After a 10-year hiatus and 13 years since their last Montreal performance, Juno-nominated Toronto-based rap-rock band Down With Webster has reunited for a series of 2024 appearances. The band made a triumphant return at The Beanfield Theatre on December 18th, supported by Sunsetto.
W.A.S.P. Brings the Album One Alive Tour to Montreal’s MTELUS: A Night to Remember
On Wednesday, November 13, 2024, Montreal fans packed MTELUS for an unforgettable night as W.A.S.P. brought their ‘Album One Alive’ Tour to town. This tour celebrates the 40th anniversary of their groundbreaking self-titled debut album by performing it in its entirety, start to finish. Opening the night was Armored Saint, delivering a powerhouse performance to set the stage.
JJ Wilde with Fionn Brings All My Vices Tour to Montreal: It Was a Night to Remember
On Sunday, November 10, 2024, at Le Studio TD, JJ Wilde, with support from Fionn, delivered an unforgettable night of raw energy and powerful vocals in Montreal.
Soul Asylum Played The Beanfield Theater In Montreal To A Captivated Audience
On Saturday, November 2, 2024, Soul Asylum, along with Blurry Eyes, played the Beanfield Theater in Montreal as part of their Slowly But Shirley tour. Fresh off their tour with Stone Temple Pilots, which wrapped up on September 15, Soul Asylum wasted no time before launching into their own headlining tour, running from September 26 to November 12. Their Montreal show delivered an electrifying night filled with both classic and new hits, captivating the crowd from start to finish.
Sarah Mclachlan plays her 30th anniversary of Fumbling Towards Ecstasy tour in Montreal
On June 20, 2024 at Place Bell in Laval, Quebec, Canada, Sarah McLachlan celebrated the 30th anniversary of her landmark album Fumbling Towards Ecstasy with a performance that was both intimate and nostalgic. This tour revisits the album that catapulted her to international fame three decades ago. Sarah wrote the album in Montreal and recorded it at the famous Le Studio in Morin Heights, Quebec, in 1993.
Avril Lavigne Rocks Vancouver with ‘Greatest Hit Tour’ Debut
Avril Lavigne’s ‘Greatest Hit Tour’ debut at Rogers Arena in Vancouver was a spectacular display of the singer’s enduring talent and captivating presence.
As a seasoned concertgoer who had previously witnessed Avril on her ‘Best Damn Thing’ tour, it was evident that she has not only maintained her exceptional performance quality but has perfected it over the last two decades.
The evening was a nostalgic journey for fans, as Avril revisited her roots with anecdotes about her early days performing in Vancouver and the anniversary of her debut album, ‘Let Go’.
The 15-song setlist blended her playful chart-topping hits, with the emotionally resonant ballads to create a cathartic experience for all in attendance.
The stage design reflected the various eras of Avril’s career, adding another dimension to the show. Her flawless vocals and infectious sass kept the screaming fans, adorned in striped neckties and cargo pants, out of their seats the entire performance.
All Time Low opened the show, setting the perfect tone for the night. Their hit covered setlist, combined with infectious stage presence, led into Avril’s electrifying performance with seamless energy and enthusiasm.
To sum it up, Avril Lavigne’s ‘Greatest Hit Tour’ debut was a testament to her continued relevance and artistry in the music industry. As a long-time fan who has witnessed her growth, it is clear that Avril remains just as determined, outspoken and rambunctious as ever.
Our Last Night Played A Packed MTELUS Theater In Montreal
As the crowd started filling MTelus, a local theatre located in Downtown Montreal, on May 15 2024, you knew it was going to be a good night. The place was packed with fans who enjoyed metal but with a twist: the headliner Our Last Night is mostly known for their heavy covers of pop songs!
Avenged Sevenfold Live In Ottawa
Legendary Rockers Avenge Sevenfold stop by on their Life’s Is But A Dream North American Tour in the Nations Capitol and we were there to rock out!
DON’T BLINK TWICE TORONTO
Blink-182 @ Scotiabank Arena / Photo Elliott Deseure
If you missed your chance to see the world acclaimed band Blink-182 this past Thursday night then don’t fear because they’re coming back to Scotiabank Arena Toronto in a few days on Monday May the 15th. The trio of Travis Barker, Mark Hoppus and Tom DeLonge stopped in on May 11th for the first of 2 shows to a sold out crowd as you can clearly see above on their “Crappy Punk Rock since 1992” World Tour!
Blink-182 / Travis Barker @ Scotiabank Arena / Photo Elliott Deseure
It has been a few years since the boys have stopped in Toronto, on official business that is and let me tell you it was a night of hits and new music that recently surfaced. This reunion tour has brought a lot of hope for the fans pre tour and now they’re here in full force, talking to many of the fans hearing nothing but love towards their favourite band.
Blink-182 / Tom DeLonge @ Scotiabank Arena / Photo Elliott Deseure
Having 20+ years in the business it’s not hard to see the professionalism on stage but at the same time each personality stays out, often youthfulness within each individual members, especially Tom. This time around a simple diamond shaped stage with lots of theatrics with moving lights and elevating drums, leading to an eye catchy and ear catchy show!
Blink-182 / Mark Hoppus @ Scotiabank Arena / Photo Elliott Deseure
Starting off the nights with “The Anthem Part Two”, “The Rock Show” and “Family Reunion”, then to be followed by another 23 songs in the setlist. Both Mark and Tom sounding amazing with their vocals a playing performances. And of course Barker on the skins sounding 10/10 as always!
Blink-182 @ Scotiabank Arena / Photo Elliott Deseure
Blink-182 @ Scotiabank Arena / Photo Elliott Deseure
Overall if you can manage to grab a ticket still for one of their upcoming shows I highly recommend doing so if you are a fan. The guys sounds amazing, give you your moneys worth for a long setlist of tunes, make a date night out of it, go grab some dinner before the show, maybe a beverage at the show and enjoy yourself. This tour is a must recommend from myself! Check it out at Live Nation if they aren’t sold out yet!
Turnstile’s @ Scotiabank Arena / Photo Elliott Deseure
The Turnstile’s were the second supporting act for the night. Putting on an energy packed performance they the crowd really enjoyed, great light show for an opener which is always great to see. If you’re wanting to see them check out their website as they have a busy year ahead filled full of shows. The band from Baltimore Maryland felt right at home in Toronto having a majority of the fans sing back their songs with them, which is the ultimate compliment.
Turnstile’s @ Scotiabank Arena / Photo Elliott Deseure
Beauty School Dropouts @ Scotiabank Arena / Photo Elliott Deseure
Kicking off the night was the crew of Beauty School Dropouts. They were an interesting band to add to the mix but it worked out fitting into the night, you could see them being a great support for Rage Against The Machine. The band and singer sounded amazing together, Toronto was into it. I can see big things coming from this band in the future, even Mark Hoppus from Blink-182 is featured in some of their music, definitely should check that out.
Beauty School Dropouts @ Scotiabank Arena / Photo Elliott Deseure
Kingston’s Grand Theatre , Something For Everyone in 2022-23 Season
Grand OnStage will be welcoming over 50 diverse and enthralling performances from across Canada and around the world. With an eclectic mix of artists representing dance, theatre, music, comedy, and circus, all of us involved with the Grand OnStage program look forward to seeing you at Kingston Grand this fall.
