Concerts in Toronto this fall range from local heroes like Daniel Caesar, Feist and Arcade Fire to massive names like Jay-Z, Katy Perry and Marilyn Manson. The fall music season this year does not disappoint, just don't forget those ear plugs.
Events you might want to check out:Feist (September 24 @ Massey Hall)
Feist released a very subdued, but beautiful record this year. To hear it live in this venue will be nothing but a pleasure.
Metz (September 29-30 @ Lee's Palace)
Meetz plays two-very loud nights at this perfectly grimy live music spot.
The Kooks (October 2 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
The high energy rockers make a big return to the stage, and they just released a greatest hits record, so you're guaranteed to know all the words if you're a fan.
Thievery Corporation (October 3 @ REBEL)
The legendary electronic ensemble are getting rave reviews for their latest tour. They pretty much invented music to chill to.
Music of John Williams (October 3 @ Roy Thomson Hall)
The TSO celebrates the incredible catalogue of one of the most-honoured film composers of all time. Enjoy all your fave themes, including the Star Wars, E.T., Jaws, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Jurassic Park, Schindlers List, and more.
Harry Styles world tour (October 4 @ Massey Hall)
The latest member of One Direction to go solo hits the road on a world tour, including this single, intimate stop in Toronto.
Halsey (October 4 @ Air Canada Centre)
The pop sensation just dropped her latest album and stops in on Toronto. She'll be singing a lot more than that "Closer" song with the Chainsmokers, that's for sure.
Hanson (October 4 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
MmmmmmBop! One of the most adorable pop-brother-trio's of all time is celebrating their 25th anniversary with the Middle of Everywhere Tour.
Marilyn Manson (October 5 @ REBEL)
The king of doom, gloom, creepiness and goth rock is touring his latest record and pissing off Bieber fans wherever he goes.
Future Islands (October 6 @ Massey Hall & Roy Thomson Hall)
A night of dream-pop from the Baltimore electronic indie rockers.
Yelle (October 7 @ Adelaide Hall)
One of France's best exports since baguettes, it's Yelle! The pop thing is doing a fun club tour get to get intimate and dance-y with her fans.
Azealia Banks (October 8 @ The Opera House)
The New York "212" house diva lands in Toronto for a high energy night of dance music, vocals and attitude.
Deadmau5 (October 8 @ Enercare Centre)
A huge EDM show to help you get ready for winter. Big lights, sounds, and a mouse head - all courtesy of the Lots of Shows in a Row: Pt. 2 tour.
Nicolas Jaar (October 11 @ Massey Hall & Roy Thomson Hall)
The legendary Chilean-American composer is respected around the globe for his soothing, woozy sounds, mixes and albums. Don't miss your chance to see him live.
Paramore (October 13 @ Massey Hall)
A night of massive pop songs infused with guitar, emotion, grit and sugary appeal unlike any band since No Doubt.
Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets (October 13 @ Sony Centre for the Performing Arts)
Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets In Concert with the TSO. Watch the movie live along with the band.
Enrique Iglesias & Pitbull Live! (October 15 @ Air Canada Centre)
These two buggers re-scheduled this show from earlier this summer, but it doesn't really matter because it's only going to feel like summer while you're dancing to all the hits at this big show.
Kesha (October 16 @ REBEL)
Kesha has had a very big year. The comeback of the year, maybe? She's got enough pop hits and new emotional songs to keep you dancing 'till the lights come on.
The Psychedelic Furs (October 16 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
The legendary English rock band have new material and plenty of back catalogue to present a memorable evening of music to their Toronto fans.
Foster The People (October 19 @ REBEL)
The California rockers who gave us "Pumped Up Kicks" have a new record and people are liking it. You might need to hear a lot of it until they play your favourite song towards the end.
Fall Out Boy (October 25 @ Air Canada Centre)
Yup, they're still around, people still love them, they've still got hits and enough energy to put together a new tour. Fans won't want to miss the M A N I A Tour.
Guns N' Roses (October 29 @ Air Canada Centre)
The North American leg of their massive Not In This Lifetime reunion tour will cover all your favourite hits and misses.
Tori Amos (October 30 @ Massey Hall)
The red headed queen of piano and poetry returns to Toronto on her Native Invader Tour to play songs from her latest record.
Katy Perry (October 31 @ ACC)
Katy Perry shows off her new album, hits and looks during the Witness World Tour.
Janet Jackson (November 2 @ Air Canada Centre)
Janet had to take a break during her tour a couple years back to have a kid and divorce her husband. Now happier, in shape and richer than ever, she's touring all the hits on her State of the World Tour.
Arcade Fire (November 3 @ Air Canada Centre)
Did you get the memo about the dress code? Check the internet and see what's up. You'll be refused entry if you're dressed like an a-hole at the Infinite Content tour.
Syd (November 9 @ The Phoenix Concert Theatre)
Part of The Internet, Syd struck out on her own this year with amazing results. This show will be one for the books.
Timber Timbre (November 9 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
The Prince of Toronto gloom, darkness, and cemetery soundtracks made a move to a slightly more optimistic and electronic sound with his latest record. Don't miss this show.
Galantis (November 16 @ REBEL)
Giant screens, lasers, fire and two British electronic producers jumping around the stage with flags and club hits, is what you'll get with this show.
Crystal Castles (November 17 @ Danforth Music Hall)
Alice Glass is out, but Edith Frances is in and Crystal Castles continue their noise-y electronic explorations.
Wannabe Spice Girls Tribute (November 17 @ The Phoenix Concert Theatre)
Toronto's very own Spice Girls tribute band not only play all the Spice hits, but all kinds of 90s pop gems with their live band.
Mura Masa (November 18 @ Danforth Music Hall)
Best known for his song "Lovesick," which reached number one on the Spotify Viral charts, this is one up and coming electronic man you do not want to miss seeing while you can.
Cut Copy (November 21 @ The Phoenix Concert Theatre)
Did you know Cut Copy came out with a record this year? It's true. There are no big hits yet, but these Aussies always put on a most excellent show.
Dua Lipa (November 22 @ REBEL)
One of the most interesting pop things to release music this year, Dua Lipa's "New Rules" is all over the radio and the internet right now. This will be a great night of pop.
Jay-Z (November 22 @ Air Canada Centre)
The 4:44 Tour will be a testament to the album of the same name released this year, and a guaranteed night hip hop entertainment.
Liam Gallagher Toronto (November 23 @ Rebel)
The Oasis man brother gone solo hits Toronto on his world tour.
Grizzly Bear (November 27 @ Massey Hall)
Warm, fuzzy, furry indie rock from Brooklyn makes its way to Toronto for a night of favourites and new material from their brand new record.
Death From Above (December 2 @ The Phoenix Concert Theatre)
The boys of rock and electro make a grand return... with their new friend called techno to help push the dance party to intense new levels.
LCD Soundsystem (December 3 @ Air Canada Centre)
LCD Soundsystem's new album has been getting rave reviews, and now they're touring it with a giant rock and dance concert. Expect lots of sound and lights and hits.
Evanescence (December 8 @ Sony Centre for the Performing Arts)
One of the most emotional, pop-goth, over-the-top rock bands of our time are touring again.
The National (December 9 @ Sony Centre for the Performing Arts)
The American indie-rockers recently released their 7th studio album and are on this intimate tour in support of it.
Barenaked Ladies (December 9 @ Massey Hall)
If you had a million dollars, would you buy tickets for all your friends with bottle service to see the great return of the BNL? Good news! You don't have to pay THAT much.
Alvvays (December 13 @ Mod Club Theatre)
The much-loved Toronto indie-pop group does a four-night residency on the west side to make sure all their local friends and fans get a chance to hear their new stuff.
Daniel Caesar (December 16 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
Snoh Aalegra opens for one of the most buzzed-about artists in Toronto this year. This is the first of three sold-out shows, so good luck to you!
Serena Ryder (December 21 @ The Danforth Music Hall)
The stompa Canadian diva has had quite a year, and she caps it all with a final show in the city.
by Phil Villeneuve via blogTO
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