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Parking & Directions for Ray Lamontagne State Theatre - ME
609 Congress St, Portland, ME
04101, US
1. Street Parking: 0.1 miles, $1.50/hr
2. Casco Bay Lines Lot: 0.3 miles, $10/day
3. Commercial Street Garage: 0.4 miles, $15/day
4. Spring Street Lot: 0.5 miles, $12/day
5. One City Center Garage: 0.6 miles, $18/day
Ray Lamontagne Concert Live at State Theatre | Portland – September 28th, 2026
The State Theatre in Portland is one of those historic spots that just oozes character and stories, and it’s the perfect setting for an unforgettable night with Ray Lamontagne Portland fans. This place isn’t just your average concert hall; it’s a venue that’s seen everything from orchestral nights to surprise rock shows, like when U2 played a secret gig back in ’93, causing a stir among fans and media alike. After a major renovation in 2004, the theatre found new life, blending its vintage charm with modern flair, making every seat feel special. The upper balcony offers a killer view of the stage’s elaborate lighting and set design, while the main floor has this raw, electric vibe that makes you feel part of something bigger. During the pandemic, they even did outdoor concerts, which was a smart move, and kinda showed how adaptable this venue can be. If you’re in downtown Portland, it’s just a casual stroll down Park Avenue or along the waterfront from the state pier to catch Ray Lamontagne Portland, and honestly, there’s nothing quite like experiencing his soulful tunes in a place with such history and heart. It’s one of those venues that leaves a mark, and seeing Ray there feels like being part of Portland’s musical story.