The 11 most anticipated concerts for Toronto in 2019

The most anticipated concerts for 2019 in Toronto include popstars who are teens, musicians who appeal to teens, and bands who help us relive our teens. It's a solid line-up with something for everyone, regardless of your musical tastes. 

Events you might want to check out:

Travis Scott (March 7 @ Scotiabank Arena)
American rapper and Stormi's dad is hitting Toronto on his world tour to put us all in sicko mode.
Robyn (March 14 @ Rebel)
Get your honey at this bop of a show from Swede queen whose last album was almost a decade ago.
KISS (March 20 @ Scotiabank Arena)
Get out your face paint and be ready to rock and roll all night with this stellar band at the end of their road.
Cher (April 22 @ Scotiabank Arena)
It's a woman's world for this musical icon who lands in Toronto on her seventh solo concert tour.
P!NK (May 13 @ Scotiabank Arena)
Raise your glass to pop's favourite bad girl. She's back to tell the truth about love with her Beautiful Trauma tour
Hugh Jackman (June 25 @ Scotiabank Arena)
The celebrity hall pass of everyone's mom (who you secretly like too) is performing hit songs from Broadway and film with a live orchestra.
Ariana Grande (June 26 @ Scotiabank Arena)
She taught me love, she taught me patience, and she taught me pain by making us wait until June to see her Sweetener tour.
Backstreet Boys (July 17 @ Scotiabank Arena)
As long as there is music, they'll be coming back again. Dredge up your middle school memories of arguing over which BSB is your fave (Howie because I like to fix people) at this throwback concert.
Queen and Adam Lambert (July 28 @ Scotiabank Arena)
The members of Queen have teamed up with American Idol participant Adam Lambert for a show that looks admittedly fun.
Shawn Mendes (September 6 @ Rogers Centre)
This homegrown hero will play his first ever stadium show in his hometown to wrap up the North American leg of his global arena tour.
Elton John (October 23 @ Scotiabank Arena)
Feel the love tonight with one of the world's greatest rockers in the world as he says goodbye to the yellow brick road.

by Martha Stortz via blogTO