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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.
Gail Gunnis & The Dirty Roosters
Brunswick Bierworks 25 Curity Avenue, TorontoOlympic Fundraiser
The Dirty Sweet Band
Grossman's Tavern 377 Spadina Ave., Toronto, ON, CanadaWe play a mix of Blues and 60s/70s music, at Torontos longest running live music establishment.
Julian Fauth & Ken Yoshioka
Rod Gun & Barbers 2877 Dundas st west., Toronto
PWYC
The Dirty Sweet Band
Grossman's Tavern 377 Spadina Ave., Toronto, ON, CanadaWe play a mix of Blues and 60s/70s music, at Torontos longest running live music establishment.
Toronto Folk Festival: Shakura S’Aida, Quique Escamilla, Dog House Orchestra, Nicolette & The Nobodies
Island Cafe Wards Island, Toronto
$35 – $60
Broadview Danforth BIA Music Series: Fraser Melvin Band
The Carrot Common Courtyard 348 Danforth Ave., TorontoLittle Magic Sam
Rivoli (Pool Hall) 332 Queen Street W, TorontoThe Little Magic Sam Band brings their electric energy to the historic Rivoli pool lounge. No Cover
Paul Reddick
Rex Jazz and Blues Bar 194 Queen St W., Toronto, ON, CanadaThe Frank Cosentino Band
Linsmore Tavern 1298 Danforth Ave, TorontoRocky Verweel and Queen City Blues
Smokeshow BBQ and Brew 744 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaLive horn and guitar 6 piece Blues and R&B
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