Ellingtons

Ellingtons refers to a former restaurant and live music venue located in Sydney, Australia. It was situated in the suburb of Kings Cross, a well-known entertainment district. Ellingtons gained a reputation in the late 20th and early 21st centuries as a popular spot for live jazz and blues music. The venue hosted a variety of local and international artists, contributing to Sydney's vibrant music scene.

Beyond its musical offerings, Ellingtons also served food and drinks, functioning as a complete entertainment establishment. Its intimate atmosphere and focus on quality live performances attracted a diverse clientele, including music enthusiasts and those seeking a night out in the city. The venue's presence was a significant part of the Kings Cross nightlife, alongside other bars and clubs in the area.

Over the years, Ellingtons experienced changes in ownership and programming, as is common with many entertainment venues. Its closure marked the end of an era for many who frequented it. While no longer operating, Ellingtons is remembered by many for its contribution to live music in Sydney and its role as a social hub in Kings Cross. Information regarding its exact opening and closing dates, as well as specific notable performances, can be found in local Sydney archives and music history resources.