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The Toronto Blues Society's “Live Blues” Listings include blues shows in Toronto and across Southern Ontario. Please choose your viewing option on the right and click on list, day, week or month. Once you see a gig listing click through for more detail prepared to assist your concert going decision.
Blues at the Regency w/ Dave Murphy
Regency Athletic Resort 8068 Mountain Rd., Niagara FallsThe Mighty Duck Blues Band with Matt Allen
Jo Blos Rock and Wok 2 Pelham Rd (@ St. Paul St. W.), St. Catharines
$10.00
The Blues Corner -Open Blues Jam
The Blues Corner 1594 Queen St E, Toronto2 mics, 2 guitar amps, 1 bass amp, drum kit, keyboard and full PA. This is not a bar BYOB, Outdoors
Free Entrance
Danny Marks
Castro's Lounge 2116 Queen St E, TorontoCarlos Del Junco and the Blues Mongrels
Harmony Centre Owen Sound 890 4th Ave E., Owen SoundTickets available at The Roxy Theatre box office
$30
Raoul and The Big Time
Base 31 Drill Hall 26-343 County Road 22, Picton
$35 – $55
Featured
Julian Taylor w/Tania Joy
Aurora Cultural Centre 89 Mosley St., AuroraLOWDOWN DIRTY MOJOS
The Regency Sports Academy 8086 Mountain Rd, Niagara Falls
free
Puslinch House of Blues
Moonshine Cafe 137 Kerr St, Oakville
$15
Andre Bisson Band
Market Hall Performing Arts Centre 140 Charlotte St, Peterborough
$30
Szabo & Strongman
Room 47 (ex Starlight Lounge) 47 King St N, WaterlooSpencer Mackenzie Band w/ guest Brant Parker
Stonewalls Restaurant 339 York Blvd., Hamilton
$20
Bad Luck Woman & Her Misfortunes
Cameron House 408 Queen St W, Toronto©2024 Toronto Blues Society. Design by Janine Stoll Media.
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