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King Buffalo is a rock band known for their heavy, psychedelic sound and immersive live performances. They blend elements of stoner rock and progressive music.
The Aladdin Theater, located in Portland, Oregon, is known for its intimate setting and excellent acoustics. This historic venue hosts a variety of performances and is a popular spot for both local and touring acts.
On November 2, 2026, King Buffalo will headline an exciting show featuring L.A. Witch. Fans can expect a night filled with powerful performances and engaging music from both bands.
Date: Monday, November 2, 2026
Time: 8:00 PM
Headliner: King Buffalo
Also featuring: L.A. Witch
Recommended arrival time: At least 30 minutes before the show
Always a great venue for shows. My husband uses a wheelchair and they went out of their way to accommodate him and make sure he had a place to be for the show, even though we had a hang up trying to purchase ADA tickets. The staff was so friendly and attentive.
The Aladdin is an excellent venue for sound, service, food and drinks, and altogether cheer.
We went there for the G- love and special sauce show the other night. We also had the soundcheck/ meet and greet experience.
First, the check- in was super easy and fast. We waited outside and were given wrist bands, and told what the process was going to be.
Super-smoothe and seamless. Everyone was great who worked there, no problems at all. Everyone answered our questions thoughtfully and considerately.
The show was awesome too, in addition to sound being great. Drinks were made very well and were reasonably priced. The pizza was not too bad, definitely edible!
It was a very nice evening.
Not a hidden gem by any means. This place is always busy. A new performance within days of the last, if not the day after. I have been here off and on for the last 35 years and the area around it has seen its ups and downs, but the Aladdin stays true. It is a very well maintained facility - at least that is what we get to see.
Saw some performers last night. Again truely amazing how there really is not a bad seat in the place. General admission allows you to sit wherever there is an opening. I have my spot. That I will not share - you need to find your own. :-)
Parking can be a little iffy. Go a little early. Find a spot, have dinner at one of the local places, then get in line.
They do serve some food and drinks inside. So if you find a hankering for refreshments, they are there. My only suggestion is to keep the alcohol to a minimum to allow others around you to enjoy the performances as well.