Stanhope House, the storied Jersey blues joint, leaves a legacy — not just with music fans, but with musicians ...

The Stanhope House, an iconic music venue and historical landmark in Sussex County, has shut its doors, the venue announced ...

Music fans are singing the blues following the closure this week of The Stanhope House, the cramped Sussex County club where ...

The Stanhope House in 2021. A vote on Tuesday night could clear the way for a redevelopment plan that would raze the club where legendary blues acts have played.

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STANHOPE, N.J., June 2 (UPI) -- The Stanhope House, a popular northern New Jersey venue for blues and rock music, is about to close its doors, its Web site has disclosed.

Over the summer, the Borough of Stanhope passed an ordinance from the town's Land Use Board to recommend "redevelopment with non-condemnation" for The Stanhope House.

The reborn Stanhope House, dubbed "the last great American roadhouse" by its new owners, promises a soft opening on Aug. 6. Ana Popovic and Klein's Combine will be the first acts to take the stage ...

The Stanhope House beer garden will open at 2 p.m. on Nov. 1, with the tribute to the Fleetwood Mac frontwoman starting at 3 p.m. A donation of $25 (cash or check) is suggested.

Stanhope House, the storied North Jersey venue where Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon, Stevie Ray Vaughan and others played, may face the wrecking ball.