Joji in Portland | Tickets 2026
Feel the pulse of creativity on July 18, 2026, at the Moda Center in Portland, OR! Joji’s electrifying performance will light up the night with his greatest hits and unique blend of R&B and lo-fi beats. Don’t miss your chance—secure your Joji tour tickets now!
Joji Portland Tickets
| Date | City | Price | Tickets |
| Saturday Jul 18, 2026 06:30 PM |
Portland, Oregon | from $83.16 | Tickets |
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Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is Joji’s concert in Portland?
Joji’s Solaris Tour is scheduled to hit Portland on Saturday, July 18, 2026, at the Moda Center in the Rose Quarter. The arena is located at 1 N Center Court Street, giving fans a big summer Saturday night show just across the river from downtown Portland.
What time does the Portland show start, and when do doors open?
Listings show Joji’s Solaris concert at Moda Center on July 18 with an event time around 6:30 PM, while the Rose Quarter calendar notes an 8:30 PM start time and separate door time. To be safe, plan for doors to open roughly 60–90 minutes before the earliest listed time and aim to be inside by 6:30 PM so you can clear security, find your seat, and catch the openers without rushing.
Who is performing with Joji at the Moda Center?
The Portland date is part of Joji’s Solaris Global Arena Tour and is billed as Joji with special guests Nate Sib and Corbin for the North American leg. That means you can expect opening sets from both artists before Joji’s headlining performance, turning the night into a full multi-artist show rather than a quick single-act concert.
What can I expect from the setlist and production in Portland?
The Solaris Tour supports Joji’s 2026 album Piss In The Wind, and coverage notes that fans in Portland will hear both fan favorites like Glimpse of Us and SLOW DANCING IN THE DARK and the first-ever live performances of new tracks from the album. The tour is described as a fully immersive production with cinematic visuals, sound design, and staging, so Moda Center will be transformed into a moody, atmospheric space that matches the emotional tone of Joji’s music.
How long will the concert last?
Event descriptions and ticket sites suggest Joji’s Solaris shows run for around 2.5 hours, including openers, which is typical for a multi-artist arena bill. You can expect an evening that stretches from early or mid-evening through late night, with time for both support sets and a full-length Joji headlining set.
How can I get cheaper Joji tickets for the Portland show?
SeatGeek’s pricing overview lists Portland as starting around $116 on the Solaris tour, which typically corresponds to upper-level seats at Moda Center. To get cheaper tickets, focus on those upper (300 level) sections on the seating map, sort by lowest price on ticket platforms, and compare multiple sellers so you can grab the cheapest available seats that still give you a clear view of the stage.
Are there presales for the Portland date, and can they help me save money?
The Rose Quarter page for Joji at Moda Center offers presale signup, and Solaris tour information confirms multiple presales, including a Citi Presale on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, and an Artist Presale on Wednesday, March 4. While presale prices are usually the same as general sale tiers, these early windows help you lock in the lowest-priced standard tickets in good sections before cheaper inventory sells out, which can be more cost-effective than turning to higher-priced resale later.
When do general tickets go on sale, and is it better to buy early or closer to July 18?
Ticketmaster’s Solaris help page lists general on-sale for all dates, including Portland, as Friday, March 6, 2026, at 10:00 AM local venue time, with a six-ticket limit per customer. Buying early at face value usually gives you the best access to lower-priced sections and avoids dynamic or resale markups, while waiting may occasionally yield last-minute deals in upper levels but carries the risk of higher prices or limited choices if demand stays strong.
Where are the best and best-value seats at Moda Center for this concert?
Premium experiences at Moda Center include lower (100 level) and club seats, which put you closer to the stage but cost more, while standard upper (300 level) seating offers the cheapest way into the building. For a strong mix of view and value, look at middle (200 level) sides or upper side sections, where prices are often closer to that $116 starting range but you still get a comfortable, wide-angle view of Joji’s stage and visuals.
How do I get to Moda Center and keep transportation costs low?
Moda Center is located in the Rose Quarter and is directly served by TriMet MAX light rail lines and several bus routes, making transit one of the most budget-friendly ways to reach the show while avoiding downtown parking costs. If you prefer to drive, compare official Rose Quarter parking rates with nearby lots, carpool with friends to split fees, and arrive early so you can choose more affordable parking and avoid congestion around North Center Court Street.
Are there age restrictions or venue policies I should know for the Portland show?
Ticketmaster notes that age restrictions may apply on Solaris dates and recommends checking each venue’s rules; for Moda Center, Joji’s show is typically treated as an all-ages or broadly accessible arena event, with minors expected to attend with a responsible adult. All guests must follow standard arena policies, including security screening and bag rules, so reviewing Rose Quarter guidelines and bringing only a small compliant bag will help you get inside quickly and avoid delays at the doors.
What are some tips for enjoying the Portland concert on a budget?
To keep your night affordable, target upper-level tickets near the $116 starting price, use presale access to secure cheaper sections early, eat before you arrive so you are not relying only on arena concessions, and take TriMet instead of paying for parking alone. For a smoother experience without extra spending, arrive near door time to breeze through security and catch Nate Sib and Corbin, travel light with just the essentials, and plan your route home ahead of time so you can leave efficiently once Joji’s final song and any encore wrap up.