New Year's in Portland
The Disco Biscuits bring A Cirque de Bisceaux to Revolution Hall — their first West Coast New Year's ever.
For the first time since forming in 1995, the Disco Biscuits are ringing in the new year on the West Coast — three nights at Portland's Revolution Hall, December 31 through January 2. The run is billed as A Cirque de Bisceaux, and if past Biscuits New Year's shows are any indication, expect a whimsical Big Top atmosphere with plenty of circusy surprises.
Revolution Hall is a beautifully converted 1920s high school auditorium on the east side — intimate, great sound, and walking distance from some of the best food and drink in the city. Book a room in inner Southeast or downtown, spend the days eating through Portland's food carts and coffee shops, and the nights with the Biscuits.
This is the band's first Portland appearance since a sold-out two-night stand in January 2025, so tickets will move. Grab all three nights if you can — New Year's Eve runs tend to be where the band pulls out the stops.
The itinerary
- Day 1Thursday, Dec 31
- Night 1 · NYEThe Disco BiscuitsRevolution Hall - Portland · Portland, OR$88ticket est.
New Year's Eve — the big one
- Day 2Friday, Jan 1
- Night 2The Disco BiscuitsRevolution Hall - Portland · Portland, OR$88ticket est.
New Year's Day show
- Day 3Saturday, Jan 2
- Night 3The Disco BiscuitsRevolution Hall - Portland · Portland, OR$88ticket est.
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