February is here, and while it may be freezing, Toronto’s concert scene is heating up!
The city’s music venues are buzzing with new and diverse live shows across every genre. From annual tributes to candlelit operas, there’s no shortage of entertainment thanks to a trailblazing roster of local and international artists.
Whether you’re looking to catch a glimpse of up-and-coming musicians or reminisce over Bob Marley classics, Toronto’s stages are set. Here are six must-see concerts happening this month!
Twilight Symphony – Broadway to Opera
Date: Feb. 1 – Mar. 1
Location: Casa Loma
Admission: Starting at $75
Don’t miss your chance to experience the magic of Twilight Symphony: Broadway to Opera at Casa Loma this February! With mesmerizing live performances set against one of Toronto’s most stunning backdrops, this extraordinary evening promises to bring audiences the best of Broadway and opera. Make this special night part of your winter plans and grab tickets now. Doors open at 7:00 p.m.
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Venue Tip: Be sure to visit the tower for panoramic views of Toronto’s skyline and surrounding areas.
19th Annual Bob Marley Birthday Tribute
Date: Feb. 8
Location: Lee’s Palace
Admission: Starting at $16
Celebrate the legendary Bob Marley at NuFunk’s 19th Annual Bob Marley Birthday Tribute in Toronto! This unforgettable night blends lively reggae beats with moving vocals in honour of Marley’s music and its unifying force.
This is a must-see event for reggae fans and music lovers alike, so book tickets now and join the celebration!
Doors open at 8:00 p.m.
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Venue Tip: Be sure to check out the upstairs balcony, it offers a bird’s-eye view of the crowd and can be a more relaxed place to enjoy the show.
Dua Saleh – I should call them world tour
Date: Feb. 11
Location: Velvet Underground
Admission: Starting at $31
Catch Sex Education star Dua Saleh live in Toronto on their I Should Call Them World Tour.
Enjoy the singer’s bold, genre-bending sound and captivating stage presence at this all-encompassing show that combines pop, R&B and a hint of experimentation.
Tickets are selling fast, so grab yours now!
Doors open at 7:00 p.m.
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Venue Tip: Velvet Underground is known for killer afterparties. If you’re attending a concert or DJ night, don’t rush off after the show ends.
Pedro Capo
Date: Feb. 23
Location: Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Admission: Starting at $39.50
Get ready for an epic night of Latin energy with Pedro Capó in Toronto!
Known for his velvety vocals and funky fusion of reggaeton, pop, and tropical rhythms, Capó’s live shows are a labour of love and passion. So, if you’re looking to move your hips and get lost in the joy of his music, now is your chance! Grab tickets today to join the fiesta!
Doors open at 7:00 p.m.
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Venue Tip: Taking public transit is a great option. St. Andrew Subway Station is a short walk away, and the venue is easily accessible from several major streets.
Cochise
Date: Feb. 20
Location: The Axis Club
Admission: Starting at $39.75
Cochise is bringing his next level energy to Toronto and you don’t want to miss it!
Known for his awesome lyrical flow and catchy beats, Cochise’s show is bound to get you on your feet. Known for his unfiltered and unapologetic live performances, this supremely talented musician is too good to pass up, so grab your tickets now!
Doors open at 7:00 p.m.
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Venue Tip: The Axis Club is known for its great acoustics, so don’t worry about compromised sound quality from wherever you’re standing.
Date: Feb. 27 – 28
Location: St. Anne’s Parish Hall
Admission: $25 single tickets, $55 weekend pass
Get a taste of Toronto’s indie music scene at Wavelength Winter Fest 2025!
This two-day festival invites audiences to relish in the city’s rising musical talents across a range of genres, from afro-punk to gothic drone rock.
Whether you’re new to the city’s local music scene or a long-time fan eager to discover fresh acts, Wavelength offers an eclectic lineup of performances for all to enjoy.
Grab tickets now before it’s too late!
Doors open at 7:00 p.m.
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Venue Tip: The Parish Hall is nestled in the lovely Riverdale neighbourhood, and it’s a great idea to take some time to explore it before or after the event. The area has lots of charming cafes, boutiques, and parks, such as Riverdale Park, which offers a scenic view of the Toronto skyline.
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