New graphic: Who has played Toronto’s Horseshoe Tavern over the last quarter century?

October 6, 2018October 5, 2018 Alan Cross 0 Comments Completely Ignored, Horseshoe

They don’t call it the “legendary Horseshoe Tavern” for nothing. The bar on Toronto’s Queen Street West has been hosting live music events in the same spot for about 70s, so there must be something to this “legend” thing.

Cameron Gordon at Completely Ignored looked at the acts who have played the ‘Shoe over the last 25 years. Click on the graphic to see the whole thing.

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