3rd & Lindsley Bar and Grill

Eight blocks south of Broadway, in a new office complex surrounded by old warehouses, sits 3rd & Lindsley Bar and Grill. With two different musical acts performing on any given night of the week, it is looking to book solo artists and bands to perform live at the venue. 3rd & Lindsley accepts a wide variety of genres, such as rock, R&B, Americana, soul, blues, and alternative./n/nEight blocks south of Broadway, in a new office complex surrounded by old warehouses, sits 3rd & Lindsley Bar and Grill. With two different musical acts performing on any given night of the week, it is looking to book solo artists and bands to perform live at the venue. 3rd & Lindsley accepts a wide variety of genres, such as rock, R&B, Americana, soul, blues, and alternative.

Past performers include Train, William Topley, Wilco, Fastball, Old 97's, Venice, Fleming John, James Morrison, Raul Malo, Bob Schneider, d. c. Talk, Son Volt, Michelle Shocked, Pete Yorn, Sister Hazel, Paddy Casey, Jars of Clay, Richard Thompson, Rodney Crowell, North Mississippi Allstars, Jump Little Children, Howie Day, Radney Foster, KT Tunstall, The Fray, Indigo Girls, Patty Griffin, Bare Jr., Self, Steve Poltz, Paolo Nutini, BR-549, Sinead Lohan, Bela Fleck, Guster, Dishwalla, Bill Lloyd, Tony Joe White, Derek Trucks, Luce, Jackopierce, Lucinda Williams, Amos Lee, James McMurtry, Vertical Horizon, Bonepony,

The most authentic blues bar this side of Chicago is located in the 3rd Avenue office complex and strip mall. There's live music almost every night and the room usually fills up to hear the amazing Wooten Brothers (jazz and blues, and sometimes a Flecktone), or the Players (the A-list of studio session musicians). Check the listings for Jonell Mosser, a longtime local soul singer who packs the place every time. Park in the office park's lot and slip into a booth or table for angus burgers, chicken sandwiches, prime rib or pastas and stir-frys.