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June 2012 - Cold Specks

June 2012 – Cold Specks

Cold Specks plays the Danforth Music Hall on June 2 , the Great Hall on August 8 and the Hillside Festival in Guelph on July 29. See JV’s review on page 12

May 2012 - Steve Strongman

May 2012 – Steve Strongman

Steve Strongman releases his new CD Saturday May 12 (4pm) at Monarchs’s Pub in the Delta Chelsea

April 2012 - Layla Zoe

April 2012 – Layla Zoe

Layla Zoe will rock the Gladstone at the TBS “First Thursday” on April 5

March 2012 - Bonnie Raitt

March 2012 – Bonnie Raitt

Bonnie Raitt comes to Massey Hall May 26

February 2012 - Etta James

February 2012 – Etta James

Etta James: 1938 – 2012

January 2012 - Bill Johnson

January 2012 – Bill Johnson

West Coast bluesman Bill Johnson is nominated for 3 MBA’s and will be a featured performer at this year’s Maple Blues Awards, January 16 at Koerner Hall

April 2011 – Paul Reddick

Paul Reddick hosts the TBS Harmonica Workshop Saturday, April 9, 2pm-6pm at Dominion on Queen

March 2011 - Buddy Guy

March 2011 – Buddy Guy

Congratulations to Buddy Guy on his Grammy win this year. He’ll be playing Massey Hall Friday April 8

February 2011 - Monkey Junk

February 2011 – Monkey Junk

Steve Marriner and Matt Sobb of Monkey Junk delight in their triple-win (hat trick) at the 14th Annual Maple Blues Awards

January 2011 - Curley Bridges

January 2011 – Curley Bridges

Curley Bridges will entertain at the Maple Blues Awards after-party at Koerner Hall on Monday, January 17

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