While the city’s bigger venues aren’t scheduled to have any live performances this week, that doesn’t mean there aren’t any concerts happening in Toronto. Multiple artists are hitting the remaining venues around town with something for everyone.
Although Rogers Stadium, Rogers Centre, and Scotiabank Arena have no musical performances scheduled for the remainder of the week, many other Toronto venues, including HISTORY, Massey Hall, and Danforth Music Hall, are holding multiple concerts for residents to enjoy.
Here are some of the biggest concerts to check out this week.
Emei
When: Tuesday, Oct. 13
Where: Danforth Music Hall
Alternative pop artist Emei is taking over the Danforth Music Hall on Tuesday, bringing her Night at the Opera Tour to the venue, which supports her EP of the same name.
Songs you might know: “Scatterbrain,” “Night at the Opera,” and “Better People to Leave on Read.”
Tickets: Tickets are available starting at $46.50 for general admission on the floor.
Daði Freyr
When: Tuesday, Oct. 13
Where: Concert Hall
Icelandic artist Daði Freyr is set to bring his electropop and dance-pop beats to Toronto’s Concert Hall Venue, as part of his Too Much, Not Enough North America Tour. Attendees will get a taste of high-energy vibes alongside his deadpan humor and dancing.
Songs you might know: “Think About Things,” “10 Years,” and “Whole Again.”
Tickets: Tickets are still available for a set price of $58.18.
Beck
When: Wednesday, Oct. 14, Thursday, Oct. 15
Where: Massey Hall
Grammy-winning artist Beck will be bringing his Ride Lonesome Tour to Massey Hall for two consecutive nights. The singer will be performing off his latest album, Ride Lonesome, bringing his experimental and lo-fi beats to centre stage.
Songs you might know: “Loser,” “E-Pro,” and “Where It’s At.”
Tickets: Tickets are nearly sold out, with a few in the 300s section available for $102.45.
BUNT.
When: Thursday, Oct. 15 to Saturday, Oct. 17
Where: HISTORY Toronto
German folk DJ and producer BUNT. is bringing a three-show run to HISTORY Toronto. His current 2026 tour will have him playing electronic folk-house music, mixing live acoustic sounds, as well as folk and dance tracks.
Songs you might know: “Clouds,” “TRIPPIN,” and “Crazy.”
Tickets: Tickets are currently unavailable, although some resale may pop up closer to showtime.
Bruce Cockburn
When: Saturday, Oct. 17
Where: Massey Hall
Canadian singer-songwriter Bruce Cockburn is set to bring his fall tour to Massey Hall this weekend, bringing folk, rock, and jazz sounds to the venue.
Songs you might know: “Wondering Where the Lions Are,” Pacing the Cage,” and “Lovers in a Dangerous Time.”
Tickets: Tickets are limited, with some in the upper sections of Massey Hall starting at $58.90.
Paris Paloma
When: Sunday, Oct. 18
Where: Danforth Music Hall
British singer-songwriter Paris Paloma is performing in the city this weekend at Danforth Music Hall. The artist will bring her hit indie-folk and dark pop sounds to the venue as part of The Fatal Flaw Tour.
Songs you might know: “labour,” “the fruits,” and “It’s Called: Freefall.”
Tickets: Tickets are currently sold out, but more may pop up closer to showtime.
