House of Blues Chicago Concerts 2025

My first time at a spot like this and hands down, I'm coming back! They have 3 different venues, and each venue is unique. The atmosphere was happening and spectacular; we had such a good time! They have a good selection of drink and food options and the service was great. Regardless of who plays or performs, this place breaths, speaks and bounces entertainment and a good time! They have special springs in their dance floor that allow the party goers to safely party without allowing from the floor to collapse. If you are like me and have never been, you'll soon find out! 😉 A couple tips: 1. Uber or walk as parking is literally not available. 2. Make a reservation for their venues as they get extremely busy. 3. Leave the stress and issue before opening the door and have a blast! 🥳

The House of Blues restaurant is a sensory haven where flavors, music, and laughter intertwine, creating an unforgettable night out. Starting with drinks, the restaurant not only offered a diverse menu but also set the stage for a musical journey. Live blues melodies enriched the atmosphere, turning our dining experience into a soulful escapade. Transitioning to another floor, the venue seamlessly transformed into a comedy haven. For a mere $15, the stand-up comedy event unfolded over two hours, infusing the space with uproarious laughter. The dynamic shift from blues to comedy highlighted the venue's versatility, showcasing its commitment to providing diverse and entertaining experiences under one roof.

Bonkers, absolutely wild place and really good late night food all in one building. A quiet Friday night and had some great food in the restaurant then we sneaked upstairs to catch the end encore of a fantastic concert by Badfish-Sublime and they were fabulous! Just wish we’d known about it sooner and caught more of the show…!

Certainly! Here's a quick professional review: Thank you for your gracious assistance and efforts to accommodate our group, despite the misunderstanding. Your flexibility and hospitality were greatly appreciated. And it shows you value your customers and patrons

Way too crowded. Not easy to get around. Sound was good. Great show. Back in the 90s I had a conversation with a girl that worked at the original House of blues and she told me never to go because it was just bad juju. The voodoo stuff was all crazy down there. My friend who I was supposed to go with committed suicide after I got the tickets and when we left the show I saw the guy who passed when he was on the ground getting chest compressions. I actually had a conversation with him about 15 minutes earlier at the bar. Very surreal experience. Of the employees that work there were absolutely fantastic though from the people at the door to the bartenders to security. Everybody was really nice and definitely good at what they do.