PVRIS & Dua Saleh - White Noise Turns 10 at History Toronto

There are anniversary tours, and then there are nights that feel like a full-on reclamation of an era. PVRIS’ White Noise 10 Year Anniversary stop at History in Toronto landed firmly in the second category.

Sudanese American singer, rapper, poet, and actor Dua Saleh opened the night with a set that felt like stepping into a sci-fi R&B dream. Based in Minneapolis and known for their genre-fluid blend of rap, pop, and moody electronic textures, Saleh brought a completely different energy that still synced perfectly with PVRIS’ world-building.

By the time the intro tape rolled for PVRIS, the floor felt like a pressure cooker. Lynn Gunn walked out to a roar that never really dipped again until the last note of the encore. For Toronto, this wasn’t just a trip down memory lane. It felt like a checkpoint for both PVRIS and their fans – a chance to honor where White Noise started, celebrate everything that’s grown from it, and make space for a new wave of artists like Dua Saleh who are expanding what alternative, electronic, and R&B-infused rock can look and sound like.
 

PVRIS at History in Toronto Dua Saleh at History in Toronto

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