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Owned by four-time Grammy winner and blues legend Buddy Guy, this unpretentious, slightly scruffy joint attracts some of the genre’s best performers. And the Louisiana soul food’s good, too.
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This grungy club wouldn’t merit a second notice if it hadn’t been attracting some of the hottest emerging rock bands in the country for the past 10 [year]s. Past acts include Liz Phair, Smashing Pumpkins, The Cranberries, Bush, Kid Rock – even the Rolling Stones.
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The Chicago outpost of this national chain mixes a four-level opera house and a cosy blues club, creating a venue that never seems too crowded or particularly smoky despite a packed house. Featuring a wide range of artists seven nights a week.
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Billed as the [year]-round film festival, this vintage 1920s theatre screens a mixed bag of old, new, foreign and cult classics plus midnight movies. On weekends, an organist plays before and after shows.
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