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Opening the evening was Dublin's own Sorcha Richardson, a singer-songwriter whose understated charm set the tone for a night for something massive. With History already brimming, the intimacy of her performance stood out even more. The sold-out crowd sparked a lively energy for Sorcha's opening set, igniting the night from the start. 

When Snow Patrol took the stage, the crowd roared to life as Gary Lightbody spearheaded the charge. I’d hoped “Chasing Cars” would kick off the first three songs, but it didn’t make the cut early on—yet the sold-out audience didn’t miss a beat, belting out lyrics from the opening note with unrelenting fervor.

I hope you caught the show and were among the fans filling the packed venue. Swing by their socials to scope out the rest of their tour dates.

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On March 6, 2024, The Danforth Music Hall in Toronto transformed into a sonic battlefield as Kim Dracula and HANABIE. brought their electrifying co-headline tour to the city. Presented by Live Nation, this unforgettable night featured a lineup that blended genre-defying madness with high-octane energy, with opening acts Kaonashi and Crystal Lake setting the stage ablaze before the main event. Fans packed the venue, ready to witness a collision of Australian theatricality and Japanese Harajuku-core brilliance.

The night kicked off with Kaonashi, the Philadelphia-based mathcore outfit known for their chaotic yet precise soundscapes. Taking the stage shortly after doors opened at 5:30 PM, their set was a whirlwind of jagged riffs and visceral screams, pulling the crowd into a frenetic headspace.

Next up, Japan’s metalcore titans Crystal Lake unleashed a torrent of heaviness that shook the hall’s foundations. With their signature blend of crushing breakdowns and soaring melodies, they delivered a performance that felt like a call to arms. 

When HANABIE hit the stage, the energy shifted into something entirely unique. This Tokyo-based all-girl quartet—comprising Yukina, Matsuri, Hettsu, and Chika—brought their “Harajuku-core” sound to life, a genre-bending mix of metalcore, J-pop, and playful chaos. Dressed in vibrant, eye-catching outfits that screamed Tokyo Street fashion, they shattered any preconceptions with their ferocious performance. It was a sensory overload—bright lights, infectious energy, and a mosh pit that never quit.

Closing out the night, Kim Dracula emerged like a specter from the shadows, ready to unleash their singular brand of sonic anarchy. Hailing from Australia, this enigmatic artist—known for their six-octave vocal range and genre-hopping creativity—turned The Danforth into their personal playground. 

The synergy between Kim Dracula and HANABIE. was undeniable. While HANABIE. brought a colorful, rebellious spirit rooted in Japanese youth culture, Kim Dracula countered with a darker, more unhinged energy that felt like a descent into a surreal nightmare. Together, they created a yin-yang dynamic that kept the audience on their toes all night. Kaonashi and Crystal Lake only amplified the experience, making this a lineup that catered to fans of heavy music’s wildest fringes.

Whether you were there for HANABIE.’s playful ferocity or Kim Dracula’s gothic chaos, one thing’s for sure: this was a night where the weird, the wild, and the wonderful reigned supreme.

If you were at The Danforth last night, drop your favorite moment in the comments below! And if you missed it, keep an eye out—these artists are only getting bigger.

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Molchat Doma, the Belarusian post-punk revivalists, brought their signature blend of dark synth-pop and new wave to Toronto's History tonight, creating an atmosphere that was both haunting and exhilarating. The concert, which was part of their comprehensive 2025 North American tour, highlighted their increasing impact in the music industry.

Opening the night was Los Angeles based band Sextile. They set the stage with their gritty, electrifying sound. Their performance was a perfect precursor, energizing the crowd with raw, noisy edge that primed everyone for the main event.

Enter Molchat Doma, the shift in energy was palpable. The trio, with Egor Shkutko's deep, monotone vocals, Roman Kemogortsev's atmospheric synths and guitar, and Pavel Kozlov's pulsating bass lines, created a soundscape that felt like stepping into a bygone era of Soviet nightlife mixed with modern angst. They have certainly gained a cult following for their music that feels like a nod to the past with a contemporary twist.

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Toronto's History was the place to be on February 14, 2025, as Silverstein headlined a sold-out Valentine's Day show that was nothing short of explosive. The Canadian post-hardcore icon delivered a high-energy set. 

They were joined by and incredible lineup of special guest: Thursday, the American post-hardcore veterans who brought their signature intensity, Canadian emo outfit Arm's Length, who captivated with heartfelt melodies, and UK-based Split Chain, who ignited the night with their powerful blend of grunge and nu-metal. 

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I wasn't quite prepared for a sit-down show, but as soon as Hulten began playing it made perfect sense. His music demanded a certain stillness, a chance to absorb the intricate melodies and ghostly harmonies without distraction. The seated arrangement transformed the experience into something almost meditative, allowing the audience to fully immerse themselves in the moment. 

Following Hulten was Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats, the English stoner metal band hailing from Cambridge. They are best known for their vintage, fuzz-drenched sound reminiscent to classic Black Sabbath. Their hypnotic riffs, eerie harmonies and raw psychedelic undertones transported the crowd straight into a 1970s horror movie soundtrack. The signature lo-fi, doom-infused aesthetic was amplified by the dimly lit stage and swirling visuals, making for and unforgettable sonic and visual experience. 

By the time the night wrapped up, any initial surprise about the seating arrangement had faded into appreciation. 

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On November 2, 2024, the atmosphere at The Danforth Music Hall was electric as the American metalcore band, The Devil Wears Prada took the stage for what was my third time covering their live performance. Hailing from Dayton, Ohio, this six-member powerhouse brought an intensity that resonated with everyone in the venue, and it wasn't long before the first wave of enthusiastic surfers launched into the air. It's clear that every time I see this band, they elevate their live performance and connect with their fans on a deeper level.

The lineup for the night was impressive, featuring an array of talented supporting acts that only added to the anticipation. Kicking things off was the metalcore band Greyhaven, followed by Silent Planet, Like Moths To Flames and SeeYouSpaceCowboy. 

If the crowd was seeking a night filled with raw emotion and powerful performances, they certainly got their wish. If The Devil Wears Prada ever comes to your city, I highly recommend catching them live. Here’s to many more electrifying shows and unforgettable experiences!

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Halloween night took a soulful twist as Thee Scared Souls, the retro soul trio from San Diego, brought their 'Live for You' tour to History in Toronto on October 31, 2024. With their warm, nostalgic sound, they delivered a performance that felt like a time capsule to a bygone era, adding a unique and groovy vibe to the spooky festivities. The crowd, dressed in costumes and ready for a night of music and memories, found a perfect way to celebrate. Thee Sacred Souls proved that Halloween isn't just for scares; it's also for soul. 

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Toronto's iconic music venue History was electrified when The Sisters of Mercy, the legendary British rock band hailing from Leeds, brought their 2024 North American Tour to a packed house. This sold-out show was a powerful reminder of the band's lasting impact and fans were all eager to witness this iconic band in action. 

The evening opened with American electronic duo Blaqk Audio, featuring Davey Havok and Jade Puget, formerly of the rock band AFI. Their energetic, well-executed performance delivered an upbeat fusion of synthesized textures and haunting melodies. Davey's outstanding vocals, and impressive tonal range, elevated the set, captivating the audience from start to finish. This power opening act set the stage and primed the crowed perfectly for the night ahead.

When The Sisters of Mercy took the stage, the crowd erupted with fervor, filling the venue with excitement and cheers. The stage design featured a vaguely Egyptian-inspired backdrop, with stone walls and columns illuminated by glowing runes. The setlist was a nostalgic ride, giving longtime fans a show to remember which introducing newer fans to the quintessential Sisters experience.

For those lucky enough to snag a ticket, this show was a reminder of The Sisters of Mercy's timeless appeal and their irreplaceable spot in the rock landscape. 

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Canadian progressive metal band Protest The Hero stormed the stage at History in Toronto on October 24, 2024, as part of their 'Volition X North American Tour.' Hailing from Whitby, Ontario, the band delivered an explosive performance, showcasing their signature blend of technical mastery and raw intensity. 

Opening the night were two equally intense acts: Philadelphia-based metal band Kaonashi, and Atlanta's noise rock duo '68. Both bands set the tone with their hard-hitting sound and high-energy stage presence. The crowd was amped from the start, and the momentum carried through to Protest The Hero's headlining set, making it a night to remember for metal fans in Toronto. 

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Bad Nerves set the energy right from the start. Their raw, fast-paced punk-rock style paired with an unapologetic stage presence had the crowd hyped. Tracks like “Baby Drummer” and “Can’t Be Mine” created an atmosphere of youthful chaos, reminding everyone why they’re a band to watch in the punk scene. Their electric performance was the perfect lead-in to what would become an unforgettable night.

When Nothing but Thieves took the stage, the room was buzzing with anticipation. Opening with the anthemic “Welcome to The DCC,” the band immediately showcased their signature mix of soaring vocals and intricate instrumentation. Frontman Conor Mason’s vocal range was nothing short of breathtaking, effortlessly shifting from emotive falsettos to powerful belts, particularly during standout tracks like “Amsterdam” and “Impossible.” The entire set was a masterclass in blending indie, alternative, and rock, with the crowd fully immersed in every moment.

The band’s chemistry was palpable, each member adding depth and energy to the performance. Joe Langridge-Brown’s guitar work and Dom Craik’s riffs were razor-sharp, while drummer James Price and bassist Philip Blake kept the rhythm tight and dynamic. Together, they created an enveloping soundscape that filled History’s intimate venue.

Nothing but Thieves left Toronto on a high note, delivering a night of pure musical bliss.

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Sofi Tukker, the dynamic musical duo from New York City, lit up History in Toronto on October 11, 2024, with their electrifying performance, joined by California-based singer-songwriter and DJ, Anabel Englund. As part of their much anticipated "The Bread Tour," Sofi Tukker is performing back-to-back shows, both of which have completely sold out. If you’re heading to tonight’s show, you're in for an unforgettable experience—get ready for a night of incredible music and energy!

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Canadian blues artist Steve Strongman brought his soulful, electrifying sound to an intimate crowd at Port Whitby Marina. The sold-out event, hosted by Music By The Bay Live was a special evening filled with masterful guitar work and captivating blues.  

As always, Strongman's presence on stage was magnetic, showcasing why he's regarded as one of Canada's top blues musicians. The night was a reminder of the power of live music and the enduring appeal of the blues. 

For those lucky enough to attend, it was an unforgettable experience. 

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On October 3, 2024, thrash metal giants Testament and Kreator unleashed their legendary Klash of the Titans North American Tour. 

Opening the night was death metal band Possessed delivering their classics. Next up, German trash metal band, Kreator took the stage. Finally, Testament stormed the stage with Chuck Billy's growling vocals and Alex Skolnick's shredding guitar solos. 

The epic night of metal was a definite must-see for any true metal fan. 

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This weekend was nothing short of electric - both on stage and up in the skies. With intense lightning storms rolling through Toronto, the concert venue was forced to delay the start time to ensure everyone's safety. 

Kicking things off was none other than Nicholos Carpenter, better known by his stage name, Medium Build. His music is a fusion of indie rock, pop and folk, all woven together with raw emotion and introspective lyrics. His sound feels intimate and confessional.

After a strong opener, the night truly hit its stride with the arrival of the headliner: Rainbow Kitten Surprise (RKS). All the way from North Carolina, RKS brought their highly anticipated 'Love Hate Music Box' tour to Budweiser Stage.

Rainbow Kitten surprise's sound has often been compared to that of Kings of Leon, one of my favorite bands. Their songs delve into themes like love, mental health, self-discovery and identity. Melo's soulful vocals added a raw emotional edge to the night, making every lyric feel urgent and alive. 

The night was unforgettable, filled with powerful music and a few extra thrills courtesy of Mother Nature herself. Despite the delay, both Medium Build and Rainbow Kitten Surprise delivered performances that more than made up for the short wait. 

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On Friday the 13th, a day known for its spooky vibes, the energy inside Uxbridge Music Hall was anything but eerie. My Son the Hurricane, the 12-piece brass-fueled group, brought the house down with their signature blend of funk, jazz, and hip-hop. Presented by Music By The Bay Live, this show was a perfect fit for the day – lively, unpredictable, and full of good vibes.

The intimate venue buzzed with excitement as the band filled the room with infectious energy, making it a night to remember. Friday the 13th never felt so fun!

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This was my second time covering The Script, and they continue to hold a special place in my heart as one of my favorite pop rock bands. The last time I saw them was at Massey Hall in April 2022, and once again, they proved why they have such a dedicated fanbase.

Just a few days before their headlining show at History, The Script had opened for Pink at Rogers Centre. Many fans who witnessed that performance rushed to catch them again, eager to experience a full set from the band. The crowd at History was treated to a dynamic mix of classic hits and new tracks from their latest album, Satellites.
 

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Despite the relentless rain, the Budweiser Stage in Toronto was ablaze with extraordinary Canadian talent. The evening kicked off with the soulful melodies of Canadian folk singer-songwriter Akhinoah Habah Izarh, better known as AHI. 

Following AHI, the stage welcomed the electrifying Colin James. The Canadian rock singer-songwriter needed no introduction, and he had the crowd energized from the very first note of his opening song, 'Voodoo Thing'.

The night culminated with a performance by the headlining act Amanda Marshall. The Canadian Juno Award-winning pop-rock singer took to the stage with an ironic twist, opening with a fitting song, 'Let it Rain'. 

A night to remember despite the downpour.

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The evening kicked off with a stellar performance by the house band, Voodoo Pawn Shop who set the stage for Canadian rock band, Junkhouse. 

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Tonight, at The Opera House, they mesmerized the audience by delivering their seminal 2007 album 'Colors' in its entirety. Fans can anticipate another exhilarating experience as the band gears up to perform Color II during their second show on March 20, 2024. A presentation by Embrace Presents.

This marks my second encounter with the band, the previous being in June 2023. For further insights, please scroll down to access their link. 

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Haken, a progressive metal band hailing from London, England, emerged onto the scene in 2007. Renowned for their virtuoso musicianship, they've garnered widespread acclaim.

This marks my third encounter with the band: the first was in May 2022 when they supported Symphony X, and the second in May 2023 when they headlined. 

Following their well-received sixth studio album 'Virus' in 20218, their latest offering 'Fauna' arrived in 2023. If you haven't yet, it's certainly worth giving it a listen. 

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Meshuggah, the vanguards of Swedish extreme metal, descended upon History on December 15, 2023, delivering a performance that can only be described as mind-bending. The night, already charged with anticipation, featured a formidable opening act in the form of special guest Inflames, another Swedish heavy metal juggernaut that had graced Toronto back in September 2022, and deathcore metal band from Knoxville, Tennessee, Whitechapel.

Unfortunately, some of the media was not allowed to shoot the first opening band, Whitechapel, but word on the street painted a vivid picture of a performance that was nothing short of explosive.

Inflames took the stage, proving once again why they are revered in the metal community. The band delivered a potent set that served as a power prelude to the main event.

And then, Meshuggah emerged, an uncompromising force ready to conquer History. Frontman Jens Kidman's guttural vocals cut through the musical onslaught, captivating the crowd.  The guitarists, bathed in ethereal glow, executed their technical wizardry with a precision that seemed almost otherworldly. Drummer Tomas Haake proved once again why he stands as an unparalleled force in the realm of extreme metal drumming. The Dimly lit stage played a pivotal role in shaping the immersive experience of Meshuggah's performance, perfectly aligning with the thematic depth of their ninth studio album, Immutable.

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A mid-week extravaganza at History in Toronto when renowned lead vocalist Mike Paton, guitarist Trey Spurance, bassist Trevor Dunn, rhythm guitarist Scott Ian and exceptional drummer David Lombardo, also known as Mr. Bungle, brought their experimental rock to a sold-out show. The night's opening act was none other than Battles, also an experimental rock band hailing from New York, featuring John Stanier on drums and Ian Williams on guitar and keys. 

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Kicking off a late summer evening was special guest, Lorna Shore, an impactful deathcore ensemble hailing from the shores of New Jersey, USA. Following their performance, the stage was claimed by Gojira, a dynamic groove metal group from France. Finally, taking the spotlight as the headliner for the night was Mastodon, a progressive metal powerhouse originating from the vibrant city of Atlanta. 

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American metalcore band from Phoenix, Arizona Blessthefall brought their Hollow Bodies 10-Year Anniversary Tour to Toronto. Special guests were Dragged Under, Kingdom of Giants and Caskets

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Yet another exceptional blues occasion unfolded as Monkeyjunk, a rock/blues sensation hailing from Ottawa, Ontario, graced the spotlight at Blues Holler in Uxbridge. With two Juno Awards under their belt for Blues Album of the Year, this Canadian band has solidified its prowess. Fronted by Steve Marriner, who commands vocals, baritone guitar, and harmonica, alongside Tony D on lead guitar and Matt Sobb on drums, this trio boasts mastery in their respective domains. 

Adding to the allure of the night, the renowned acoustic lap steel guitar virtuoso, Richard Henderson alongside Gary O'Connor, kicked off the show...

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When the stars align and musical talents converge, it's an experience to be cherished. Such was the case on a magical night that brought together a constellation of Canadian musicians to Budweiser Stage.

Regrettably, unforeseen circumstances prevented me from documenting the initial two performances. However, commencing the night's proceedings was Tim Baker, an accomplished singer-songwriter hailing from St. John’s, Newfoundland, alongside the Canadian indie folk duo also originating from the same locale, Fortunate Ones.

Upon stepping into the venue, I found the crowd still streaming in, and serendipity favored me, granting the opportunity to capture the last two performances. Leading the lineup was Donovan Woods, originating from Sarnia, Ontario, followed by the illustrious Alan Doyle, a name synonymous with musical eminence and deserving of no formal introduction. 

This marked my third occasion capturing the vivacity of Mr. Doyle's live concert performances. The inaugural instance transpired when he graced the stage as the opening act for Blue Rodeo in August 2021, at this very venue. Subsequently, in 2022, I had the privilege to document his presence at the 37th Annual George Street Festival in St. John’s, Newfoundland. Links to both of these memorable concerts can be found below.
 

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Renowned for his exceptional talents, Steve Vai, a distinguished American guitarist, composer, and songwriter, made a captivating stop on his 'Inviolate 2023' tour in the vibrant city of Toronto. With three Grammy Awards under his belt, Vai's musical prowess was on full display as he took the stage at The Danforth Music Hall, delivering a mesmerizing performance to an enthralled seated audience.

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The evening kicked off with the familiar and beloved house band, Voodoo Pawn Shop, a blues and rock ensemble that needs no introduction among the regulars at the Holler. For those who haven't experienced their captivating performances yet, I highly recommend checking them out online and following their socials to stay updated on their music and upcoming shows. You won't be disappointed!

Headlining the night was Bill Hurst, an iconic Canadian blues rock artist, showcased his talents as a singer, songwriter, and guitarist. As one of the founding members of the renowned band Thundermug, his live performance was nothing short of legendary.

Mark your calendars for August at Blues Holler, as the stage will be taken over by yet another incredible Canadian blues rock band, Monkey Junk. This is an event you definitely don't want to miss!

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Last night Toronto witnessed a musical spectacle as two bands took the stage at History.

The evening commenced with the vibrant sounds of The Heavy Heavy, a talented band hailing from Brighton, UK. The band fronted by the charismatic duo of Will Turner and Georgie Fuller. Georgie's boundless energy on stage immediately won the hearts of the crowd and despite being the bands inaugural performance in Toronto, by the overwhelming response from the crowd assures me this won't be the last time we witness them grace a venue in this city. 

Then came the highly anticipated headliner. The Revivalist, an 8-piece American rock band known for their perfect blend of rock, soul and blues. Lead vocalist David Shaw, with his commanding presence and powerful voice instantly commanded the stage. The band's remarkable instrumental skills were showcased in all glory... Without a doubt, this ensemble's stellar performance is a must-see on their "Pour It Out Into The Night" tour, don't miss out. 

Below are few shots from their performance in Toronto... 

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Australian punk rock band, Amyl and the Sniffers with special guest Gloin took the stage and played a sold-out show in Toronto. 

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American bluegrass band Nickel Creek and special guest Aoife O'Donovan stole the hearts of their fans in Toronto. 

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Opening the night was Canadian alternative/indie band, PONY. Headlining the night was an American supergroup, L.S. Dunes.

Click below to view a few captures from their performance in Toronto.

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There's a special kind of excitement that comes with attending a live concert, especially when it involves one of your all-time favorite bands. For me, that dream became a reality as I eagerly made my way to RBC Echo Beach to witness the legendary Danish rock band, Volbeat, perform on their 'Servant Of The Road' tour. Adding to the anticipation, Halestorm, a fantastic American hard rock band from Pennsylvania, was set to open the night. As a devoted fan of both bands, this was a momentous occasion that I couldn't wait to experience.

Halestorm took the stage, and from the moment they burst into their first song, 'I Missed the Misery' they captivated the audience. Lzzy Hale's powerful vocals resonated throughout the venue, leaving no doubt as to why she is hailed as one of rock's most incredible frontwomen.

Click here for Halestorm's set list.

After an electrifying performance by Halestorm and a brief intermission, Volbeat emerged, ready to conquer the stage. From the thumping beat and the opening notes of their first song, 'The Devil's Bleeding Crown' the fans were charged with undeniable energy. 

Click here for Volbeat's set list.

Experiencing the raw power and passion of Halestorm's opening act, followed by the electrifying performance of Volbeat, left an unquestionable mark on my heart. I can proudly say that I checked off a major item from my bucket list that night.

It's moments like these that remind us why live music is an essential part of our lives.

Below are a few shots from their show in Toronto...
 

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The evening of live music showcased three incredible bands. Despite the intermittent rain, the spirits remained undampened as the resilient crowd arrived well prepared with beach umbrellas and rain gear. Determined to have a good time, they embraced the unique weather conditions and turned it into a night of fun. 

Kicking off Festivus was the house band, Voodoo Pawn Shop. Following the audience was treated to the soulful melodies and impressive talent of Maple Blues award-winning harmonica player, singer and songwriter Larry Kurtz & The Law Breakers. Closing the night was an original blues/rock band, Blue Room. Please check the links to all three band and follow them on their socials. 

Despite the rain showers, Festivus proved to be an event worth braving the weather for. If you missed this show, remember next in this month, July 29th is Canadian Blues artist Bill Durst at Blues Holler. 

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The Toronto music scene was set ablaze as the Russian deathcore band from Florida stormed The Danforth Music Hall during their 2023 North American tour. The combination of face masks, headbanging and bone-crushing death metal riffs created an electric atmosphere that left fans exhilarated. From the moment the first song kicked in, body surfing commenced. It was evident that this show would be an unforgettable experience for everyone in attendance.

Click below to view a few captures from their show in Toronto...

Slaughter To Prevail at The Danforth Music Hall in Toronto
 

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Budweiser Stage was buzzing with excitement as iconic English pop rock band Tears For Fears made their return to the stage while on their "Tipping Point Tour Part II. For the band, this tour was a significant milestone in their storied career, as the band's previous album, "Everybody Loves a Happy Ending," was released in 2004. Finally, in 2022 the wait was over as Tears For Fears unveiled "The Tipping Point," their long-awaited studio album.

The opening act was American indie rock band, Cold War Kids, from Long Beach, California.

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Toronto's Danforth Music Hall witnessed a remarkable evening of progressive metal when American powerhouse Between The Buried and Me, hailing from North Carolina brought their 'The Parallax II: Future Sequence Tour' to the city. Joining them on stage were two equally talented opening acts, Thank you scientist and Rivers of Nihil. 

Kicking of the evening festivities was Rivers of Nihil, a death metal band hailing from Pennsylvania followed by a progressive rock band from New Jersey, Thank You Scientist.  

Finally, the moment arrived when Between the Buried and Me took the stage, igniting a surge of excitement throughout the venue. 

Every band delivered an awe-inspiring performance. Don't miss out on this tour - still a few Canadian dates left for those who missed out. 

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American punk rock band Descendents along with Circle Jerks brought their long-awaited show to Toronto. Opening the night was yet another American punk rock band, The Adolescents.

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Sepultura, a renowned Brazilian groove metal band from Belo Horizonte and Kreator, a death metal band from Germany, joined forces for their 'Klash of the Titan North American 2023' tour at The Danforth Music Hall in Toronto. 

The heavy metal extravaganza commenced early in the evening, with doors opening at 5:00PM. Kicking off the night was Spirit World, a captivating death western metal band, who took the stage at 6:00PM. Following them was Death Angel, an American thrash metal band from California at 7:20PM. Finally, the two headlining acts, Kreator and Sepultura performed at 8:30PM and 10:00PM.

A Thursday night of metal music was truly spectacular, offering an incredible experience for all devoted metal fans.

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Sue Foley, a renowned Canadian blues guitarist and singer, graced the stage at Blues Holler, captivating the audience with her mesmerizing blues vocals and iconic pink telecaster guitar. Known as the Ice Queen, foley delivered and unforgettable performance that left no room for disappointment. The evening kicked off with the energetic blues rock band Voodoo Pawn Shop, hailing from Uxbridge, Ontario.

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The night was truly unforgettable when Walk off the Earth, an indie pop band hailing from Burlington, took the stage in one of Canada's iconic outdoor venues. They headlined a lineup that showcased an all-Canadian music event.

The evening kicked off with Preston Pablo, a 21-year-old Canadian artist from Timmins, Ontario. Next, was talented singer-songwriter and YouTuber from Mississauga, Ontario, Johnny Orlando.

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Brighton's renowned punk rock band brought their 'Across The Pond' tour, captivating a packed audience at Toronto's Danforth Music Hall. Kicking off the exhilarating night was Spilly Cave and a local indie rock sensation from Toronto, Good Kid.

The sold-out crowd was brimming with excitement and energy as Lovejoy unleashed an incredible performance, click below to view a few images from the show. 

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Canadian singer-songwriter from Hamilton, Ontario, Tom Wilson is known for his diverse musical style that combines elements of rock, folk, country and blues. Wilson is known for several musical projects through the years including the bands Junkhouse and Blackie and the Rodeo Kings.

Tom Wilson has received numerous awards and accolades throughout his career, including multiple Juno Awards with both Junkhouse and Blackie and the Rodeo kings. 

On a warm sunny afternoon, the air was buzzing with anticipation as the crowd streamed into the Blues Holler. The meticulously organized parking arrangements catered to those planning to soak in the entire show. Armed with picnic lunches and their preferred libations, the enthusiastic fans eagerly staked out their spots in front of the stage. They were all set to embark on an unforgettable musical journey led by non-other than the acclaimed Canadian singer-songwriter, Tom Wilson. 

Tom was joined on stage by Jesse O'Brien, a Juno award-winning producer/songwriter and his son Thompson Wilson, a talented singer-songwriter and musician who is now an integral part of Lee Harvey Osmond - A remarkable Canadian Psychedelic folk project fronted by Tom himself.

The first set delivered an engaging performance. However, what truly set this experience apart was the seamless integration of his bestselling book, Beautiful Scars. With every note and every work, Toms's magnetic presence enveloped the crowd, creating a profound connection that transcended the boundaries of music and literature.

Following a brief intermission, Tom returned to the stage accompanied by an awe-inspiring 8 piece symphony. The symphonic arrangements breathed new life into his music, the blend of the symphony and Wilson's composition was nothing short of transformative, leaving a lasting impression on all who were fortunate enough to witness this symphonic enchantment. 

Tom Wilson's Symphonic Scars concert at the Blues Holler in Uxbridge left an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of all those fortunate enough to attend.

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A few shots from their performance in Oshawa...

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From Houston, Texas, Waterparks brought their 'Property Tour' to Toronto. Opening the night was musical artist Elliot Lee and a Christian, ambient rock band, Hunny.

Click below to view images from their sold-out show in Toronto...

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It was time to ParTay when Garnetta Cromwell & DaGroovMasters, a classic soulful blues band took the stage at Port Whitby Marina. Garnetta had people up and dancing in no time and her high energy, powerful vocals and interaction with the crowd was outstanding. What an amazing way to spend Mother's Day...

Click below to view a few captures from their performance in Whitby, Ontario. 

Garnetta Cromwell & DaGroovmasters at Whitby Marina on May 13, 2023.

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American metalcore band, August Burns Red on their '20 Year Anniversary Tour' took over The Danforth Music Hall in Toronto. Special guests were American metalcore band, The Devil Wears Prada and a Scottish heavy metal band, Bleed from Within.

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Metalore band from Florida, Wage War with Special guest Spite and Nothing, Nowhere brought "The Manic Tour 2023" to The Danforth Music Hall in Toronto. 

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Progressive metal band from London, England Haken brought their 'North American Fauna Expedition' tour to Toronto. Special guest for the night was Arch Echo, five musicians who performed a progressive metal/fusion set which got an instant approval from the crowd.  

Click on the image to view a few captures from their show in Toronto..

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American Deathcore band from Salt Lake City, Chelsa Grin took the stage in Toronto and played a sold-out show while on their 'Suffer In Hell' 2023 tour. Special guest... Left to Suffer, OV Sulfur, and CARNIFEX. 

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American indie rock band Joywave took the stage in Toronto while on their 'Express Wash North America Spring 2023' tour. Openers for the night was American electronic pop singer, Elliot Lee and Canadian indie pop band from Oshawa, Ontario, Dizzy. 

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Canadian indie pop band Valley on their 2023 North American tour "Lost in Translation" played a sold-out show and by popular demand will play the Danforth tomorrow, April 16th as well. 

Special guest for the night was from Calgary, Alberta, Devon Cole.

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From London Ontario alternative rock band, Texas King rocked Oshawa on their "Whatever You Break' spring tour. Opening the night was Boston Levi and Bud.

Click below to view a few shots from their show at The Biltmore...

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An Australian/Canadian musical duo Matthew Fuentes and Holly Forrest FXRRVST were the opening act for the night. Headlining was American rock band from Benson Minnesota Tiny Moving Parts. Talk about keeping it in the family, two brothers, William and Matthew Chevalier and their cousin Dylan Mattheisen do just that. 

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American Pop/Funk band Ripe on their 'Bright Blues Tour 2023' took the stage in Toronto. Opening the night was American Pop singer-songwriter AJ Smith.

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Ripe's performance at The Danforth Music Hall in 2020...

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From San Antonio, Texas, heavy metal, hard rock band Nothing More brought their Spirits 2023 North American Tour to Toronto. Special guest was American metalcore band from Dallas, Texas, Crown the Empire and post hardcore band from San Diego, California, Thousand Below. 

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Below are a few shots of Nothing More's performance at Budweiser Stage in Toronto on August 20, 2018. 

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From Los Angeles, California, indie rock band Cheekface blew the roof off last night in Toronto. Opening the night was alternative punk band form L.A. Sad Park. 

Pictures from their show in Toronto...

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Canadian grunge, alternative rock band Softcult played a sold-out show in Toronto. It's always exciting to see a band sell out a show at their favorite venue, apparently Solftcult debuted at Drake Underground about a year ago. The fact that this was the last leg of their North American tour also added excitement to the mix.

Opener for the night was grunge pop band from Toronto, PONY. Heads up, PONY are holding an album release show for their new album 'Velveteen' on May 26, 2023, at The Drake Underground. Remember to check their socials for more information.

Great performance by both bands...

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Canadian alternative rock band from Vancouver and Juno nominee, Rare Americans took the stage for a sold-out show in Toronto while on their 'Milk & Honey' Canada tour. Special guest was Jade the Moon.

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Norwegian singer-songwriter Anna Lotterud, aka Anna of the North is on her 2023 North American 'Crazy' tour. Toronto was the 5th stop, six more shows ahead with two sold-out shows in Portland and Seattle. 

Opening the night was singer-songwriter Maris and RebMoe 

Anna Of the North - Velvet Underground - March 24, 2023 Maris - Velvet Underground - March 24, 2023 RebMoe - Velvet Underground - March 24, 2023

The concert featured three different acts, each bringing a unique sound to the stage. The show started with Carly Cosgrove, a trio from Philadelphia. Their performance set the tone for the night and got the crowd excited for what was to come. 

Next up was Hot Mulligan, a pop punk band from Michigan. This band has gained a lot of attention over the last couple of years and definitely not to be missed. 

Finally, The Wonder Years, a six-piece band from Pennsylvania on their "The Hum Goes On Forever" tour. Thier music was a blend of pop punk and emo, fast and loud. They still have a few dates remaining on their tour which ends on March 26, 2023. 

The Wonder Years - History Toronto - March 20, 2023 Hot Mulligan - History Toronto - March 20, 2023

Sold out show at The Velvet Underground when British singer-songwriter Rachel Agatha Keen, aka RAYE performed her 21st Century Blues tour in Toronto. Opening the night was American singer-songwriter and musician Mike Sabath and the Moongirls.

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American indie rock band Mamalarky took the stage as the first opening band for the night followed by hardcore band from Los Angeles Militarie Gun. Headlining the night was garage punk band White Reaper, they did not disappoint their fans while they played a sold-out show in Toronto on their 'Asking for A Ride' tour.

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From Texas, a great performance by alternative rock band Blue October when they played The Danforth while on their "Spin The Truth Around" tour. Opening the night also from Texas was Beatnik Bandits.

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American Metalcore band from Texas, Fit for a King took the stage in Toronto while on their Hell We Create tour with special guests Kingdon of Giants, Alpha Wolf, and Northlane. 

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Original Talking Heads keyboardist and guitarist Jeremiah Griffin Harrison, aka Jerry Harrison along with American musician, singer-songwriter and guitarist Adrian Belew did a pit stop in Toronto. The duo is on their "Remain in Light" 2023 North American tour which started on February 16th in Denver Colorado and ends June 20th in Tampa, Florida. This is not a show to be missed, the show sold out in Toronto. 

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Jerry Harrison & Adrian Belew

Opening the night was talented Miina, singer-songwriter from Finland, currently based in Toronto.  Miina's music is known for its blend of folk and Pop influences, she has been praised for her emotive and soulful voice which is warm and brings her lyrics to life. Her performance was dynamic and engaging, with a sense of intimacy that draws the audience in. 

Miian

Next on the bill was The Darcys, a Canadian rock duo who have been active since 2007. They are known for their experimental approach to rock music, incorporating elements of electronic and ambient music into their sound. Their performance at The Danforth Music Hall was energetic and captivating.
The Darcys
Headlining the night was a Canadian alternative indie band hailing from Toronto, Bedouin Soundclash. The band is on tour promoting their new album "We Will Meet in a Hurricane". They definitely have a unique sound which draws from different genres. Their fusion of reggae, rock and punk elements has garnered them a lot of attention in the indie music scene, both in Canada and internationally. One of my favourite albums is "Sounding a Mosaic" which features their hit single "When the Night Feels My Song".

One of the things that sets Bedouin Soundclash apart is their ability to create a connection with their audience, which is a testament to their skill as performers and musicians. 

Bedouin Soundclash
Overall, the lineup at The Danforth Music Hall was diverse with an exciting mix of different genres and styles. 

A sold out show at Velvet Underground with headliner A Wilhelm Scream and friends The Anti-Queens, Brutal Youth and Choices Made.
A few shots from their performance in Toronto... Check back for additional images, coming soon...

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Irish singer-songwriter Jonathon Ng, aka EDEN took the stage at History. Special guest were alternative indie pop duo from Los Angles Slenderbodies.

Here are some pictures from their performance in Toronto.

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An outstanding performance by JAM and their special guests My Own Addiction and Equals

A few images from their performance at The Biltmore Theatre in Oshawa. 

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