Tag: concert review

THE 1975 LIVE AT SCOTIABANK ARENA

Earlier this year, The 1975 released their fifth and latest studio album Being Funny in a Foreign Language. Prior to this record, the band was known for revelling in excess. However, Being Funny in a Foreign Language saw the group lock in on their…

Akintoye Live at Velvet Underground

The 23-year-old Toronto-based rapper and viral TikTok star, Akintoye, performed his first-ever live show in front of a sold-out crowd at Velvet Underground on October 28, 2022. He brought with him an energetic lineup of local artists from the Greater…

Noah Cyrus performing at Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto. Photo by Cassandra Popescu

LIVE IN PHOTOS: Noah Cyrus at Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto

Noah Cyrus brought The Hardest Part tour to Toronto on October 25, 2022. The sold-out Phoenix Concert Theatre was packed with fans eager to experience the singer-songwriter’s debut album live. The Hardest Part sees Cyrus turning to her roots, telling…

LIVE IN PHOTOS: Alexander 23 at Danforth Music Hall in Toronto

Alexander 23 brought the Aftershock tour to Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall on October 18, 2022. Released in July 2022, Aftershock is Alexander 23’s latest album and most mature songwriting yet. Covering themes of heartbreak, loss, and grappling with your own identity, Aftershock is…

IRON MAIDEN LIVE AT SCOTIABANK ARENA

The legendary Iron Maiden brought their Legacy of the Beast World Tour to Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena on October 11, 2022. The English heavy metal band consists of members Bruce Dickinson (lead vocals), Steve Harris (bass), Dave Murray (guitar), Adrian Smith (guitar), Janick Gers (guitar),…

LIVE IN PHOTOS: Remi Wolf and Jordana in Toronto

Pop singer-songwriter Remi Wolf brought one heck of a party to Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall on October 15 & 16, 2022, supported by indie pop-rock artist Jordana. Known for hits like Photo ID, an American Idol appearance, and a number of…

ROLLING LOUD TORONTO 2022

Rolling Loud made its Canadian debut from September 9 – 11 at Ontario Place. The festival showcased over 85 hip-hop acts across three stages; the Uber Stage, the BET99NET Stage, and the Moose Knuckles Stage. This made for an unforgettable…

KEN CAR$ON AND DESTROY LONELY LIVE AT THE OPERA HOUSE

Ken Car$on and Destroy Lonely are the frontrunners of Playboi Carti’s Opium record label. Accordingly, the pair embarked on The X Man Tour together (with support from Lil 88) to show off their musical talents and why they deserve to be signed to…