Tube is a dance club in Downtown, Portland.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Tip: No cover most nights, drinks run cheap by Portland nightclub standards, and the late shift goes to 02:30 on Friday and Saturday.
Address: 18 NW 3rd Ave, Portland, OR 97209
Lola's Room is the second-floor venue inside McMenamins' Crystal Ballroom complex on West Burnside, programmed for smaller dance nights and DJ residencies under the bigger room above.
TipFriday's 80s Video Dance Attack and Saturday's 90s Dance Flashback are the long-running anchors; doors usually 21:00 with a low cover.
The Crystal Ballroom is the 1914 McMenamins ballroom on West Burnside with the famous floating dance floor that bounces under the weight of a sold-out crowd, the room Tina Turner and the Grateful Dead both played.
TipThe floor's spring suspension is unique in the country; standing on the main floor is the way to feel it, balcony seats trade that for sightlines.
Roseland Theater is the 1,400-capacity general-admission room on NW 6th in Old Town, the room that hosts touring hip-hop and rock on a near-nightly schedule.
TipGeneral admission only; arrive early for the rail or watch from the balcony bar, which has its own entrance line.
Star Theater is the smaller room directly across NW 6th from Roseland, a 525-capacity general-admission space that books rock, electronic and burlesque on its own.
TipAll-ages most nights with a 21+ balcony bar; tickets often available at the door for smaller bookings.
Lola's Room is the second-floor venue inside McMenamins' Crystal Ballroom complex on West Burnside, programmed for smaller dance nights and DJ residencies under the bigger room above.
TipFriday's 80s Video Dance Attack and Saturday's 90s Dance Flashback are the long-running anchors; doors usually 21:00 with a low cover.
Mississippi Studios is the converted Baptist church on N Mississippi that is the city's most reliable mid-size indie room, with the attached Bar Bar handling drinks and burgers.
TipMost shows have a 21+ bar room and an all-ages floor; the Bar Bar patio next door is open every day from 11:00 if you want food before the set.
The Crystal Ballroom is the 1914 McMenamins ballroom on West Burnside with the famous floating dance floor that bounces under the weight of a sold-out crowd, the room Tina Turner and the Grateful Dead both played.
TipThe floor's spring suspension is unique in the country; standing on the main floor is the way to feel it, balcony seats trade that for sightlines.
Roseland Theater is the 1,400-capacity general-admission room on NW 6th in Old Town, the room that hosts touring hip-hop and rock on a near-nightly schedule.
TipGeneral admission only; arrive early for the rail or watch from the balcony bar, which has its own entrance line.
Star Theater is the smaller room directly across NW 6th from Roseland, a 525-capacity general-admission space that books rock, electronic and burlesque on its own.
TipAll-ages most nights with a 21+ balcony bar; tickets often available at the door for smaller bookings.
The Goodfoot is the upstairs pool hall and downstairs basement music room on SE Stark, where Soul Stew's funk and soul 45s have been Portland's longest-running weekly DJ dance since 2001.
TipSaturday night's Soul Stew is the institution; downstairs opens around 21:00 with a small cover when a show is booked.
