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Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country will perform at Revolution Hall.
Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country blends traditional country with psychedelic rock, showcasing his guitar prowess and unique songwriting.
Revolution Hall is a well-known concert venue located in Portland, Oregon. It hosts a variety of performances, including concerts by notable artists.
Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country is set to take the stage for an evening of music that blends traditional country with modern influences.
On the bill: Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country
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1300 SE Stark St #203, Portland, OR 97214, USA
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★★★★★ · 6 months ago
The best mid-sized music venue in the Pacific Northwest. Perfect acoustics. A range of bars and restaurants built in, and a rooftop bar (in season) with stunning views. Like it’s much smaller siblings, the entire process from buying tickets through getting in and enjoying a night of music, food, and drink is entirely human and smooth.
★★★★ · 3 years ago
We had a great time and all the staff at the venue were super helpful and kind. We had great seats for the show we went to see (Old Gods of Appalachia Live: The Price of Progress) and the show was amazing. The bathrooms were clean and there were plenty of stalls and sinks plus the CHOICE of paper or air dryers for your hands. We didn't visit the bar, as my husband doesn't drink and I had pre-gamed with THC for my crowd anxiety, but from what it looked like it was a good variety and quick service! The crowd was great too! The one drawback... The actual seats themselves. The chairs and legroom.... We're clearly designed for middle school children, which makes sense, as it did used to be a middle school (I think). But... The seats look like they're a recent upgrade. Which is a shame, because it means they'll be around for a while. They're so basic with very little padding, and not much room if you weigh more than a gangly tween. I only mention it, because my butt fell asleep during the 2 hour show and distracted me from the gothic southern horror and made me a fidgety mess. I owe an apology to the poor lady next to me.