Low Lily tickets Portland

Low Lily Portland January 06th, 2026 dates

Mark your calendars for DDD1 because Low Lily is bringing their soulful folk melodies to Portland at One Longfellow Square. If you've ever caught them live, you know they have this way of weaving stories into their tunes that just get under your skin. They’ve played at big folk festivals and even made the cover of Folk Music Magazine as rising stars—no joke. It’s one of those nights where you’ll want to be there, soaking up the energy and good vibes, maybe tapping your foot or singing along. The venue’s cozy vibe makes it feel like an intimate jam session, and trust me, these are the kind of concerts that leave a mark. Plus, the band’s commitment to green practices means you can enjoy the music without worrying about the planet. Tickets are easy to grab and totally secure, so there’s no reason not to get in on the fun. Whether you're a longtime fan or just discovering their sound, the night promises something special—good music, great company, and memories in the making.

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If you're looking for an intimate yet vibrant music spot in Portland, One Longfellow Square is the place to be, and it’s especially exciting that Low Lily Portland will be taking the stage there. This historic venue, originally built as a church back in 1883, has a warm, almost magical feel that makes every show feel like a special event. Over the years, it’s hosted everything from the band Guster making their first Maine appearance to a wide array of genres, from soulful jazz nights to indie rock ragers. You never quite know what you'll get, which keeps it fresh and exciting. The venue is super accessible too, with designated spaces that welcome wheelchairs and support gear without a fuss. Bonus points for the fun recent addition of silent discos — kind of like a dance party in your own bubble. If you’re heading there, just turn onto Congress from Maine Medical Center and follow your nose; it’s right on the corner, waiting to be discovered. Low Lily Portland fans won’t want to miss the chance to experience a show in such a cozy, historic setting — it’s the kind of place where the music really hits home.