Elton John
Toronto concerts we're most excited for in 2020
Notorious feminist punk bands, black metal, jazz, the (maybe) final performance by a pop legend, lots of musical nostalgia and more to look forward to this year Read more
Tanja-Tiziana
Toronto concerts in October 2019: 20 shows we're looking forward to
The weather is getting chillier but there are still a few big music festivals. Plus: big shows from Orville Peck, Stereolab, Bon Iver, Jeremy Dutcher, Elton John and more Read more
The Lion King continues to roar in Mirvish's touring production
Julie Taymor and Michael Curry's designs remain spectacular, but I wish this production would get rid of Scar's homophobic subtext Read more
Q&A: Rocketman director Dexter Fletcher
He finished Bohemian Rhapsody after original director Bryan Singer was removed, and now the actor-turned-filmmaker has a jukebox musical about Elton John that's all his own Read more
Review: Rocketman is the movie Bohemian Rhapsody should have been
More a jukebox musical than a simple biopic of Elton John, Dexter Fletcher's film takes big stylistic risks and refuses to pussyfoot around its material Read more
Matt Williams
15 Toronto concerts we're looking forward to in 2019
Massive Attack play Mezzanine, Kim Gordon returns for the first time since Sonic Youth, Elton John says farewell (again) and more Toronto concerts we're looking forward to this year. Read more
Review: Elton John's farewell show in Toronto was poignant and celebratory
A concert review of Elton John's second farewell show in Toronto, at Scotiabank Arena: Though the Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour is his long goodbye, the legendary singer remains at the height of relevance and performance power. Read more
The best Toronto concerts happening in September 2018
British producer Sophie comes to Toronto to play a set with lots of hype, Aqua and Prozzäk's nostalgia overload, plus a few more outdoor festivals and lots more coming your way this month. Read more
Sherlock Gnomes is a snooze-worthy sequel and Toy Story rip-off
Underwhelming animated sequel to Gnomeo & Juliet isn't funny, features lacklustre voice work and contains all the excitement of a Scooby-Doo episode Read more
