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Hiromi is a renowned jazz pianist and composer known for her virtuosic technique and innovative style, blending jazz with classical and rock influences.
Revolution Hall is a renowned concert venue located in Portland, Oregon, known for its excellent acoustics and intimate atmosphere. The hall hosts a variety of performances, showcasing both established and emerging artists.
On March 12, 2027, Hiromi will headline a performance featuring the talented bassist Stanley Clarke. This event promises to be a unique blend of jazz and fusion, highlighting the exceptional skills of both musicians.
Google reviews for Hiromi at Revolution Hall (the venue, not this ticket website). 4 stars and up. Google doesn’t verify every review, and it removes fake ones when it finds them.
Saw a comedian, Kristin Key.. this is my second time seeing her in person and she did not disappoint, very funny. The facility of revolution Hall is mostly restored used to be an old high school now it's a nice venue. The food service is very slow there it took us over an hour to get one hamburger and one chicken sandwich. When we got our food we were surprised that it didn't come with chips or fries or anything on the side..
We had the BEST experience here last night for Houndmouth! First of all we bought fake tickets online but Pear at the box office was so sweet. She was extremely empathetic and did her best to turn this negative situation into a positive and she did!
10/10 recommend Revolution Hall!
Huge shout out to Pear! Thank you!!!!
We went to Revolution Hall from Eugene on September 12, 2026 to see The Floydian Slips. The venue is a lovely size for an intimate concert experience. The floor slope is a decent grade to see the stage even from halfway in the room. It has wonderful acoustics and the music was clear and not muddy at all. I'm not sure if the sound and laser lightshow technicians were in house or came with the Slips, but they were on point for the show! The seats seemed relatively new and kind of flimsy at first, but ended up being pretty comfortable. Occasionally the air was circulated so it never got stuffy even though it was a full house. I will definitely be looking out for more shows to see there. My favorite unique part of Revolution Hall is the photo booth on the second floor.