Venue Guide: House of Blues Houston, TX

House of Blues Houston History

With a legacy that goes back to 1992, The House of Blues chain has brought its potent one-two punch of eclectic American music and lip-smacking Southern cuisine all around the U.S. The House of Blues Houston has been delivering smoking sounds and dishes to music lovers and foodies alike since 2008.

House of Blues Houston Performers

The House of Blues is famous for its openhearted embrace of all kinds of music, and its Houston location doubles down on that idea. How else would you explain a booking policy that encompasses Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio, hip-hop legend Snoop Dogg, classic-rock goddess Pat Benatar, alt-country vets Old 97’s, blues titan Buddy Guy, and hard-rock giants Coheed and Cambria?

Planning Your Visit to the House of Blues Houston

The House of Blues Houston’s menu is designed to soak your taste buds in Southern flavor and parking is plentiful in the surrounding neighborhood.

House of Blues Houston Frequently Asked Questions

What are the House of Blues Houston parking options?

The venue offers a valet parking service, or you can use the nearby GreenStreet garage on Clay St. between Main and Fannin.

Does the House of Blues Houston serve food?

The House of Blues Houston has a full-service restaurant offering Southern-inspired fare. Arrive expecting appetizers like Voodoo Shrimp and BBQ Brisket Nachos, but save space for the Pulled Pork Sandwich and the Shrimp Po’ Boy. That’s not even mentioning the Bread Pudding and Skillet Cookie if you’ve somehow still got space for dessert. Come early on Sundays for the famous Gospel Brunch.

What are the seating options at the House of Blues Houston?

The 1,800-capacity venue offers general admission on the floor level and reserved seating on the balcony level. Premium seating options are available via the Foundation Room VIP Club. For tickets, go here.

What are the House of Blues Houston safety & security guidelines?

The House of Blues has a clear bag policy. The House of Blues Houston’s COVID-19 safety measures include reduced capacity, social distancing, contact-free menu and payment options, and strict sanitization policies. For more info on health and safety guidelines, go here.

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