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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.
In Spite of Ourselves: an evening of John Prine
Market Hall Performing Arts Centre 140 Charlotte St, Peterborough
$45.50
Big Sugar – 500 Pounds Anniversary Tour
Elements 90 King St W, Kitchener, Ontario, CanadaBig Sugar - 500 Pounds Anniversary Tour
$44
MusicCan Fundraiser feat. Glenn Marais & The Mojo Train, Patrick Fockler, Ryan Ainsworth
Old Town Hall 460 Botsford St., NewmarketMusicCan Fundraiser feat. Glenn Marais & The Mojo Train, Patrick Fockler, Ryan Ainsworth and more
$20
Zeke Pippin
Sauce on Danforth 1376 Danforth Ave., TorontoToney Springer
Roc'n Docs 105 Lakeshore Rd. E., Mississauga, Ontario, CanadaMike Sedgewick’s Friday Night Blues Jam
Black Swan Tavern 154 Danforth, TorontoBlues Dance Workshop followed by Live Music Social w/ Paul Reddick and Kyle Ferguson
Redwood Theatre 1300 Gerrard St. E, Toronto12-3PM Workshop followed by Dance Social from 3-5PM.
$20 – $50
James Anthony w/ guest Donnie Meeker
Uptown Social 1900 Walkers Line, BurlingtonPaul James
Smokeshow BBQ and Brew 744 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Big Sugar
The Concert Hall 888 Yonge St, Toronto
$46
Big Sugar – 500 Pounds Anniversary Tour
The Concert Hall 888 Yonge St, TorontoBig Sugar - 500 Pounds Anniversary Tour
$44
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