payson Park in Portland's back cove area is a first-of-its-kind summer concert series!
Ahh, summer in Maine. The sun is shining, the air is warm, and the time to enjoy the great outdoors is here. If you’re like me, one of the my favorite things to do in the summer in Maine is see some great live music outdoors!
The concert calendar here in Maine always has events on it, but once spring hits, you typically start to see those empty slots fill up quickly for the warmer months.
You've likely been ordering a couple of tickets online to see an upcoming show, only to find an increased total cost of the tickets due to "service fees". There is often an easy way to avoid them that many people aren't aware of.
Hikes, camping, beaches, and outdoor concerts are coming. Spring isn’t even here yet, and the outdoor concert calendar is heating up already with over 30 performances already scheduled.
Live Nation is offering their "Lawnie Pass" for $235, which guarantees general admission lawn access to 25 venues. But is it worth it if you live in Maine?
There are a select few bands that continually come back to Maine to perform live every few years, Silversun Pickups are always showing Portland the love. As far as the show itself, they bring it every time. Singer Brian Aubert's signature vocal style combined with the bands high energy performance and the perfect light show are all contributing factors of why fans always make it a point to see this band live whenever they are in the hood.