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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.
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Brother Paul & Blues Revival
Smokeshow BBQ and Brew 744 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaBrother Paul & Blues Revival: Electric Chicago Blues
PWYC -
The Mighty Duck Blues Band with Sugar Brown
Coco Bar 2 Pelham Rd (@ St. Paul St. W.), St. Catharines, ON$10 -
Southern Supper w/ Lowdown Dirty Mojos (full band)
Front Porch Southern Kitchen and Blues Joint 4 Albert St., Langton, Ontario, CanadaThis is an authentic, Southern style, ‘all you can eat’ buffet, alongside live blues music. Reservations required (via email)
$65 -
Garnetta Cromwell & DaGroovmasters
Frankie's 170 Brantwood Park Rd, Brantford -
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Jackson Delta – Blues, Rags & Stories
Market Hall Performing Arts Centre 140 Charlotte St, PeterboroughPeterborough’s own critically acclaimed blues trio, Jackson Delta returns to the Market Hall for what has been an annual reunion.
$30 – $40 -
Bywater Call
Busholme Inn 156 Main St, Erin, Ontario, CanadaCall for Dinner Reservations: 519-315-0315
$30 -
Little Magic Sam
Noonan's Irish Pub 141 Danforth Ave, Toronto ON, Canada -
The Johnny Max Band
Timothy's Pub 344 Browns Line, Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada -
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Rick Taylor Band
Crystal Chandelier 3878 Erie Rd., Crystal BeachSunday blues featuring; Rick Taylor, Thomas Nelson, and Peter Griffin
No cover
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