Powerman 5000 at Aura - ME
Powerman 5000 is an American rock band known for combining hard rock and industrial influences with energetic, science-fiction-inspired themes. The group rose to wider prominence with the album Tonight the Stars Revolt!, featuring the hit “When Worlds Collide.” Its catalog also includes “Nobody's Real” and “Supernova Goes Pop,” songs that helped establish the band's high-impact sound.
The provided event listing shows Powerman 5000 scheduled at Aura - ME in Portland, Maine, on July 10, 2025. The available information does not confirm other past dates at this venue or identify a tour name, so those details should not be assumed. For readers exploring Concerts and Pop / rock events in Portland, ticketsportlandme.com provides a guide to listings associated with Aura - ME.
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Powerman 5000 Portland reviews
Meet and Greet -Johnnyswim
1. For as expensive as it was, we paid extra for the meet and greet and being pushed through without being able to get any personal items signed left me underwhelmed by the quick photo.
2. We were given a poster that was previously signed, which was better than nothing, but still disappointing for the price of the tickets.
3. The Powerman 5000 meet and greet looked worse than ours because the line was HUGE, but I cannot comment on what they got other than a much larger swag bag with lots of items.
4. We waited around for over 2 hours inside total (prior to concert and before/after the meet and greet). We were not allowed upstairs to our seats to sit/get a drink/food, etc., and we had maybe 1 min with Abner and Amanda.
5. It was a great concert; I guess I can say I have checked it off my bucket list.