The Blue Room

Man what a treat! In town for a day or so and stumbled upon this amazing place. Live music? Yes please! So so so so good! Affordable!! Great live music!Great drinks! Great night!

Service, staff and entertainment were awesome! We definitely will return- just wish they had just small plate items to snack on while we watched the band!

What a great place to hear live blues music in KC. It's located in the 18th & Vine area (which can get VERY crowded on the weekends. It's also a museum with all kinds of local blues music history. It's fun to walk around and read all the amazing stories of local KC music. The people watching is amazing, and the music is better! The atmosphere can only be described as authentic and real. it's not fancy, but you're there for the great music. The service can be spotty, but when it's really crowded, it's hard for them to keep up. I don't believe they have food, but we typically eat at the Soiree a few doors down. Unfortunately, it recently closed down. There are many other places in that area to eat before music. Make sure to check the schedule and get tix in advance if you can. It can sell out for the big shows. Can't wait to go back!

I can't rave about this place enough! First time visiting KC and as a jazz lover I had to check out the American Jazz museum during my stay there. I was pleasantly surprised when an employee told me that on Fridays the first show in the Blue Room is free. So I made sure I attended. It was an awesome atmosphere. Everyone so friendly, music was great and vibes were immaculate.

This place is literally a part of jazz history. It is now a museum and club. I go there almost every time I go to KC.It does not serve food, but there are a lot of places around that do, and they allow you to bring food in. They have a full bar, and the prices are not bad. The other thing that I appreciate is that children are allowed. I truly feel like this will allow jazz to live on.Now, this place gets packed because it is first come, first serve. Sometimes they have free concerts and when they do have concerts that you have to pay for the prices are very reasonable. If you like jazz, you have to check this place out.

This place will become a staple for Kansas City. There is no food served but there are restaurants in the area to eat before you go. The floor service for drinks is okay but the drinks were mediocre. The atmosphere is electric no matter what band or artist you see. If you love music this should be one of the venues in your list. Great night watching some of the soulful women singers of Kansas City. J Love & Piaget always a treat!

Candlelight Jazz, organized by Fever!The show / band was super fun and entertaining. They did a super great job!The venue was okay - a bit crammed for the amount of people, getting drinks took a long time with such a small bar space. But I'm glad they had it!Also, there were candles everywhere, but we were pretty confused as to why they didn't turn off the other lighting in the room once the show started...? Why advertise it as a candlelight show if the other lights were kept on? We were kind of bummed about tThey did ask us to leave about 10 minutes after the show was over. We were having fun chatting with the folks we met! Like minds (with good taste in music) think alike! It's fun to meet other Jazz lovers.

The drinks were pretty weak and watered down. The live music was great. We saw a band called Oasis. The sang some R&B and Blues. The parking is only good if you get there early. Overall, I had an enjoyable experience.

All they need is food ! Wonderful service and the music , the artist and band were amazing. We came to Kansas for the NSBE (National Society of Black Engineers).

Visited the Jazz museum on Saturday March 18th and saw there was going to be a live Jazz show later that night at the Blue Room. Decided to go for something to do and so glad we did. The Blue Room is a great place to see a live Jazz. We saw Bryan Alford Experience featuring Misha Roberts the music was great and we really enjoyed our time. If you are in Kansas City and there is a live show at the Blue Room I highly recommend.