Steve Grant is a Blues Harmonica Player from Toronto, Canada

He grew up in Cabbagetown and is also known as Cabbagetown Steve.

Born in Toronto and grew up in Cabbagetown, was influenced at a young age by listening to blues artists like Buddy Guy and Junior Wells, Sonny boy Williamson, Slim Harpo and many others, also known as  (Cabbagetown Steve), at 17 years old he started out sitting in with Toronto Musicians that would play in local bars on Parliament St, some of the artist were Grant Fullerton, John Mays, Tony Springer and  as his journey continued he got to meet and sit in with his favourite blues duo Buddy Guy and Junior Wells, Robbie Lane and the Disciples and Harrison Kennedy, joined the Toronto band Reuben Cherry and went on a tour across Canada for the Toronto  Blues Society. Now a proud member of the Toronto band Little Magic Sam playing traditional Chicago style blues, finally in a band playing the music he grew up on.

Steve Grant has played in many festivals In Canada over the years as member of the Little Magic Sam band, they include Montreal International Jazz Festival and the Beaches Jazz Festival, he has also recorded many songs with Sam Taylor, also known as Little Magic Sam

The musical partnership between Cabbagetown Steve Grant and Little Magic Sam represents a compelling and vital force within the contemporary blues and soul landscape. Steve Grant, identified as the "local blues harmonica legend" with deep ties to Toronto's Cabbagetown neighborhood, provides a foundational authenticity and instrumental prowess that perfectly complements Little Magic Sam's dynamic "Chicago Heart & Soul Blues" style.

Their collaboration is distinguished by Steve Grant's role as a "secret weapon," whose harmonica contributions are crucial to the band's distinctive sound. The consistent observation of a "great balance" between their individual musical expressions in both live and recorded performances underscores a profound artistic synergy. From the formal recognition on the "Live at the Rivoli" album, featuring a dedicated introduction for Steve Grant, to their captivating live shows at iconic Toronto venues like The Rivoli and The Cameron House, their combined talents create a unique and vibrant sound. This partnership successfully honors blues traditions while propelling the genre forward with contemporary energy. Their enduring impact is rooted in their ability to blend seasoned experience with youthful passion, solidifying their significant place in the Canadian blues scene.