Toronto concertgoers have another busy week ahead, with artists from across all genres heading to stages around the city.
Hip-hop fans can catch American rapper Trippie Redd at HISTORY, while K-pop girl group XG is bringing its latest world tour to TD Coliseum. Electronic music lovers can also get their fix with British jungle producer Nia Archives and Toronto DJ BAMBII sharing the stage at the Opera House.
There’s also plenty for indie and dance music fans, including a special orchestral performance from Montreal’s Half Moon Run and an energetic DJ set from Love Island USA’s own Bryce Alakai.
From rap and K-pop to electronic music and indie rock, here are some of the artists performing in Toronto this week:
Trippie Redd
- When: Nov. 10
- Where: HISTORY
American rapper and singer Trippie Redd is bringing The Non-disclosure Agreement Tour to HISTORY this Tuesday. The Ohio-born artist rose to prominence in the late 2010s with his melodic hip-hop, while blending rap, emo and rock influences.
Since breaking through with his 2017 mixtape A Love Letter to You, Trippie has become known for tracks that balance emotional vocals with hard-hitting production. His catalogue includes collaborations with artists like Travis Scott, Juice WRLD and Playboi Carti.
The rapper released his latest album, NDA, in August 2026, marking his return with a collection of new music and high-profile collaborations. Fans can expect a mix of newer material and familiar favourites.
Songs you might know: “Love Scars,” “Taking a Walk,” “Miss The Rage,” “Dark Knight Dummo” and “Topanga.”
Trippie Redd will be joined by K Suave, BalloutDaDon, Gigi Holland and Goldie at HISTORY. Tickets are currently sold out on Ticketmaster, but fans hoping to get in should check for possible resales.
Nia Archives and BAMBII
- When: Nov. 11
- Where: The Opera House
Get ready for a night of jungle, drum and bass and Caribbean-inspired club music as British producer and DJ Nia Archives joins Toronto’s own BAMBII at the Opera House on Wednesday.
Nia Archives has become one of the leading names in the modern jungle revival, blending fast-paced breakbeats with soulful vocals and songwriting. The Bradford-born artist released her debut album, Silence Is Loud, in 2024, followed by her sophomore album, Emotional Junglist, in July 2026.
The latest record features collaborations with popular British singers Jorja Smith and Sampha.
Joining her is BAMBII, a Toronto-based DJ and producer whose music brings together dancehall, house, jungle and electronic sounds. Her 2023 EP Infinity Club won the Juno Award for Electronic Album of the Year and was shortlisted for the Polaris Music Prize. She followed it up with Infinity Club II in 2025.
Songs you might know: “Baianá,” “Off Wiv Ya Headz,” “Sober Feels” and “Mash Up the Dance” by Nia Archives, alongside “NITEVISION” and “WICKED GYAL” by BAMBII.
Tickets for Nia Archives and BAMBII’s show start at $45 and are available through Ticketmaster.
Bryce Alakai
- When: Nov. 12
- Where: HISTORY
Reality TV fans might recognize this next performer from one of North America’s biggest reality shows. Bryce Alakai, winner of Love Island USA season eight, is bringing his DJ tour to HISTORY on Thursday night.
Away from the villa, Alakai is a Los Angeles-based DJ, artist and producer who specializes in house and UK garage music. Drawing inspiration from electronic artists like Fred again.. and Duskus, his sound combines atmospheric melodies with high-energy dance beats.
Since establishing himself as a DJ in Los Angeles, Alakai has performed alongside artists including Kaskade, John Summit and Carlita. He has also released music through electronic labels Guesstimate and Get The Sound, with his tracks earning spots on Spotify editorial playlists.
Songs you might know: His official tech house remix of Ty Dolla $ign and Future’s “Blasé,” along with his electronic releases on Spotify.
Tickets for Bryce Alakai’s Toronto show are available through Ticketmaster for $38.75.
XG
- When: Nov. 12
- Where: TD Coliseum
Toronto’s K-pop fans have a big night ahead as Japanese girl group XG brings its XG WORLD TOUR: THE CORE to TD Coliseum on Thursday.
The seven-member group, whose name stands for Xtraordinary Genes, consists of Jurin, Chisa, Hinata, Harvey, Juria, Maya, and Cocona. Since debuting in March 2022 with the single “Tippy Toes,” XG has built an international following with its mix of hip-hop, R&B and pop.
The group made history as the first Japanese artist to reach No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Trending Songs chart and has performed at major festivals, including Coachella in 2025, where it headlined the Sahara stage.
XG released its first full-length album, THE CORE – 核, in January 2026. The Toronto stop is part of the group’s second world tour, which kicked off in February.
Songs you might know: “WOKE UP,” “LEFT RIGHT,” “SOMETHING AIN’T RIGHT,” “SHOOTING STAR” and “Tippy Toes.”
Tickets for XG’s concert at TD Coliseum are available through Ticketmaster starting at $56.25.
it’s murph
- When: Nov. 13 and 14
- Where: HISTORY
Electronic music fans can head to HISTORY this Friday and Saturday for a night of house and dance music with American DJ and producer it’s murph.
Born Garrett Murphy, the Nashville-raised artist has built a following with his dance tracks, energetic DJ sets and festival appearances. His sound combines euphoric melodies, deep basslines and elements of house and electronic music.
Murphy first gained attention with tracks like “Lost” and “Food for the Soul,” before expanding his catalogue with releases including “High and I Like It” and “Down Low.” In 2025, he released his debut full-length album, Weightless, featuring collaborations with Emi Grace, Nat Slater and others.
His Fade Into Nothing Tour brings the producer to Toronto for back-to-back nights alongside German electronic artist Nils Hoffmann.
Songs you might know: “Food for the Soul,” “Lost,” “High and I Like It,” “Down Low” and “Fade Into Nothing.”
Tickets for it’s murph’s concert at HISTORY are available through Ticketmaster.
Half Moon Run
- When: Nov. 14
- Where: Meridian Hall
Montreal indie rock favourites Half Moon Run are closing out the week with a special performance alongside the FILMharmonique Orchestra at Meridian Hall on Saturday.
Since releasing their debut album, Dark Eyes, in 2012, the Canadian trio has become known for its layered instrumentation, intricate harmonies and atmospheric rock sound. The band’s music has earned an international following, with fan favourites like “Full Circle” and “Call Me in the Afternoon” helping to etch their name in Canada’s alternative music scene.
For this special performance, Half Moon Run will reimagine some of its best-loved songs with a full orchestra, led by conductor Francis Choinière. The arrangements bring together strings, brass, percussion and the band’s signature vocals.
Songs you might know: “Full Circle,” “Call Me in the Afternoon,” “Need It,” “Narrow Margins” and “Grow Into Love.”
Tickets for Half Moon Run and the FILMharmonique Orchestra at Meridian Hall are available on Ticketmaster, with resales as low as $109.
