Toronto is in for a packed week of live music, from major touring artists to indie acts and more taking over venues across the city.
Here are some of the biggest concerts to check out this week.
Monday, Oct. 5
Steve Lacy
When: Monday, Oct. 5
Where: Coca-Cola Coliseum
R&B artist Steve Lacy is bringing his Oh Yeah? tour to Toronto on Monday, taking over the Coca-Cola Coliseum for one of the city’s biggest concerts of the week.
Songs you might know: “Bad Habit,” “Dark Red,” and “Is It Cool? (feat. SZA)”
Tickets: Tickets are starting at $133 for standing, and $153.08 for seats in the 100s.
Teddy Swims
When: Monday, Oct. 5
Where: Scotiabank Arena
Teddy Swims is set to perform at Scotiabank Arena on Monday, with St. Paul and The Broken Bones and MarcLo joining him for the Toronto stop. The show is part of The UGLY Tour, which is in support of his upcoming second studio album, UGLY, scheduled to release on Jan. 22, 2027.
Songs you might know: “Lose Control,” “The Door,” and “Bad Dreams.”
Tickets: Tickets start at $90 for standing and $167.54 for seats in the 100s.
ARTMS
When: Monday, Oct. 5
Where: The Danforth Music Hall
K-pop girl group ARTMS is bringing their Art of BLUE BLOOD world tour to Toronto, with the group set to perform at The Danforth Music Hall. The group features former LOONA members Heejin, Haseul, Kim Lip, Jinsoul, and Choerry. The tour showcases their second EP, Hyper-Ego.
Songs you might know: “Virtual Angel,” “Flower Rhythm,” and “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.”
Tickets: Tickets start at $89.70 for balcony and $123.90 for orchestra.
Tuesday, Oct. 6
Jessie Ware
When: Tuesday, Oct. 6
Where: History
Jessie Ware is heading to Toronto for a show at History, with Dhruv joining her as a special guest. The concerts are part of her Superbloom Tour, showing off her sixth studio album, Superbloom.
Songs you might know: “Free Yourself,” “Spotlight,” and “Pearls.”
Tickets: General admission tickets are available starting at $60.74.
Engelbert Humperdinck
When: Tuesday, Oct. 6
Where: Massey Hall
Engelbert Humperdinck is bringing his Celebration Tour to Toronto on Tuesday at Massey Hall. The legendary 90-year-old singer has sold more than 140 million records worldwide and is expected to perform a mix of his signature hits as well as new material.
Songs you might know: “Release Me,” “After the Lovin’,” and “The Last Waltz.”
Tickets: Tickets are available starting at $100.90.
Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats
When: Tuesday, Oct. 6
Where: The Danforth Music Hall
British psychedelic metal band Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats are bringing their dark, heavy sound to Toronto on Tuesday night. The band will be joined by Italian psychedelic doom metal group Messa for the show.
Songs you might know: “Melody Lane,” “13 Candles,” and “Slow Death.”
Tickets: Tickets are a set price of $47.
Wednesday, Oct. 7
beabadoobee
When: Wednesday, Oct. 7
Where: Scotiabank Arena
beabadoobee is bringing The Powerlines Tour, supporting her fourth studio album Pylon to Scotiabank Arena on Wednesday, with Wisp joining her for the Toronto stop.
Songs you might know: “Glue Song,” “the perfect pair,” and “Coffee.”
Tickets: Pit tickets are available starting at $191.23.
Kelela
When: Wednesday, Oct. 7
Where: Danforth Music Hall
Kelela is set to perform at the Danforth Music Hall on Wednesday, giving Toronto fans a chance to catch the singer-songwriter live in the intimate venue. Her current tour supports her latest album, New Avatar.
Songs you might know: “LMK,” “Rewind,” and “Washed Away.”
Tickets: General admission is around $57.
DJ Shadow
When: Wednesday, Oct. 7
Where: History
DJ Shadow is bringing his Endtroducing anniversary tour to Toronto on Wednesday, celebrating 30 years of the influential 1996 album at History.
Songs you might know: “Midnight in a Perfect Life,” “Building Steam With a Grain of Salt,” and “Six Days.”
Tickets: Tickets start at $48.59.
Thursday, Oct. 8
Bahamas
When: Thursday, Oct. 8
Where: Massey Hall
Bahamas is bringing his music to the historic Massey Hall on Thursday for a Toronto concert for the Industrial Sport & Sound Tour.
Songs you might know: “Lost in the Light,” “All the Time,” and “No Wrong.”
Tickets: Tickets are starting at $36.44.
Prospa
When: Thursday, Oct. 8 and Friday, Oct. 9
Where: History
English electronic duo Prospa is bringing its high-energy dance sound to History for two nights in Toronto this week. The Leeds-based duo has become known for its rave-inspired electronic music.
Songs you might know: “Ecstasy (Over & Over),” “Prayer,” and “This Rhythm.”
Tickets: Tickets are limited and start around $384.84.
Friday, Oct. 9
Sidhu Moose Wala
When: Friday, Oct. 9
Where: Scotiabank Arena
Sidhu Moose Wala is set to take over Scotiabank Arena on Friday with his Signed to God World Tour, giving Toronto fans a chance to experience the Punjabi artist’s music live.
Songs you might know: “295,” “So High,” and “The Last Ride.”
Tickets: Tickets are starting at $248.30.
Brand New
When: Friday, Oct. 9
Where: Coca-Cola Coliseum
American rock band Brand New is making a stop in Toronto on Friday as part of its 2026 North American tour. The show comes as the band celebrates the 20th anniversary of its 2006 album The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me.
Songs you might know: “The Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows,” “Jesus Christ,” and “Sic Transit Gloria… Glory Fades.”
Tickets: Tickets are starting at $84.25.
Pat Metheny
When: Friday, Oct. 9
Where: Massey Hall
Grammy Award-winning guitarist and composer Pat Metheny is bringing his Side-Eye III+ tour to Toronto on Friday. The show will feature new music from Side-Eye III+, along with reimagined versions of songs from throughout Metheny’s career.
Songs you might know: “Last Train Home,” “Are You Going With Me?” and “Bright Size Life.”
Tickets: Tickets are available from about $91.63.
Songs you might know: “Shoot Out,” “Love Killa,” and “Beautiful Liar.”
Tickets: Tickets start at $146.30.
Christone “Kingfish” Ingram
When: Saturday, Oct. 10
Where: Massey Hall
Grammy Award-winning blues guitarist Christone “Kingfish” Ingram is bringing his Hard Road Tour to Toronto on Saturday. The Mississippi-born musician will be joined by The Free Label and Bywater Call.
Songs you might know: “Nothin’ But Your Love,” “Voodoo Charm,” and “Outside of This Town.”
Tickets: Tickets are available from $60.75.
Overmono
When: Saturday, Oct. 10
Where: History
Welsh electronic duo Overmono is bringing its Pure Devotion World Tour to Toronto on Saturday, with the brothers Tom and Ed Russell set to take over History.
Songs you might know: “Good Lies,” “So U Kno” and “Is U.”
Tickets: Tickets are available starting at $53.75.
