Buddy Guy performing.
Photograph: Ryan BourqueBuddy Guy Legends

Buddy Guy's Legends

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Founded by Chicago blues legend Buddy Guy, this club has hosted everyone from Eric Clapton to David Bowie. Grammy trophies, worn guitars  and Guy's signature polka-dot guitar straps line the walls, which serve as a display case for gifts and accolades the musician has received. These days, you'll find local and national touring blues players gracing the stage seven nights a week. If you want to see Guy play in his own club, come back in January for his annual string of concerts in the venue that bears his name.

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Address
700 S Wabash Ave
Chicago
Cross street:
at Balbo Ave
Transport:
El stop: Red to Harrison. Bus: 2, 6, 10.
Opening hours:
Mon, Tues 5pm-2am; Wed-Fri 11am-2am; Sat noon-3am; Sun noon-2am
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Buddy Guy

Most people call January "the first month of the year" or "four weeks of taking my resolutions seriously," but Chicago blues fans know that it's actually "Buddy Guy month." Throughout the month, the legendary bluesman picks up his polka-dot guitar and takes the stage during a residency at the South Loop blues clubs that bears his name. Guy performs every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday night, with a different supporting act joining him each evening. This year, you'll see Guy paired with folks like Wayne Baker Brooks, Bobby Rush and Laretha Weathersby. Tickets to Guy's January residency aren't exactly cheap, but witnessing a bonafide blues icon perform in his hometown is the kind of experience that's worth the dough.
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