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Keola Beamer is a renowned Hawaiian slack-key guitarist and composer, celebrated for his mastery of traditional Hawaiian music.
The Aladdin Theater, located in Portland, Oregon, is known for its intimate setting and excellent acoustics, making it a popular venue for a variety of performances. On February 5, 2027, the theater will host a special concert featuring renowned Hawaiian musician Keola Beamer alongside Henry Kapono.
This performance promises to showcase the rich musical heritage of Hawaii, with both artists bringing their unique styles to the stage. Attendees can expect an engaging evening filled with traditional Hawaiian melodies and contemporary sounds.
Date: Friday, February 5, 2027
Time: 8:00 PM
Headliner: Keola Beamer
Also performing: Henry Kapono
Doors typically open one hour before the show
Located at 3017 SE Milwaukie Ave, Portland, OR 97202, USA
Not a bad seat in the house. A great place to see a concert! Courteous staff and clean restrooms. The food you can purchase at the back of the Theater and at the the attached Lamp, a bar/restaurant, is mediocre at best but reasonably priced(the alcoholic beverages are also fairly reasonable in price). We go for the music. The Aladdin, is to this writer, the best place to hear music in the Portland area.
Go early...parking can be blocks away if you show up at the last minute.
One of my favorite venues in PDX!
They usually have Double Mountain pizza and little snacks like cookies. Beer, cider, wine, seltzers etc.
It’s a small venue so every seat has a good view!
Went to see Fink and I found that the Aladin theater has wonderful acoustics and has a well outfitted snack and drink counter, plus an attached bar. Bathrooms were clean and staff were kind and helpful. Parking is a bit of a thing but not too tricky if you're not afraid of a little walking. 4 starts because nothing and nowhere on earth is absolutely perfect.