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House of Blues Entertainment, a division of Live Nation Entertainment, offers exceptional club venues nationwide. House of Blues Venues provide several genres of live music, from Rock, Hip Hop, Country, Rock en Español, Blues, Jazz, Reggae and Pop. House of Blues venues are also known for their southern-style cuisine, juke-joint inspired atmosphere and the World Famous Gospel Brunch. At House of Blues Entertainment, our team members are as diverse as the artists that have graced our stages across our unique portfolio of venues all over the country. Since we opened our doors in 1992, we have held fast to our mission commitment to celebrate diversity and the brotherhood of world culture, both on our stages and off. We are proud of the way we live by our commitment through a continued focus on diversity hiring and by supporting our team through Employee Resource Groups, including our soon-to-launch Veteran Employee Resource Group, Hero Nation.

Schubas Tavern: "This small club books some of the best indie touring acts around, but leaning toward the acoustic singer-songwriter end of the spectrum, and month-long residencies from local groups with a national profile. You can hang out in the front bar area without paying cover for the shows; if you’re under 21, go straight to the back room, which stages plenty of all-ages and over-18 shows. The Harmony Grill serves up a mean brunch on weekends." - Timeout Chicago Lincoln Hall was built and opened in October 2009 and has a capacity of 500 people, 300 more than its older sister Schubas. It won Chicago Reader's "Best Of Chicago" Best Music Venue in 2011 and 2012. Some of the biggest acts to play Lincoln Hall so far include Wilco, Fiona Apple, James Blake, The Weeknd, M83, Mumford & Sons, and The Walkmen.