The Box Office at Jimmy's Jazz and Blues Club is open daily from 10 AM to 5 PM, offering both in-person and phone ticket sales. You can purchase tickets by calling 888-603-5299 (ext. 1) or by visiting us at 135 Congress Street in Portsmouth, NH. For online purchases and to check out our food and beverage menus, please visit jimmysoncongress.com. Please note: Ticket sales outside of Jimmy's Box Office and Ticketmaster are not purchased directly from Jimmy's Jazz and Blues Club.
Grammy Winner for Best Jazz Vocal Album (Avant Gershwin) and multi-Grammy nominee, Patti Austin is one of the most celebrated voices in Jazz, R&B, and Pop history. With 19 solo albums and a career spanning seven decades, Austin has performed on both the Academy Awards and the Grammys, scoring global #1 hits like "Baby Come To Me" and "How Do You Keep The Music Playing?" with James Ingram. A master of the Great American Songbook, Austin delivers an unforgettable live performance filled with soaring vocals, legendary showmanship, and timeless soul. Jimmy's features a full-service restaurant, and food is available for purchase at every performance. Doors open at 5:30 PM, when you can order dinner directly from your ticketed seat, no separate dinner reservations needed! Kitchen service runs from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM.
- Main contact: (603) 427-6696
- Box office: (603) 427-6696
- Located at venue entrance
- Identification required for ticket pickup
- Arrive at least 30 minutes before showtime
- Tickets held under purchasing name
- Street parking available
- Nearby municipal parking lots
- Limited on-site parking
- Recommended to arrive early for parking
- ADA compliant venue
- Wheelchair accessible spaces
- Companion seating available
- Call in advance for specific accommodations
- No outside food or beverages
- 21+ for most performances
- Dress code: Smart casual
- Photography typically not permitted during performances
- Age restrictions vary by performance
- Most shows 21+ only
- Some special family-friendly matinee events may allow minors
- Always check specific event details
Original guitarist Greg Leon claimed Sixx had been replaced on Theatre of Pain in the wake of the Mick Mars lawsuit in 2023.Nikki Sixx: I’ve Played Bass on Every Mötley Crüe Album Despite Rumors Langdon Hickman
Oct 29, 2026