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Kingston Mines is a world-famous blues nightclub in Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois. The club was awarded the Chicago Reader’s 2016 Best Blues Club, Chicago Music Awards 2016 Most Popular Blues Club Award (again!) & 2016 Torch Bearer of Blues in Chicago Award, a Chicago Concierge Favorites Award and a Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence.
Kingston Mines is a blues nightclub in Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois. It is named after Kingston Mines, Illinois, and is "the oldest, continuously operating blues club in Chicago."
Founded in 1968, Kingston Mines is the largest and oldest continuously operating blues club in Chicago. Its two stages have been graced by the likes of Magic Slim, Koko Taylor, Sugar Blue, Billy Branch, Junior Wells, Mike Wheeler, Joanna Connor, and scores of other musical greats.
“If You’re Not Having Fun, You’re Not At Kingston Mines.” – Doc. Hours. Thursday: 7:00pm – 4:00am. Friday: 7:00pm – 4:00am. Saturday: 7:00pm – 5:00am * Special Discounts Available * Free & discount entry available for: Students, Seniors, US Military, Police, Firefighters, Birthdays, Industry and more. FAQ
KINGSTON MINES, 2548 N Halsted St, Chicago, IL 60614, 377 Photos - Live blues music on two stages with late-night bites and extensive cocktails.
Kingston Mines is a blues music nightclub with 2 rooms, 2 stages and 2 bands & live music all night. We're the home of Doc's Kitchen with catfish, wings, burgers & more right in the heart of beautiful Lincoln Park, on Chicago's North Side. Kingston Mines is the perfect venue for large or small groups alike!
Check out the upcoming event and concert calendar for Kingston Mines along with detailed artist, ticket and venue information including photos, videos, bios, and address.
Kingston Mines is the largest and oldest continuously operating blues club in Chicago, so it's a must for fans of the genre. Magic Slim, Koko Taylor, Sugar Blue, Billy Branch,...
After raising over $62,000, Kingston Mines was able to open its doors and let the music play once again on April 15. Facing closure allowed the staff to see the incredible connection to the club and its impact on Chicago and the blues community.
We invite you to come on down, get comfortable, enjoy some delicious Southern-style fare from Doc’s Rib Joint and dance to some of Chicago’s best live music! Kingston Mines is where you can “HEAR BLUES – DRINK BOOZE – TALK LOUD – YOU’RE AMONG FRIENDS!”