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Parking & Directions for Burning Spear Roseland Theater
8 Nw Sixth Ave., Portland, OR
97201, US
1. Street Parking - 0.1 miles - Free to $2/hour
2. SmartPark Garage (4th & Yamhill) - 0.3 miles - $5 for 4 hours
3. City Center Parking (SW 10th & Alder) - 0.4 miles - $10 for 24 hours
4. Ace Hotel Parking - 0.5 miles - $20/day
Burning Spear Concert Live at Roseland Theater | Portland
The Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver is a true legend, steeped in music history and still buzzing with energy. This iconic venue has hosted some of the biggest names in punk and rock, including The Ramones back in the day, and it’s also played a major role in the rise of grunge with unforgettable shows that shaped an era. Walking into the Commodore feels like stepping into a piece of music history, the wood-paneled walls, the intimate vibe, and the crowd that’s always fired up. It’s not just about the acts either; the venue’s atmosphere makes every concert feel special. Burning Spear Vancouver fans know that catching a show here means being part of something bigger, especially with VIP tickets for the Balcony or General Admission spots that sell out quick. The venue’s prime location in a lively part of town, surrounded by shops, eateries, and cultural hotspots, makes it easy to turn a concert night into a full-on Vancouver experience. Whether you’re coming from UBC on the 14 bus or just exploring the city, heading to the Commodore is always a good call, it’s where music history and good times collide.