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About The Jam House Birmingham
The Jam House Birmingham is a live music venue in Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham with a standing capacity of approximately 605. Contact the venue for their technical specification and backline.
The Jam House Birmingham books Jazz, Blues, Soul, Funk, Rock, Pop, R&b acts. Both original music and covers are welcome. This listing is part of the Birmingham venue directory.
The Jam House occupies a historic Georgian building at 3-5 St Paul's Square in the heart of Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter (B3 1QU). Opened on 23 April 1999 and inspired by Jools Holland, it's a landmark, award-winning live-music venue split across three open-plan floors with balcony seating, holding up to 605 standing, 350 for buffets and 160 for sit-down dining. Live bands play most nights Wednesday to Saturday across jazz, blues, soul, funk, rock, pop and R&B, with freshly cooked international cuisine served on the top floor (80+ covers). Over the years its stage has hosted Chaka Khan, The Stylistics, The Specials, The Beat, Steve Gibbons, Buddy Greco, Pato Banton, Paul Carrack and Jools Holland's Rhythm 'n' Blues Orchestra.
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3-5 St Paul's Square, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham, B3 1QU
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