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Join The Pineapple Thief for an evening of progressive rock at Revolution Hall.
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The Pineapple Thief is a British progressive rock band known for their atmospheric sound and emotive lyrics, blending rock with art and post-rock elements.
Revolution Hall is a renowned concert venue located in Portland, Oregon, known for its excellent acoustics and intimate atmosphere. The hall often hosts a variety of performances, making it a central hub for music lovers in the area.
On December 12, 2026, The Pineapple Thief will take the stage, bringing their unique sound to the audience. Fans can expect an engaging performance from this acclaimed band, known for their intricate compositions and emotional depth.
On the bill: The Pineapple Thief
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1300 SE Stark St #203, Portland, OR 97214, USA
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★★★★★ · a year ago
Beautiful view at sunset, which was 9pm a little crowded but very nice vibe drinks were okay had the slushy drinks but not a big drinker so not really fair to judge but overall great place ti hang out with a group.
★★★★★ · a year ago
I love Rev Hall. Clean, great sound, slanted floor for decent standing room views. There are some things I wish could change though: (1) Balcony lights stay on during shows. Why? It's like being at a movie theater with the house lights on. Please dim them, it kills the mood when I can see everyone around me clear as day. (2) Where is the actual entrance? I've been here a dozen times and still don't know. Is the only entrance really through a side door to a separate venue? Please make the Rev Hall entry more clear. (3) The rooftop bar sells premixed drinks for $15. I don't mean they batch the drinks — I mean we got a negroni for $15 and it was literally from a bottle that was purchased as premade negroni. It tasted like NyQuil. We returned it and thankfully the bartender was like "yeah no worries I did not make that drink." If you're gonna sell that, at least tell us so we can buy something else. Also a negroni is 3 common ingredients equal parts, I saw the bottles for all 3 behind the bar — just have your bartenders make them (aka, I will pay $15 for a real drink). (4) My friend's ID was barely expired and they didn't let her into the show. I get it, rules and such. But she was obviously not underage. We all are 30-somethings standing there with her. Oregon liquor laws state that you only have to card someone "if the person appears to be under the age of 26." So my friend didn't get to see a show she paid for for no reason. (5) IT'S SO HOT in the main venue. It creates this musk of Portland B.O. and gives me a headache from heat and scent. Please just make it cooler it's been this way for years. Local tip: they have an iPad kiosk that only has a $2 ticket fee in person, so you save like $8-12 per ticket compared to buying online. You can just walk into the downstairs area anytime and do it. It's not just for Rev Hall, it's also for shows at Mississippi Studios, Polaris, and the Pioneer Courthouse.
★★★★★ · 2 years ago
The only thing that soured the trip was an automatic 20% gratuity on a flat parking fee if you're not watching for it, but the venue was attentive to this and I'm updating my review. I'm happy to do so, too, because I genuinely enjoyed the visit. I love the school conversion and it has so much character. Bonus for over 21: Another bartender will jump in if the lines get long so unlike some venues, you're not waiting 20 minutes to get another drink!