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Join us for an evening of exceptional music with John Scofield and Oteil Burbridge.
With Oteil Burbridge
Five sections with the lowest average listed price. Sampled October 22, 2026. This list refreshes every 3 days.
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| Level | Tickets left | Listings | Low | Average |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General admission | 12 | 2 | $75 | $79 |
| Other listed sections | 10 | 3 | $80 | $473 |
John Scofield is a renowned jazz guitarist known for his unique blend of post-bop, fusion, and soul jazz.
Revolution Hall is known for its excellent acoustics and intimate atmosphere, making it a prime venue for live performances. Located in Portland, Oregon, this historic hall often hosts a variety of musical acts, ensuring a memorable experience for attendees.
On November 3, 2026, renowned guitarist John Scofield will take the stage alongside bassist Oteil Burbridge. Fans of jazz and fusion will appreciate the unique collaboration between these two talented musicians.
On the bill: John Scofield, Oteil Burbridge
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1300 SE Stark St #203, Portland, OR 97214, USA
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★★★★★ · 2 months ago
Great venue and great seating charts, as long as you dont get the nosebleeds, as those seats are solid wood and not behind-friendly, especially for older folks. Overall, great venue for music and comedy.
★★★★★ · 2 years ago
Always a good time when the rooftop bar is open and it's a beautiful summer evening. I highly recommend getting there just before sunset the view of Portland is spectacular
★★★★ · 7 months ago
Deeply troubled by this place. It's one of the better venues in a town that deserves no esteem as a cultural location. Compared to the cosmic spirit crime and upcoming mass fire death cautionary tale that is Roseland, or just the mediocre crystal ballroom or increasingly hostile bad vibes corporate edgefield, it's a pretty chill time overall. I don't like they divided GA from the seated balcony recently, you have to decide 6 months in advance how much energy you're going to have. Ticket prices are mostly decent but inevitably your total cost for the evening winds up like 100$ per person even for a 30$ ticket. I think most egregious is charging 3$ for earplugs. Shows just shouldn't even be loud enough to require earplugs. In the same way it's an OSHA violation to create a space loud enough for workers to suffer permanent hearing damage, shows either shouldn't be loud enough to hurt you or failing to distribute ear plugs at the entrance should be a federal crime.