Maine State Pier

Putting this list together confirmed two things: time goes by way too fast, and Portland had (and still has) a wide variety of bands coming through our city.

Westbrook's new development, Rock Row, could be home to a new, larger venue in 2019 that would be open as soon as May

Two of the most prominent female voices in rock will co-headline a show on the Portland waterfront this summer

The Portland waterfront will rock on Memorial Day weekend as both Primus and Mastodon return to the city on one show!

If you were curious about shows on the Portland waterfront this summer, those questions have finally been answered.

Bummer! We just learned that the Goo Goo Dolls show tonite has been cancelled.

We just got word that tonight's Goo Goo Dolls / Phillip Phillips Show at the Maine State Pier has been cancelled. Here's more info from the band.

Our beloved concert venue on the picturesque Portland waterfront could be in it's final season this summer.

311 will once again bring the party to the Portland waterfront this summer with special guests New Politics and the Skints.

What's becoming an annual tradition for Portland in the summer, the Goo Goo Dolls with hit the stage at the Maine State Pier in August.

Waterfront Concerts wants to bring shows back to the Maine State Pier again in 2017 but dozens of complaints have given the City of Portland pause.

People go to live shows for a number of different reasons. Some want to hear their favorite songs. Some just want to be entertained. And then others, like this particular anonymous gentleman, just want to dance! During the Goo Goo Dolls performance on the Maine State Pier in Portland on Wednesday night, an audience member managed to grab some footage of this guy breaking out some of the sweetest d

Call it a changing of the times. Prior to shows in both Bangor and Portland last night, Waterfront Concerts took to social media to remind concert-goers of alterations to their bag policy. Those alterations were at the request of several of the major tours passing through the venues based on nationwide security being enhanced...

The sun wasn't shining but there was no rain in Portland last night for Weird Al Yankovic's performance at the Maine State Pier. The man who has been making people laugh for about 35 years played a hilarious set loaded with classics and newer songs.

If you've never gotten the opportunity to "feel the steel", now is the time!

This is another good one to coincide with our 20th year on the radio. Third Eye Blind and Dashboard Confessional will share the stage at the Maine State Pier!