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Get Your The Residents Tickets in Portland: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule
Parking & Directions for The Residents Wonder Ballroom
128 Northeast Russell Street, Portland, OR
97212, US
1. Street Parking - 0.1 miles - Free
2. NE 16th Ave Lot - 0.2 miles - $5
3. Alberta Park Lot - 0.3 miles - $3
4. NE Alberta St Metered Parking - 0.2 miles - $2/hr
5. Lloyd Center Parking Garage - 1.5 miles - $10
The Residents Concert Live at Wonder Ballroom | Portland – November 17th, 2026
Wonder Ballroom in Portland is one of those places that just feels like the heart of the local music scene. It’s a space that’s seen everything from intimate solo sets to epic multi-band nights, always buzzing with energy. You never know what kind of magic will happen when The Residents Portland hit the stage there, maybe a wild experimental show or a rare reunion, it's that kind of venue where surprises are part of the charm. The vibe is warm and inviting, thanks in part to its quirky, vintage design that somehow makes every concert feel like a special event. They also do a great job making sure everyone feels welcome, with accessibility features that really work for all guests. And if you’re into local artistry, you’ll love how they host collaborations with Portland’s own talented musicians, giving the scene a real sense of community. Getting there isn’t too bad either, just follow NE Alberta Street and look for the building on your right, or take a scenic walk along the waterfront if you’re feeling outdoorsy. Whether it’s your first time or you’re a seasoned concert-goer, Wonder Ballroom the venue always leaves an impression, sort of like catching a glimpse of Portland’s soul through a concert ticket.