The Concert Hall

📣 SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT 📣 🎶 Lambrini Girls 📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON 🕖 Saturday, June 20th, 2026 @ 7:00pm 🎫 Visit 888yonge.com to get your tickets! ⬅️ Swipe left for promo pics, support acts, album covers, and more! . Brighton’s Lambrini Girls — Phoebe Lunny on guitar and vocals, Selin Macieira on bass — came out of the UK’s underground punk circuit with nothing to prove and everything to say. Named after a cheap perry marketed to women, the duo took that condescension and turned it into a weapon. Their 2025 debut album Who Let the Dogs Out arrived on City Slang like a fireworks display inside a factory: loud, strange, politically raw, and genuinely funny. Songs about diet culture, police brutality, nepo babies, homophobia, and toxic workplaces crash together at high velocity. NME gave it five stars. Kerrang! put it in their best albums of 2025. Iggy Pop called them his favourite new band. Their live shows are something else — confrontational, communal, the kind of room where you feel the floor move. 🎸🔥 . Join us at The Concert Hall in Toronto’s historic Masonic Temple 🏛️ for an evening of noise punk! . @lambrinigirlz @cityslangrecords @bsmrocks @cltdrp @snayx_uk @currlsband @gillaband @shame @idlesband @andtherattlesnakes @nmemagazine @kerrangmagazine_ @diymagazine @pitchfork @weare_inthefuture #noisepunk #theconcerthall #the6ix #yorkville #toronto

📣 SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT 📣 🎶 Lighthouse 📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON 🕖 Saturday, June 27th, 2026 @ 7pm 🎫 Visit 888yonge.com to get your tickets! ⬅️ Swipe left for promo pics, support acts, album covers, and more! . Born in Toronto in 1969, Lighthouse did something no one had done before: fused a rock rhythm section with a jazz horn section and a classical string section into a single, thundering ensemble. Co-founders Skip Prokop and Paul Hoffert built the blueprint in a single conversation on a flight home from New York, and before long they were playing Carnegie Hall. Duke Ellington introduced them at their very first show, right here at The Concert Hall (known as the Rock Pile at the time). . This show marks the return to the room where it all began, celebrating the, Anniversary Edition of One Fine Morning. The entire second set will reproduce that landmark album with live strings joining the band to faithfully recreate the original sound. Co-founder Paul Hoffert leads the current all-star lineup alongside 1970 original member Russ Little, with Dan Clancy, Doug Moore, Marc Ganetakos, Chris Howells, Simon Wallis, Michael Stuart, Peter Kadar, and Paul DeLong. . Join us at The Concert Hall in Toronto’s historic Masonic Temple 🏛️ for an evening of Canadian jazz-rock fusion! . @lighthouse_officialband @danclancymusic @anthementertainmentgroup @cbcmusic @cbcmusiclive @junoacademy @canadaswalkoffame @spillmagazine @noisetrade @classicrockmagazine @torontoguardian @blogto @torontolife @nowtoronto @townandcountryto @toronto.events @canada.rocks @classicrock.canada @canadianmusicweek @canadiansongwritershalloffame @weare_inthefuture #classicrock #theconcerthall #the6ix #yorkville #toronto

📣 SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT 📣 🎶 Limblifter + The Grapes of Wrath 📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON 🕖 Saturday, April 18th, 2026 @ 7pm 🎫 Visit 888yonge.com to get your tickets! ⬅️ Swipe left for promo pics, support acts, album covers, and more! . Vancouver’s Limblifter has been bending the shape of Canadian alt-rock since Ryan Dahle and his brother Kurt launched the band as a side project in 1995. The self-titled debut cracked the Top 40 three times with “Tinfoil,” “Vicious,” and “Screwed It Up.” Through lineup shifts and long silences, the band has kept finding its way back, releasing Pacific Milk in 2015 and Little Payne in 2022. The current lineup has Jeremy Taggart behind the kit. The songs are cryptic, hook-driven, and built to last. 🎸 . The Grapes of Wrath started in a Kelowna basement in 1983 and grew into one of Canada’s most beloved folk-rock outfits. Kevin Kane and the Hooper brothers made their bones on jangly, Byrds-inflected harmonies and quietly devastating songwriting. Now and Again (1989) and These Days (1991) both went platinum in Canada. After 18 years apart, the original three reunited in 2010 and have been playing together ever since. 🌿 . Join us at The Concert Hall in Toronto’s historic Masonic Temple 🏛️ for an evening of Canadian alternative rock! . @limblifter @thegrapesofwrath @ryandahle taggar7 @jopassedup @thenewpornographers @sloanmusic @ourladypeace @wearebusybodies @nettwerkmusic @exclaimdotca @nowtoronto @cbc_music @pitchfork @stereogum @thelineofbestfit @brooklynvegan @cdnmusician @weare_inthefuture #canadianrock #theconcerthall #the6ix #yorkville #toronto

📣 SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT 📣 🎶 Brian Byrne (of I Mother Earth) 📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON 🕖 Friday, April 24th, 2026 @ 7:00pm 🎫 Visit 888yonge.com to get your tickets! ⬅️ Swipe left for promo pics, support acts, album covers, and more! . Brian Byrne grew up in Corner Brook, Newfoundland, picked up a microphone at thirteen, and never really put it down. He fronted bands across the rock underground before landing the vocalist spot in I Mother Earth, one of Canadian rock’s most distinct acts of the ‘90s and early 2000s. He recorded two albums with the band, Blue Green Orange and The Quicksilver Meat Dream, before striking out solo. His debut solo record Tuesdays, Thursdays and if it Rains arrived in 2006, and he rejoined I Mother Earth when they ended their hiatus in 2012. A road-worn, straight-talking performer with a voice built for stages that don’t mess around. 🎸 . Join us as at The Concert Hall in Toronto’s historic Masonic Temple 🏛️ for an evening of Canadian Rock! . @brian_byrne13 @imotherearth @jagtanna @tannacustomguitars @exclaimdotca @noisey @cbc_music @thelineofbestfit @clrvynt @punknews @guitarworldmagazine @alternativenationofficial @loudwire @spillmagazine @cdnmusician @unisonfund @maxwellswaterloo @rollingstone @kerrangmagazine_ @music_canada #canadianrock #theconcerthall #the6ix #yorkville #toronto

📣 SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT 📣 🎶 The Lemon Twigs 📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON 🕖 Saturday, April 25th, 2026 @ 7:00pm 🎫 Visit 888yonge.com to get your tickets! ⬅️ Swipe left for promo pics, support acts, album covers, and more! . Brian and Michael D’Addario grew up in a Long Island basement with a beat-up tape machine, their dad’s gear, and an obsession with every hook-heavy record the 1960s and 70s ever produced 🎸 The Lemon Twigs turned that obsession into something entirely their own — five albums of baroque pop, glam stomp, and harmony-drenched rock and roll that has earned them fans from Elton John to Iggy Pop. Their 2024 album A Dream Is All We Know is a joyride: punchy, melodic, recorded straight to tape with the kind of confidence that only comes from two brothers who’ve been playing together since they could hold instruments. . Join us at The Concert Hall in Toronto’s historic Masonic Temple 🏛️ for an evening of power pop rock and roll! . @thelemontwigs @brianpauldaddario @michaelhalldaddario @capturedtracks @pitchfork @stereogum @nprmusic @pastemagazine @weyesblood @the_todd_rundgren @tchotchke_music @weare_inthefuture #powerpop #theconcerthall #the6ix #yorkville #toronto

📣 SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT 📣 🎶 Whitney 🎶 w/ Dari Bay 📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON 🕖 Friday, April 17th, 2026 @ 7:00pm 🎫 Visit 888yonge.com to get your tickets! ⬅️ Swipe left for promo pics, support acts, album covers, and more! . Chicago’s Whitney started in a frozen apartment with a tape machine and two guys fresh out of a broken band. Julien Ehrlich and Max Kakacek have spent a decade making music that sounds like late afternoons bleeding into long evenings 🍂 Their 2025 album Small Talk is their most personal yet — self-produced in a barn in Oregon, it finds them back in their element: falsetto vocals riding pedal steel, horns threading through quiet heartbreak, and melodies that don’t let go. From the Pitchfork-lauded debut Light Upon the Lake to this rootsy, cinematic return to form, Whitney make music that sounds like a feeling you forgot you had. . Join us at The Concert Hall in Toronto’s historic Masonic Temple 🏛️ for an evening of indie folk soul! . @whitneyband @julienehrlich @secretlycanadian @pitchfork @stereogum @nprmusic @pastemagazine @waxa_katie @madicunningham @unknownmortalorchestra @maciestewart @finommusic @jagjaguwar @deadoceans @weare_inthefuture #indiefolksoul #theconcerthall #the6ix #yorkville #toronto

📣 SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT 📣 🎶 Snail Mail 🎶 w/ Avalon Emerson & The Charm, Sharp Pins 📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON 🕖 Monday, April 13th, 2026 @ 6:30pm 🎫 Visit 888yonge.com to get your tickets! ⬅️ Swipe left for promo pics, support acts, album covers, and more! . Snail Mail is Lindsey Jordan, a guitarist and songwriter from Ellicott City, Maryland, writing some of the most honest and clear-eyed music in indie rock since her early teens. She started on classical guitar at five, took lessons from Mary Timony of Helium and Ex Hex, and played her first show in Baltimore at fifteen alongside Sheer Mag and Screaming Females. Her 2016 debut EP Habit landed her a deal with Matador Records. The 2018 album Lush announced her as one of the defining voices of her generation, and Valentine (2021) expanded her sound into something more orchestral and cinematic, driven by synthesizers and strings. She is back now. Ricochet drops March 27, 2026, recorded at North Carolina’s Fidelitorium and carrying her sharpest, most personal songwriting yet. Time, mortality, and what you hold onto when everything shifts. . Join us as at The Concert Hall in Toronto’s historic Masonic Temple 🏛️ for an evening of indie rock! . @snailmail @matadorrecords @sisterpolygonrecords @pitchfork @stereogum @nprmusic @thefader @consequence @nmemagazine @brooklynvegan @pastemagazine @gorillavsbear @rollingstone @diymagazine @hallogalloinc @avalon9000 @coachella @pitchforkfest @theneedledrop @thelineofbestfit @notdeadyettoronto #indierock #theconcerthall #the6ix #yorkville #toronto

📣 SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT 📣 🎶 Dirty Three 📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON 🕖 Friday, April 10th, 2026 @ 7:00pm 🎫 Visit 888yonge.com to get your tickets! ⬅️ Swipe left for promo pics, support acts, album covers, and more! . Dirty Three came out of Melbourne in 1992 with a violin, a guitar, and a drum kit. Warren Ellis, Mick Turner, and Jim White built something that sits between noise rock and chamber music, too raw for one and too dark for the other. Horse Stories put them on the map. Ocean Songs, tracked with Steve Albini, pushed them over it. Then life took them elsewhere. Ellis into Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. White behind PJ Harvey and Cat Power. Turner into the painting studio. Each one building something. Each one finding a way back. Their 2024 record Love Changes Everything is a single forty-two-minute piece recorded in five days in Melbourne, three musicians listening to each other the way you only can after three decades of practice. 🎻 Come and hear what that sounds like live. . Join us as at The Concert Hall in Toronto’s historic Masonic Temple 🏛️ for an evening of post-rock! . @therealdirtythree @thewarrenellis @mick.turner @jimwhitedrums @dragcityrecords @bella_union @touchandgorecords @nickcaveofficial @catpowerofficial @pjharveyofficial @wignifier @xylouriswhite @thehardquartet @pitchfork @nprmusic @thewiremagazine @stereogum @thequietus @floodmagazine @triple.j @weare_inthefuture #postrock #theconcerthall #the6ix #yorkville #toronto

📣 SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT 📣 🎶 Alice Phoebe Lou 📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON 🕖 Thursday, April 9th, 2026 @ 7:00pm 🎫 Visit 888yonge.com to get your tickets! ⬅️ Swipe left for promo pics, support acts, album covers, and more! . Alice Phoebe Lou grew up on the Cape Peninsula in South Africa 🇿🇦, moved to Berlin, and built a devoted global following one street corner at a time. Armed with just her guitar and a voice that could stop foot traffic, she turned busking into a full career on her own terms — no major label, no shortcuts, no compromise. Six albums deep, she just released Oblivion  — her first self-produced record — and it’s her most honest work yet. Acoustic guitar, bare piano, her voice right up close. Think Nick Drake meets Joni Mitchell in a Berlin apartment at 2am. She’s been selling out venues across Europe, Japan, and North America, and now she’s bringing these songs to the stage live. If you haven’t heard her yet, this night is for you. If you have — you already know. 🎸✨ . Join us as at The Concert Hall in Toronto’s historic Masonic Temple 🏛️ for an evening of indie folk! . @alicephoebelou @strongboi @sobelmanyamin @lovingband @dakliss @samburtonnn @samburtonnn @lunacollectivemag @stilllisteningmagazine @nettwerkmusic @billybraggofficial @menitrust @kexp @consequence @faroutmagazine @pitchfork @nprmusic @pastemagazine @mahogany @thelunacollective @stilllisteningmagazine @weare_inthefuture #indiefolk #theconcerthall #the6ix #yorkville #toronto

📣 SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT 📣 🎶 Geordie Greep 📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON 🕖 Monday, March 30th, 2026 @ 7:00pm 🎫 Visit 888yonge.com to get your tickets! ⬅️ Swipe left for promo pics, support acts, album covers, and more! . Geordie Greep doesn’t fit anywhere and that’s the whole point. He spent seven years as the voice and guitar behind Black Midi — three Mercury Prize-nominated albums of math rock, avant-jazz, and barely controlled chaos that made them one of the most important British bands of their generation. Schlagenheim. Cavalcade. Hellfire. All of them landmarks. Then he burned it down on an Instagram Live and got back to work. His debut solo album The New Sound landed in October 2024, recorded across London and São Paulo with 30+ session musicians. It’s jazz-funk, Latin big band, dramatic crooner-pop, and prog rock colliding at high speed. Pitchfork loved it. Loud and Quiet gave it a perfect score. Rolling Stone put it in their 50 best albums of the year. Described as “geographically unclassifiable,” and that’s just his singing voice. . Join us as at The Concert Hall in Toronto’s historic Masonic Temple 🏛️ for an evening of experimental art rock! . @emperorgreep @chimpgreep @dongreep @sirgreep @supagreep @doctorgreep @dasgreep @failgreep @bmblackmidi @sefevans @morgangsimpson @blackcountrynewroad @hmltd @nalasinephro @roughtraderecords @roughtrade @roughtradeeast @roughtradenyc @pitchfork @nmemagazine @rollingstone @thequietus @loudandquietmag @notdeadyettoronto #artrock #theconcerthall #the6ix #yorkville #toronto

📣 SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT 📣 🎶 Emperor 🎶 w/ Blood Incantation 📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON 🕖 Friday, March 27th, 2026 @ 7:00pm 🎫 Visit 888yonge.com to get your tickets! ⬅️ Swipe left for promo pics, support acts, album covers, and more! . Emperor formed in Notodden, Norway in 1991 and spent a decade building one of the most architecturally complex and sonically devastating catalogs in the history of extreme metal. Guitarist and vocalist Ihsahn and guitarist Samoth began writing together as teenagers, working through a succession of band names before Emperor took shape. Their 1994 debut In the Nightside Eclipse rewired the DNA of black metal entirely — layering orchestral keyboards, howling tremolo guitars, and cinematic song structures into something that had simply never existed before. Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk (1997) brought drummer Trym Torson into the fold and pushed the sound into new brutalist majesty. IX Equilibrium (1999) hit harder and faster. Prometheus: The Discipline of Fire & Demise (2001) closed the book on their studio work with a progressive masterwork composed entirely by Ihsahn. These are the black wizards. . Join us as at The Concert Hall in Toronto’s historic Masonic Temple 🏛️ for an evening of symphonic black metal! . @emperorbandofficial @ihsahnofficial @samothofficial @trymtorson @mortiisofficial @candlelightrec @thetruemayhem @satyriconofficial @enslavedofficial @gorgoroth_official darkthroneofficial @1349official @metalhammeruk @decibelmagazine @loudwire @inertia_entertainment #blackmetal #theconcerthall #the6ix #yorkville #toronto

📣 SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT 📣 🎶 Gary Numan 📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON 🕖 Tuesday, March 24th, 2026 @ 7:00pm 🎫 Visit 888yonge.com to get your tickets! ⬅️ Swipe left for promo pics, support acts, album covers, and more! . Gary Numan started the synth revolution in 1979 with Tubeway Army, “Are ‘Friends’ Electric?” and The Pleasure Principle — both UK Number 1s. Cars. Android persona. Machine music. Done and dusted before most current bands were born. Then he spent forty years getting darker. Industrial, post-apocalyptic, uncompromising. Nine Inch Nails said he changed everything. So did Prince. So did David Bowie. Kanye and Lady Gaga queue behind them. His Ivor Novello Inspiration Award in 2017 was overdue by three decades. Savage (2017) and Intruder (2021) both hit UK #2 and left critics scrambling for comparisons. The new album — his 23rd — deals in AI dystopia and arrives in 2026. He toured the US with Ministry last year. Raven Numan opened his last UK run. This is what 45+ years of refusing to be anything other than yourself sounds like. . Join us as at The Concert Hall in Toronto’s historic Masonic Temple 🏛️ for an evening of industrial electronic, dark synth, and post-apocalyptic electro! . @garynuman @adefentonofficial @ravennuman @gemma_numan @steve_foxharris @timslade_ @davidmbrooks @jimmyvonboom @weareministry @front.line.assembly.official @ispeakmachine @bmguk @thenewbmg @nmemagazine @mojo4music @louderthanwarofficial @beggarsgroup @banquetrecords @electricityclub @weare_inthefuture #theconcerthall #the6ix #yorkville #toronto