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A top Portland destination for live local music, including some touring acts. The room is big and spacious with plenty of room for dancing. A wide range of music is played here, from the Blues to Pop music, Americana, Bluegrass, as well as recurring shows like The Maine Dead Project, and other colorful revue-style shows. Set only a block away from Monument Square, Portland House of Music & Events is an important cultural institution and well worth a visit.

4.7
Based on 399 reviews
Rick Moore
1708793514
I saw the band Catcha Vibe at PHOME. Catcha Vibe was the most amazing band I've ever heard. If you haven't seen them yet I highly recommend you do. Definitely the best band out of Portland in a long time.
Andrew Pinkham
1704035735
My son's band played there recently. The staff could not have been kinder or more accommodating. Great viewing sights. Great bar. Great spot in town and parking garage is on site.
Valerie Flanagan
1703906644
Small, fun venue for local musicians 🎶Adequate bar and service.Strong smell of old-stale pot isn't attractive.
Brent Fidler
1701541804
Being an old dude I thought I might feel a bit out of place when I went here with friends to attend a retro emo-themed event with burlesque. One of my friends' son was playing in the band featured that evening. The show was truly bizarre but enjoyable. The venue is really interesting- the stage is a decent size and there seems to be enough space for several hundred people. The acoustics were acceptable and the beer selection was decent. I really didn't feel so out of place considering I was about 25 to 30 years older than the average age of the patrons for this event.
Chris Evans
1698091813
Great little venue. Reasonably priced alcoholic beverages. Good sound.
Valerie Flanagan
1692152041
Funky venue for fresh sounds and local talent.Fun, safe, easy and great music 🎶🎶
Joe Parisi
1691169958
Came here for the first time to see Ballyhoo! Never heard of the venue before. Really nice spot. You can get as close to the stage as you want. Never had to wait very long for a drink even when the place was full. It emptied out towards the end being a weeknight so I was able to take a picture from the back looking towards the stage. Had a great time
Super Tax Genius
1687719298
Really great sized venue with a great beer selection and good staff.The Cure tribute show was epic!
grashopp k
1687617468
I've been mostly impressed overall when going to shows and events at Portland House. Went to the Cure tribute show this past week and had a blast! The bartender was really nice and friendly, the band was fun and the facility was super clean-including the bathrooms. I guess the one thing that would have caused me to rate it with a five star rating would be if we had been greeted by the door people in a more friendly manner. They weren't rude by any means, just definitely not welcoming.Overall, a great local place to go see and hear some good tunes!
janice sprague
1685451037
Excellent place for local bands to play. If you can get in. I bought my tickets online and parked in a secure garage right in the heart of the city. It was "The place" to be. Fun and entertaining. Meet the band members. I got there early. The bands were great. Standing and dancing room. The experience was amazing.
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LaMP at Portland House of Music @ Portland House of Music
Apr 19 @ 9:00 pm – 11:00 pm
LaMP at Portland House of Music @ Portland House of Music | Portland | Maine | United States

On a magical night at Nectar’s in Burlington, Vermont in December of 2018, three musical masters—Russ Lawton, Scott Metzger and Ray Paczkowski—came together with alchemical synthesis, and created a fresh, so-tight-it’s-free sound, permeated with technical prowess and a deep-pocket punch. The packed house fortunate enough to be in attendance that night witnessed the birth of something very special. The following spring, the trio took the name LaMP by combining the first letters of each members’ surname, and reconvened back in Vermont at Sugarhouse Soundworks for an intense recording session with sound engineer Roger Stauss laying down tracks that would become their eponymous debut EP.

Metzger, described by The Village Voice as “…an ace guitarist of a thousand styles,” and a full-time member of the beloved Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, tested the decades-strong synergy between Lawton and Paczkowski forged from their time playing with Trey Anastasio Band and their duo project Soule Monde. It resulted in seven tracks crackling with energy and soul. The melodic and harmonic interplay between Paczkowski’s swirling organ and clavinet dancing with Metzger’s acrobatic melodies on telecaster, driven by Lawton’s unflappable backbeat, produced a record that will stand the test of time. Ever since—as the three members busy schedules have allowed—LaMP has prioritized bringing the music to the people with shows across the East Coast. As word has spread and the crowds have grown with each subsequent tour, it’s become clear that LaMP will be a musical force to be reckoned with for the foreseeable future.

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  • Monday08:00 PM - 01:00 AM
  • Tuesday08:00 PM - 01:00 AM
  • Wednesday04:30 PM - 01:00 AM
  • Thursday08:00 PM - 01:00 AM
  • Friday08:00 PM - 01:00 AM
  • Saturday07:00 PM - 12:00 AM
  • Sunday12:00 PM - 01:00 AM
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