Guide to Chicago Entertainment

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Allstate Arena (Rosemont)
Allstate Arena hosts more than 150 events annually, attracting an average of 1.5 million audience members to witness some of the world's top musical acts.

Aragon Ballroom (Uptown)
The famous Aragon hosts a variety of Hispanic shows as well as English language rock concerts.

Buddy Guys Legends (Loop)
Blues Club owned by 5 time Grammy Award Winner Buddy Guy.

Charter One Pavilion (Museum Campus)
Outdoor music venue located on Northerly Island.

Double Door (Wicker Park)
The Double Door has provided some of rock music's favorite modern day acts a place to ply their trades. In fact, bands like the Smashing Pumpkins, Veruca Salt and Wilco have made their mark on the venue's stages.

Harpo Studios (West Loop)
Home of the Oprah Show - located in the West loop of Chicago

House of Blues (River North)
Live Music Acts play nightly at the House of Blues in the Red Hot River North District of Chicago.

Jay Pritzker Pavilion (Loop)
The Jay Pritzker Pavilion is home to the Grant Park Music Festival and other free concerts and events.

Kingston Mines (Lincoln Park)
Chicago’s oldest and largest Blues Club.

Lakeshore Theater (Lincoln Park)
the Art of Comedy includes stand-up artists, it also includes theater, improv, sketch, music and forms too original and inventive to even be described.

Metro (Wrigleyville)
Many legendary music history makers have cut their teeth at Metro/Smart Bar.

Navy Pier (Streeterville)
Historic Navy Pier, located on beautiful Lake Michigan attracts 9 million people a year and ranks as Chicago’s top tourist destination.

Sears Centre Arena (Hoffman Estates)
Chicago’s New Arena, located in the northwest burbs.

Soldier Field (Museum Campus)
The Home of the Chicago Bears Football Team.

The Second City (Old Town)
Chicago Improv Theater company offering nightly comedy shows.

Toyota Park (Bridgeview)
Outdoor arena that plays host to Chicago Fire Soccer, as well as many music concerts.

United Center (Near West Side)
Home of the NBA Chicago Bulls and NHL Blackhawks.

US Cellular Field (South Side)
Home of the Chicago White Sox Baseball Team. Come down to the south side and enjoy a day at the ballpark.

Wrigley Field (Wrigleyville)
Historic Wrigley Field is the home to the Chicago Cubs.

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