The Blues Hall was our favorite club during a recent visit to Memphis. It has just the right amount of grit (it's not too cute or slick), the acoustics are fine, and the drinks are reasonably priced. Of course, the band playing has to be...More

You might be drawn into the bigger, louder Rum Boogie Cafe, but be sure to check out this, more intimate, hole in the wall bar that is right next door. The music was outstanding! Other performers will stop by and play with the band. The...More

I was trying to show my best friend the cool parts of Memphis, but the weather and other factors were not really cooperating with my plans. So at the end of the day, I tried out the Rum Boogie bar for some drinks and live...More

This was a little hole in a wall connected by an inside door to the Rum Boogie Cafe. We listened to music here both nights. The first night was The Sensation Band, and they were sensational. They played mostly blues, but some pop oldies, too....More

Beale Street is famous for its music and food. The Juke Joint doesn’t disappoint with stiff drinks, a lively atmosphere, and home grown blues music. Lots of locals were stopping in tell you this isn’t a tourist haven.

I had no plan to visit this place at all, yet I was allured in by fantastic atmosphere. Place has a very good vibe and very good value for money (beer). I loved it.

An additional bar attached to The Rum Boogie, it is more intimate and a great place to enjoy bands. We were there during the IBC. Get there early it will get crowded. Same menu as the Rum Boogie, I had the Gumbo which was excellent....More