Since 1989, when Ron Esser became the owner and manager of Moondogs in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, it has been blessed with performances by late greats such as Johnny Copeland, Luther Allison, and Junior Wells; current stars [...]

The club opened its doors to live music in 1979, but when Steve Walbridge suggested booking Anson and Sam in 1993, Theodore’s discovered the soul of a blues club. Since then, it has successfully promoted [...]

Indiana's oldest continually-operated bar (it began life in 1850 as the Tremont House and is on the National Register of Historic Places), the Slippery Noodle is home of the Blues in Indiana with live local, [...]

Blues on the Grand is the home of the blues in Des Moines, Iowa. It's a unique combination of location, staff, customers and great owners. The club stage motto is 'No 'Mustang Sally'' (no offense [...]

Skipper’s has been a Florida safe harbor for touring Blues acts. The club has hosted just about every Blues artist that bothered to come to the Sunshine State. Sunday has become their traditional night for [...]

Biscuits & Blues is celebrating its fourth year of preserving the Blues in San Francisco. The club has a full restaurant and bar serving good ol' Southern Cuisine and offers live Blues nightly. Biscuit & [...]

In June of 1989, Buddy Guy opened Buddy Guys Legends in downtown Chicago. Distinguished for its innovative scheduling of local, national and international Blues artists, the club has built a reputation as one of the [...]

Considered a tribute to Blues legends of the past, Blind Willie's is housed in building that was constructed in the late 1920's. The club is owned by Eric King and Roger Gregory. Blind Willie's is [...]