W.A.S.P. Biography
W.A.S.P. brings its long-running heavy metal legacy to Aura - ME in Portland, Maine, on, with KK's Priest on the bill. Known for its theatrical approach and hard-hitting sound, the band has remained a distinctive name in metal since emerging in the early 1980s. Its catalog includes the songs “I Wanna Be Somebody” and “Wild Child,” along with albums such as W.A.S.P. and The Headless Children.
The Portland concert is listed as a W.A.S.P. and KK's Priest event; no tour name or further details about the show have been announced in the supplied event information. The available listing also does not establish a history of previous W.A.S.P. dates at Aura - ME, so earlier venue appearances should not be assumed. Fans can use ticketsportlandme.com to follow event information for Concerts and the Hard rock / metal category at Aura - ME.
Venue and Seating Information
Aura - ME is the Portland venue for this concert. The supplied details do not include a seating chart or verified fan feedback about sightlines, sections, or seating arrangements. Check the venue's event-specific information before planning where to stand or sit, as the setup may vary by performance.
For a high-energy metal show, arriving early can help attendees get oriented and choose a viewing position that suits their preferences. Confirm access, entry, and any seating details with the venue before the event.
Parking Information
Parking prices, named lots, and verified fan reports are not included in the event information, so no specific facility or rate can be recommended with confidence. Consider checking current Portland parking availability and restrictions before traveling to Aura - ME.
- Review nearby public parking options and their posted hours before arrival.
- Allow extra time to find parking and walk to the venue, especially around event entry.
- Check local street-parking signs carefully and follow any time limits or restrictions.
W.A.S.P. Portland reviews
Please never play that place again.
On a positive note, the bathroom attendee was cool. The entire show, side stage TV screens flashed on and off in a distracting cadence. It's tough to get fired up for any band when the vibes of the venue are negative. My crew of music friends loathe the place. Serpentine line to get in, oversold capacity - it's almost as if the staff does not give a damn. I never really understood why until this past weekend. Would take some serious "I really need to see this act" before I go there again. This review is not a reflection on W.A.S.P.