Highly Anticipated EP Growing Up To Do
Drops October 27
“All My Friends Are Hot” Available NOW
ROBYN OTTOLINI ANNOUNCES THE ‘ALL MY FRIENDS ARE HOT’ NORTH AMERICAN TOUR
Danna Paola Enchants Toronto at History: A Mesmerizing Concert Experience
On a vibrant summer night in Toronto, music aficionados and fans of Latin pop sensation Danna Paola
Back to the ’80s: Culture Club, Berlin, and Howard Jones Rock the Night Away
On a balmy Toronto summer night, music enthusiasts from all walks of life gathered at the Budweiser Stage for a nostalgic journey back to the ’80s. The stage was set, and the atmosphere was electric, as three iconic bands – Berlin, Howard Jones, and Culture Club – took the stage to deliver a night of unforgettable performances.
Portugal the Man announces Canadian tour
Over the past decade, Portugal. The Man has established themselves as one of rock’s most prized possessions and a live phenomenon, with over 1,600 shows under their belts and a storied reputation as festival favourites.
JINJER Announces North American Headline Dates
Visiting Eight Canadian Cities in Addition to Stops in Milwaukee, WI, Myrtle Beach, SC and More!
Tickets Available Starting Today via Presales
General Onsale Begins this Friday, June 16 at 10:00 AM Local Time
DANIEL CAESAR PRESENTS SUPERPOWERS WORLD TOUR – LEG 2: U.S. & CANADA
Tickets Available Starting Tuesday, June 13 with Daniel Caesar Artist Presale
General Onsale Begins on Friday, June 16 at 9am Local on DanielCaesar.com
Dierks Bentley – Gravel & Gold tour stopped at the Budweiser Stage
Last week Dierks Bentley kicked off his Gravel and Gold Tour 2023 in Toronto at the Budweiser Stage. The show opened with the Bluegrass sound of Molly Tuttle and her band. The California native got the crowd going with music from her Grammy winning album. The sounds of the banjo, fiddle and mandolin along with the amazing harmonies got the crowd on their feet.
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
Lainey Wilson brings her Bell Bottom Country tour to History in Toronto
Lainey Wilson made her Canadian debut as she brought her Bell Bottom Country tour to History in Toronto on April 20 with special guest Jade Eagleson.
