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Corey Van Den Hoogenband
Posted on December 19, 2017
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The top 10 concerts in Toronto this winter

Music
Corey Van Den Hoogenband
Posted on December 19, 2017
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Winter concerts in Toronto feature stadium-filling international pop stars as well as up and coming local acts garnering lots of attention. From Lana Del Ray to Lido Pimienta to Demi Lovato, here are my picks for must-see concerts to warm you up this season.

  • Concerts
    Date
    About the Event
    Location
    • The Killers
      January 5
      The Killers
      Mr. Brightside himself, Brandon Flowers, and the rest of his Las Vegas rock band take over the ACC in support of their 2017 album, Wonderful Wonderful.
      Air Canada Centre
    • Lana Del Rey
      January 15
      Lana Del Rey
      The Queen of dream pop graces Toronto with her baroque, cinematic compositions. Last year saw the release of Del Rey's fifth album, Lust for Life, so expect to hear plenty of music from that record.
      Air Canada Centre
    • A Tribe Called Red
      January 19
      A Tribe Called Red
      Triumphant, educational, and catchy as heck, A Tribe Called Red's 2016 LP We Are the Halluci Nation is just a phenomenal record. Their live show celebrates Indigenous history with gorgeous on screen visuals.
      The Danforth Music Hall
    • Brockhampton
      February 8
      Brockhampton
      The 15-member hip hop collective released a trilogy of albums in 2017 and are now bringing all three to Toronto, showcasing each member's unique musical skill set live.
      Rebel
    • Lido Pimienta
      February 17
      Lido Pimienta
      2017 Polaris Prize winning musician and Toronto local Lido Pimienta brings music from La Papessa to the Drake Hotel.
      The Drake Hotel
    • Tyler, the Creator & Vince Staples
      February 17
      Tyler, the Creator & Vince Staples
      Two rap powerhouses hit the stage for one night in Toronto during their joint North American tour.
      Ricoh Coliseum
    • Lights
      March 1
      Lights
      Following the release of her album and multimedia story Skin&Earth, Lights returns to Toronto for two nights at the Danforth Music Hall.
      The Danforth Music Hall
    • Weird Al Yankovic
      March 8
      Weird Al Yankovic
      After over three decades of musical satire, the multi-Grammy winning artist tries an intimate night of music focused on the non-parody tracks from his 14 album discography.
      The Danforth Music Hall
    • Miguel
      March 12
      Miguel
      Touring in support of his fourth studio album War & Leisure (of which you get a free digital copy when you buy tickets), Miguel will bring his usual sultriness to the stage with a heavy dose of reverb thrown in for good measure.
      Rebel
    • Demi Lovato & DJ Khaled
      March 19
      Demi Lovato & DJ Khaled
      Just as winter comes to a close, Demi Lovato and DJ Khaled will bring a dose of social media star power to the ACC in support of the former's 2017 album Tell Me You Love Me.
      Air Canada Centre
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