Join Jenny Don't and the Spurs for a night of live music at the Aladdin Theater.
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Jenny Don't And The Spurs is a punk-infused country band known for their energetic performances and authentic sound.
The Aladdin Theater, located in Portland, Oregon, is a historic venue known for its intimate atmosphere and excellent acoustics. On December 31, 2026, the theater will host Jenny Don't and the Spurs, a band recognized for their unique blend of country and rock influences.
Attendees can expect a memorable evening filled with engaging performances. Arriving early is recommended to enjoy the ambiance and settle in before the show begins.
Date: Thursday, December 31, 2026
Time: 8:00 PM
Headliner: Jenny Don't and the Spurs
Venue: Aladdin Theater, 3017 SE Milwaukie Ave, Portland, OR 97202, USA
Recommended arrival time: At least 30 minutes before the show
Google reviews for Jenny Don't And The Spurs at Aladdin Theater. 4 stars and up. Google doesn’t verify every review, and it removes fake ones when it finds them.
Saw Reggie Watts and it was a great show. There was a busker playing saxophone outside the venue until doors opened, the staff are super chill and competent, from security to bartenders, no stress, no ego. Sound and light engineers were top notch.
I called the Aladdin earlier in the week to confirm that the resale tickets I bought were valid, and they called me back within 10 minutes and were great.
The drinks are affordably priced, and they have a good non-alcoholic selection too, plus I think pizza, assorted snacks, and cookies?
The theater seating was comfy and in good shape too. The crowd was mellow and fun and there were people masking as well as not masking, so do what works for you and yours. There's balcony and floor seating, and floor space for a dance area or orchestra that they had folding chairs in for this show, which was sold as all GA so early bird gets to pick their seats!
No complaints! Will definitely see a show again.
I have lived my whole life in Portland, 40+ years, and have only ever driven by The Aladdin Theater.
Today, that has changed, and I am sad that I have missed out on such an amazing Portland institution.
The staff were super friendly, and the show was amazing.
The concession stand had basic food and drink options, but you can go over to the connected restaurant and get what you want and bring it with you to the concert.
Thanks to everyone there who made the nights event possible.
The parking is a bit tricky, but double just be patient and don't block driveways.
An old-Portland institution. The theater itself is a little rough around the edges but the staff are great and they have good NA beers. The little bar next door has great staff to put up with the pre show crush every day, but there are very few places to sit and eat or drink.
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