What to know
- Sara Bareilles, Robyn and Bryson Tiller are among the biggest artists performing in Toronto and the GTA this week.
- Concerts run from Sept. 14 to Sept. 20 at venues including RBC Amphitheatre, Scotiabank Theatre, and Massey Hall.
- Tickets are still available for many shows, with prices starting at around $56 depending on the event.
Savour the last week of summer in Toronto with another jam-packed week of concerts at venues around the city, including Robyn’s first show in the city in seven years and Sara Bareilles’ comeback tour in support of her latest album, Good Grief.
Whether you’re looking to dance like no one’s watching to Swedish pop star Robyn or vibe to Bryson Tiller, there is a concert in Toronto this week for every music lover.
From folk rock jams to dance pop, 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:
$uicideboy$
- When: Sept. 14
- Where: RBC Amphitheatre
New Orleans emo rap duo Suicideboys (styled as $uicideboy$) will be performing at Toronto’s RBC Amphitheatre Monday night. The duo, composed of cousins Scott Arceneaux Jr. and Aristos Petrou, first gained traction on Soundcloud in the mid-2010s for their self-produced beats and abrasive lyrical content that highlighted drug use and suicide ideation (hence the band name). Over the years, the duo have released over 30 EPs, six studio albums, and have collaborated with artists Travis Barker, Diplo, A$AP Rocky, among others.
Tickets for $uicideboy$’s show start at $94 for lawn and $117 for seats in section 400.
Robyn
- When: Sept. 15
- Where: Scotiabank Arena
Don’t go dancing on your own to Robyn’s concert Tuesday night. The iconic Swedish singer, songwriter, producer and DJ will be bringing her Sexistential Tour to Scotiabank Arena, her first show back in Toronto since 2019. Robyn first gained mainstream attention with her debut 1995 album Robyn Is Here, which produced two singles that charted on the Billboard Hot 100 top 10. After two solely domestic albums, she regained global success in 2005 after releasing her Grammy nominated fourth album, Robyn. Her success over the past 30 years have led several publications to dub her the “Queen of sad bangers” and has directly influenced artists like Dua Lipa, Troye Sivan, and Carly Rae Jepsen.
Tickets are still available for Robyn’s show at Scotiabank Arena, with seats in the 300s starting at $95.25.
Bryson Tiller
- When: Sept 15
- Where: RBC Amphitheatre
Get ready for Bryson Tiller to bring the roof down Tuesday evening as he’s bringing the Neo Trapsoul Tour to RBC Amphitheatre. At only 33 years old, the Kentucky-born R&B singer and rapper already has two BET awards, the key to Louisville, and four Grammy Award nominations to his name. Since 2015, Tiller has released five studio albums, with his latest being Solace & The Vices, released in 2025. Tiller’s musical style has been compared to Toronto rapper Drake, as well as, Jeremih and PartyNextDoor.
Tiller’s show at RBC Amphitheatre is almost sold out, with only a few sections in the 200s remaining. Verified resale tickets start at $201.
Sara Bareilles
- When: Sept. 15 and 16
- Where: Massey Hall
Master of all trades Sara Bareilles is back to performing on stage. She’ll be bringing her Good Grief tour to Massey Hall September 15 and 16 to support her seventh album of the same name. One of the most successful singer and songwriters of our time, Bareilles has won two Grammy Awards and has been nominated for both the Emmy and Tony awards. Aside from making music, she composed the music for the 2015 musical Waitress and starred in a TV special edition of Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert. You might know her from her hit singles “Love Song” and “Brave.”
Tickets for Bareilles’ Tuesday show at Massey Hall start at $104.55. Tickets for her Wednesday show start at $92.45.
Of Monsters and Men
- When: Sept. 17
- Where: RBC Amphitheatre
One of the most well-known bands from the early-2010s “stomp clap” era of music, Icelandic folk rock band Of Monsters and Men will be performing a much-anticipated show at RBC Amphitheatre Thursday night. The band is probably most recognized for their 2011 hit, “Little Talks,” which reached number 20 on the Billboard Hot 100 and in the top 10 in several other countries. In 2025, the band released their long-awaited fourth album, Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade, after a six-year hiatus.
Plenty of tickets are still on sale for Of Monsters and Men’s Thursday show, with tickets starting at just $61 for seats in the 400s.
Suki Waterhouse
- When: Sept. 19
- Where: Coca-Cola Coliseum
Suki Waterhouse didn’t just play a musician on Daisy Jones & the Six, she’s also a singer and songwriter in real life. Waterhouse will be bringing The Loveland Tour to Coca-Cola Coliseum this Saturday in support of her latest album of the same name. The accomplished singer, actor, and model first stepped onto the music scene in 2016 with the single, “Brutally.” After releasing a few more songs from 2017 to 2021, Waterhouse released her first album, I Can’t Let Go in 2022. She has since put out two more albums, including 2026’s Loveland.
Tickets for her concert at Coca-Cola Coliseum are still available for sale, with the cheapest starting at $56.50.
