Gregory Porter

Seats in the mezzanine and grand tier are not ADA accessible. If you need accessible seats, you should only buy seats designated as wheelchair accessible and their companion tickets in the orchestra. Please note: Anyone attending a performance at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre requires a ticket, regardless of age.
Acclaimed singer and songwriter Gregory Porter was raised in Bakersfield, California, and he cites the Bakersfield Southern Gospel sound, as well as his mother?s Nat King Cole record collection, as fundamental influences on his own sound. Porter began singing in small jazz clubs in San Diego and began to ascend with the release of his first two albums?Water (2010) and Be Good (2012)?both of which received GRAMMY nominations. His 2016 follow-up Take Me To The Alley won Porter his second GRAMMY for Best Vocal Jazz Album and firmly established him as his generation?s most soulful jazz singer-songwriter. In 2017, Porter released the heartfelt tribute album Nat King Cole & Me, and in 2020 returned to his original songwriting on the uplifting ALL RISE, both of which received GRAMMY nominations.

770-916-2852

Box Office will be open until curtain time on performance days, and will open at noon on Sundays where there is a scheduled performance. Customer must present the actual credit card used to place order and a photo ID

Official Centre parking is available for $17.00 at the venue parking deck and surface lot.

To better accommodate your needs, Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre asks that all special seating accommodations be requested through Ticketmaster. Call 770-916-2852 or ticketmaster.com. Advance ticket purchase is strongly recommended as ADA seats may not be available day of show.

No outside food or drink is permitted. No cameras or recording devices. Only trained service animals are permitted in the Centre.

All patrons must have a ticket, regardless of age. Children under four are not admitted except for specific family programs and all children must have a ticket. Please be aware that not all events are suitable for Children and plan accordingly. Children who are disruptive may be asked to leave the theatre.