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The Good, The Bad, and The Blues

Live at Lucille's Jazz Lounge

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  • General admission

    $22.50+ $2.14 fees

    One admission to the show.

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  • Premier sofa for two (2 people)

    1 sofa = 2 seats · admits 2 people

    $75for both guests+ $7.13 fees

    Both seats are included in the sofa price. Please arrive together.

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When
Fri, Oct 30 · 7:00 PM–10:30 PM · Add to calendar
Price
$22.5

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Detour
15

Due to a water line project on Summit between New York and Galena a detour will be necessary. Inbound= Via Summit to Pontiac (R), Erie (L), Columbus (R), Chase (L), Galena (L), Erie (R), back to route. / Outbound= From Erie to Galena (L), Chase (R), Columbus (R), Erie (L), Pontiac (R), Summit (L) back to route.

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Due to Sidewalk construction, the APT side lineups will be moved to Superior. Routes 15, 16, 18, 22, 26, 33 & 34

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18

Due to Tree maintenance a Detour is needed for the: 18 OB: Lewis left to Laskey to Jackman Right to regular route. / IB: Jackman left to Laskey right to Lewis to regular route

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Huron & Magnolia NE

0.16 mi walk to the venue

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A spicy mix of blues, soul, and a touch of gospel Toledo, Ohio, may not exactly be known as a breeding ground for the blues. After hearing the Good, the Bad and the Blues’ spicy mix of blues, soul, and a touch of gospel, listeners may think differently of the band’s Midwestern home. Bandleader and guitarist Aayan Naim—the only non-Toledo native in the group—grew up in Chicago across the street from Howlin’ Wolf. His guitar work and songwriting show that the blues seeped into his bones.