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The Rex Hotel Jazz & Blues Bar
"Where musicians come to hear jazz."
From humble beginnings, The Rex Hotel Jazz & Blues Bar has grown into a musical Mecca presenting 18 shows per week.
Since the late '80s, the Rex has been at the forefront of Toronto's thriving local jazz scene. The casual atmosphere, eclectic mix of retro-chic decor, and dilemma inflicting variety of draught beer make The Rex feel like a second home.
The Jazz & Blues Bar continually attracts Canada's finest musicians and is unique in that it remains distinctly inexpensive and affordable for the budget-conscious. During the annual Downtown Jazz Festival, The Rex is one of the central venues, and it's not unusual for world-renowned musicians (like Kurt Elling, Roy Hargrove & The RH Factor, Joshua Redman, Russel Malone, Harry Connick Jr., Ani Difranco, Dave Liebman, Slide Hampton, Joe & Pat LaBarbera, Rob McConnell, 2005 Grammy Nominee Donny McCaslin and many more) to show up on our stage.
At The Rex, we stay true to our motto: "More Great Jazz than anywhere else, all the time!"
194 Queen St. West, University
Toronto ON
CA
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Phone: (416) 598-2475
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