What to know
- Angine de Poitrine, Geese and Journey are among the biggest artists performing in Toronto this week.
- Concerts run from Nov. 2 to Nov. 8 at venues including Scotiabank Arena, HISTORY, and Mod Club
- Tickets are still available for some shows, with prices starting at around $54 depending on the event.
Start November strong with another exciting week of concerts at venues around Toronto, including highly anticipated concerts from New York indie group Geese and French Canadian treasures Angine de Poitrine.
If the oldies are more your vibe, catch legendary 80s rock band Journey on their farewell tour at Scotiabank Arena this Wednesday. Whether you’re a small town girl or a city boy, the band’s final Toronto performance is sure to bring the emotion.
From Québécois math rock to hip-hop, concert lovers will have plenty of opportunities to catch a show or two around the GTA in the coming days.
Here are some of the artists performing in Toronto this week:
Geese
- When: Nov. 3 and 4
- Where: HISTORY
New York City indie rock band Geese will be taking the stage at HISTORY this Tuesday and Wednesday night to support their fourth studio album, Getting Killed. The band formed in 2016, but didn’t blow up in popularity until the mid-2020s, when their self-produced demos got the attention of several small record labels.
Geese became even more well-known in recent years, having opened for Greta Van Fleet, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, and Vampire Weekend on major North American and world tours. Although the band’s first three albums failed to chart, Getting Killed reached 96 on the Billboard 200 and also charted on the Australian, Ireland, and UK charts. In 2026, Geese won International Group of the Year at the Brit Awards.
Songs you might know: “100 Horses,” “Au Pays du Cocaine,” “Cobra,” “Taxes,” and “Husbands.”
Tickets for Geese’s two concerts at HISTORY are sold out.
Vince Staples
- When: Nov. 4
- Where: Queen Elizabeth Theatre
American hip-hop and rap artist Vince Staples will be performing in Toronto Wednesday and Thursday to support his latest album, Cry Baby. Born and raised in Compton, Calif., Staples is also a part of the group Cutthroat Boyz with fellow rappers Aston Matthews and Joey Fatts.
Since 2015, Staples has released seven studio albums, starred in 10 Hollywood films and TV shows, and has joined nine concert tours, supporting artists like Mac Miller, Gorillaz, and Tyler, the Creator.
Songs you might know: “Norf Norf,” “Yeah Right,” “BagBak,” and “Blue Suede.”
Tickets are still available for Staples’ show at Queen Elizabeth Theatre, with general admission starting at $53.57
Journey
- When: Nov. 4
- Where: Scotiabank Arena
Are you just a small town girl, living in a lonely world? Well, head over to Scotiabank Arena on Wednesday night and witness 80s rock band Journey tear up the stage for the last time on the Final Frontier Tour.
Journey is perhaps best known for their 1981 hit single, “Don’t Stop Believin’,” which has become the best-selling song of the 20th century. Since 1973, the group has released a whopping 16 albums and have sold over 100 million records worldwide.
Songs you might know: “Don’t Stop Believin’,” “Faithfully,” “Open Arms,” and “Any Way You Want It.”
Upper bowl tickets for Journey’s concert at Scotiabank Arena are still on sale starting at $88.
Angine de Poitrine
When: Nov. 5
Where: HISTORY
Start looking in your closets for polka dots and paper mache masks because Québécois math rock duo Angine de Poitrine will be coming to HISTORY on Friday to continue their world domination.
The instrumental math duo from Saguenay, Que., composed of guitarist/bassist Khn de Poitrine and drummer Klek de Poitrine under anonymous pseudonyms, have been gaining popularity in 2026 due to sheer absurdity of both their costumes and music. Angine de Poitrine have released two studio albums, which spawned fan favourite tracks “Sarniezz” and “Fabienk.”
Earlier this summer, the duo played three sold out shows at the Mod Club, opened for Jack White at RBC Amphitheatre, and performed at FIFA Fan Festival in Toronto before the World Cup Finals broadcast. In October, Khn and Klek also won the 2026 Polaris Prize.
Songs you might know: “Sarniezz,” “Yor Zarad,” “Fabienk,” and “Sherpa.”
Tickets for Angine de Poitrine’s concert at HISTORY are sold out.
Boston Manor
When: Nov. 6
Where: Mod Club
British alternative rock band Boston Manor will be opening up the mosh pit this Friday at the Mod Club to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their debut album, Be Nothing. The Lancashire band is known for mixing pop punk with grunge and post-hardcore stylings, creating a sound that has rarely been replicated. Boston Manor will be joined by American midwest emo quartet Ben Quad and hardcore band Spaced.
Songs you might know: “Laika,” “Lead Feet,” “Stop Trying, Be Nothing,” and “Forget Me Not.”
General admission tickets for Boston Manor’s concert at the Mod Club are still available for $53.75.
