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Parking & Directions for Big Bad Voodoo Daddy The Historic Theater at The Music Hall
28 Chesnut Street, Portsmouth, NH
03801, US
1. High Street Parking Garage - 0.2 miles, $1.00/hour
2. Foundry Place Garage - 0.3 miles, $1.25/hour
3. Street Parking (metered) - within 0.1 miles, $0.75/hour
4. Market Square Parking Lot - 0.4 miles, $2.00/hour
5. South Mill Pond Lot - 0.5 miles, $1.00/hour
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy Concert Live at The Historic Theater at The Music Hall | Portsmouth – September 06th, 2026
The Historic Theater at The Music Hall is a true gem with a rich legacy that dates back to 1878 when it hosted the debut of the groundbreaking production of The Black Crook, often considered one of the first modern musicals. Walking into this venue feels like stepping into living history, and it’s no surprise that in 2017 the PBS series Masters of American Arts spotlighted its cultural significance. Big Bad Voodoo Daddy Portsmouth fans might find the vibe especially special here, there’s just something about the old-world charm mixed with the energy of a live show. The theater isn’t just about history though; it’s also a lively community hub, hosting fundraisers for local nonprofits and supporting young music lovers with student discounts. If you’re aiming for a more laid-back experience, snagging tickets in the last row can give you a broader view and a bit of peace from the crowd. And if you’re new to the area, it’s pretty easy to find your way, just grab an offline map or hop off the coach on 3rd Street, which is just a short walk away. Seeing Big Bad Voodoo Daddy Portsmouth in this historic spot isn’t just a concert, it’s a chance to connect with a piece of music history that’s still alive and kicking.