Manchester-native Aitch performed at Adelaide Hall on May 3, 2022, for his second of two back-to-back, sold-out shows in Toronto. These back-to-back shows kicked off his spring North American tour. The recent buzz of hip hop music coming out of…
Multi-talented singer/songwriter mxmtoon hit the stage at Danforth Music Hall in Toronto on May 4, 2022, as part of the Rising tour, supporting the release of her forthcoming album (out May 20). mxmtoon crafts relatable pop songs with clever, honest…
On April 27, 2022, iconic Canadian post-hardcore band Alexisonfire took to the stage at HISTORY, one of Toronto’s newest live music venues. The free concert celebrated the return to live music in a slick new venue and kicked off a…
Looking to fill your calendar this spring and summer? We don’t blame you. After two years of getting all of arts and culture through a screen at home, most of us are ready to get out, see the world and…
Take your pick and call The Darkness what you like: Glam metal facsimiles, retrograde Queen quartet, you name it. Love them or hate them, one can only come to their own conclusions by seeing them live in concert. As it…
Lil Tecca performed at HISTORY in Toronto on April 12th, 2022, for the 12th stop of the Tecca Loves You tour. Fans were treated to a setlist that included a carefully curated mix of songs from the (1) We Love…
Montreal-based singer-songwriter Emi Jeen released No Emotion = No Tomorrow, an edgy pop track tackling the pitfalls of the modern dating world. The track is a catchy anthem for anyone who’s ever been disappointed in the never-ending game of swiping…
Torontonians love Mitski. And, as it turns out, she loved Massey Hall and its sold-out crowd right back. The audience’s screams were undeniable. A recorded message by the singer (barely audible) reminded everyone to keep their masks on for the…
Just shy of the 2nd anniversary of the first COVID-19 lockdown, live music has returned to Toronto. Again. We have a brief respite last fall but shy of another variant, we may have some clear sailing for the foreseeable future….
Are you looking for something to do? Us too! Toronto Biennial of Art returns March 26 to June 5, 2022, with more than 40 local, national, and international participants who will lead talks, workshops, performances, and learning programs that intersect…