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Smart Bar Chicago

Wrigleyville

Smart Bar is one of America's most historically important underground electronic music clubs — a Chicago institution that has been at the forefront of house music culture since 1982, helping to birth and develop the genre that became the most influential musical movement of the late 20th century. Every major house music DJ from Frankie Knuckles to Larry Heard to Derrick Carter has played Smart Bar, making it sacred ground for electronic music culture worldwide.

Spybar Chicago

River North

Spybar is Chicago's most respected underground electronic music club — a River North basement club that has presented the world's finest house and techno DJs in an intimate, low-ceilinged space perfectly designed for focused dancing. Its reputation for quality bookings without compromise and the genuine dance music culture it maintains make it essential to Chicago's electronic music community.

The Mid Chicago

River North

The Mid is Chicago's premier large-format electronic music nightclub — a 2,100-capacity River North venue with world-class production presenting international headline DJs for Chicago's most important electronic music events. Its scale and production capabilities enable it to host the same artists who perform at European mega-clubs in a Chicago context that honors the genre's American origins.

Prysm Chicago

River West

Prysm is Chicago's most technologically spectacular nightclub — a River West venue with an extraordinary LED ceiling system creating immersive visual environments for international headline DJs and Chicago's most fashion-forward nightlife crowd. Its commitment to the intersection of technology and dance culture makes it one of Chicago's most exciting large-format nightlife destinations.

Green Mill Jazz Club Chicago

Uptown

Green Mill Jazz Club is Chicago's most historic and atmospheric nightclub — an Uptown institution dating to 1907 that was Al Capone's favorite speakeasy and has presented live jazz seven nights a week for over a century without interruption. The Green Mill's original wooden booths, pressed tin ceiling, and continuous 100+ years of live jazz make it the most atmospheric entertainment venue in Chicago and one of the most historically significant bars in America.

Lincoln Hall Chicago

Lincoln Park

Lincoln Hall is Chicago's most beloved mid-size music venue — a beautifully renovated Lincoln Park theater presenting the best emerging and established artists across indie rock, folk, and alternative genres. Its intimate 500-person capacity, outstanding sound, and thoughtful programming have earned it consistent praise from both Chicago's music community and national touring acts who consistently name it their favorite Chicago venue.

Riviera Theatre

Uptown

The Riviera Theatre is a 2,500-capacity venue in Chicago's Uptown neighbourhood — a converted historic movie palace that has been a major live music destination since the 1980s. Renowned for booking mid-size touring acts across rock, hip-hop, electronic, and metal genres, the Riv offers standing-room concert energy in a room with strong acoustics and a long Chicago music history.

United Center Chicago

United Center is Chicago's premier indoor entertainment arena — a 20,917-capacity venue home to the Chicago Bulls (Michael Jordan's six championship teams) and Chicago Blackhawks (three Stanley Cup championships) that consistently ranks among the world's top-grossing entertainment venues. Its dual championship heritage, the Jordan statue outside the west entrance, and its history of hosting Chicago's most iconic sports and entertainment moments make it one of the most historically charged arenas in American professional sports.

United Center

Near West Side

United Center is a 20,491-seat arena in Chicago — home to the NBA Chicago Bulls and NHL Chicago Blackhawks and site of Michael Jordan's championship runs. One of the highest-grossing concert venues in North America, United Center draws audiences from across the Chicago metro area alongside the growing Rivers Casino market in the city's western suburbs.

Chicago Theatre

The Loop / State Street

Chicago Theatre is a 3,600-seat historic performance venue in The Loop — the iconic State Street landmark whose glowing vertical marquee is one of Chicago's most recognizable images. Open since 1921, the venue hosts Broadway productions, stand-up comedy specials, and headline concerts in an ornate French Baroque interior adjacent to the Loop's growing entertainment scene.

River North Entertainment District

River North

River North is Chicago's premier entertainment and nightlife district — a high-density neighbourhood north of the Chicago River packed with high-end restaurants, cocktail bars, nightclubs, and live music venues. The Magnificent Mile and the growing Chicago casino market (Rivers Casino in nearby Des Plaines, city casino under development) make River North the hub of Chicago's entertainment offering for gaming visitors.

Chicago Symphony Hall / Orchestra Hall

Symphony Center / Loop

Orchestra Hall at Symphony Center is the home of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra — a 2,522-seat concert hall where the CSO, consistently ranked among the world's top five orchestras, has performed under conductors from Theodore Thomas to Georg Solti to Riccardo Muti. The Chicago Symphony's extraordinary artistic tradition, 60+ Grammy Awards (more than any other classical ensemble), and connection to American orchestral excellence make Orchestra Hall one of the world's most significant concert halls.