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Listen to "I Love You" by Tobias Jesso Jr.
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Photos: Folk Bitch Trio at The Sound Garage
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Photos: Cœur de pirate at The Concert Hall
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The Mars Volta Bring Controlled Chaos to Toronto’s History
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Photos: Burton Cummings at El Mocambo
Whitney join forces with GRAMMY-winner Madison Cunningham on “Evangeline,” the final preview of their upcoming album Small Talk, out this Friday via AWAL. The sweeping duet showcases the band’s lush, emotional return to form — listen now.
Puscifer return with “Pendulum,” the second single from their upcoming album Normal Isn’t, arriving February 6. The track channels dark ‘80s post-punk energy and introduces a mysterious new character to the Pusciverse. Listen now.
Canadian rapper Shad shares “Slanted,” the final single from his upcoming album Start Anew, a powerful close to his trilogy of socially conscious hip-hop, out October 31 via Secret City Records.
Parcels are back in Toronto with their new album LOVED and a stop on their LOVED Tour at Coca-Cola Coliseum on October 21. Here’s why you won’t want to miss it.
This Sunday, Side Launch Brewing London throws its biggest party yet: a one-day festival headlined by hometown hero Shad, plus Menno Versteeg, Born in the Eighties, and Sunshine Makers.
Melbourne’s Folk Bitch Trio lit up The Sound Garage with a beautifully intimate set. Click through to see the full photo gallery capturing every moment of their standout performance.
Cœur de Pirate lit up The Concert Hall in Toronto last night on her Cavale tour, delivering a beautifully intimate performance. Check out our full gallery of photos capturing every moment from the show.
The Mars Volta ignite Toronto’s History with a shadow-drenched, all-new set from Lucro sucio; Los ojos del vacio. View the full photo gallery.
The Mars Volta lit up Toronto’s History with a shadow-drenched set of all-new material. Read our review and explore the full photo gallery from the show.
Swedish hardcore legends Refused tore through Toronto one last time on their farewell tour, delivering a ferocious set that was equal parts celebration and goodbye. Read the full review and see the photos here.
Braving waist-high snowbanks and bone-chilling temperatures, Toronto’s hardcore faithful packed History for the kickoff of Counterparts’ Heaven Let Them Die tour. Read our review and check out all the concert photos from the night here.
Toronto’s live music scene in 2024 was unforgettable – from electric punk shows to intimate indie sets, we captured it all. Check out our favourite concert photos of the year and relive the moments that made this year one to remember.
This year's list covers an eclectic mix of genres and styles, from emerging artists to pop culture icons. Whether you're into death metal, infectious indie pop, hip-hop, or experimental sounds, this collection will shake up your everyday rotation.
Without further ado, here are the 50 Best Albums of 2024, according to us.
Step into the cosmic chaos of Blood Incantation's jaw-dropping set at Lee's Palace, where progressive death metal collided with intergalactic vibes. From Midwife's hauntingly beautiful opening set to chants of "Open the Stargate!"—relive the night and check out the full gallery of concert photos.
Tobias Jesso Jr.’s new single “I Love You” is everything we’ve missed from him — raw, intimate, and quietly overwhelming, right up until that explosive closing drum section that completely floored us. Listen to his new track here.
Despised Icon’s new album Shadow Work is out today — and its standout track “Corpse Pose” is a relentless reminder of why they’re still deathcore royalty. Hit play and experience the chaos for yourself.
Thrice crank the intensity with “Gnash,” a new single that marks a heavy return to form. Dive into our pick for Best New Track and hear the band at their most unrelenting in years.
Deftones are back with one of their most atmospheric tracks yet. Hear the stunning new single “My Mind Is a Mountain” and get a glimpse of what’s to come on their newly announced album.
From shoegaze fuzz to metalcore fury, this week’s new releases deliver something for everyone. Dive into standout albums from Hotline TNT, HAIM, Malevolence, and more. Tap your favourite music app and discover something new.
Stereolab shares “Melodie Is A Wound,” the follow-up single to the album’s announcement earlier this month, Instant Holograms On Metal Film releasing on May 23, 2025. Listen to the track here.
CONCERT PHOTO ARCHIVE
A deep dive into some of our best Toronto concert photos from the past decade.
All photography by Steve St. Jean
Waxahatchee and MJ Lenderman just announced a co-headline tour, and Toronto fans can catch their special duo performance at Massey Hall on April 25, 2026. Click through for everything you need to know about Waxahatchee & MJ Lenderman’s 2026 tour.