Concerts

The Portland Exposition Building, known to most as "The Expo", opened in 1915, and is the second-oldest arena in continuous operation in the USA.

Thompson's Point has announced the suspension of their ice rink for the winter of 2022, as they undergo a major construction project.

Back in the day, the Tree Cafe was a fantastic spot to see up-and-coming bands.

The now-defunct Scarborough Downs racetrack was known as one of the great harness racing tracks in America. But did you know that The Downs also hosted some pretty amazing concerts in its history?

Just about every great and major rock and roll band has visited us in Portland at one time or another.

We heard so many amazing stories!

You might not think of the Portland Expo as one of Portland's best concert spots, so you may be a bit surprised when you see who's on this list of Expo concerts.

Two huge shows have just been added to Maine's Concert Calendar.

Thanks to the Old Orchard Beach Recreation Department, concerts are BACK at the Ballpark!

Between 1986 and 1997 there were 75 concerts at The Ballpark in OOB. Big names too! We've compiled a list of every show and hope it brings back good musical memories for you!

Concert season is back, baby! And this time, you have the chance to win tickets to see Dead and Company on Saturday, July 2, at Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts.

Here's how to be safe, have the best time, make memories, make new friends, and have that one-on-one moment with an artist that means so much to you!

Who knew a concert venue was hilarious?

It's nice to know that our brutal Maine winters have not deterred some of the greatest musical acts in the world from visiting our town. We went back into our archives to find a dozen epic concerts that happened at the Cumberland County Civic Center, now the Cross Insurance Arena.

Here we are in the dead of winter. For some folks that means it's time for hibernation. But not you Mainers! This is ADVENTURE TIME. We see you out there on the slopes and trails and in your ice shacks. January in Maine has also been a time to ROCK with lots of epic live shows.

They were slowly canceling shows all year, and now it's official - no more outdoor concerts at the Maine Savings Pavilion at Rock Row.