The 15 most anticipated concerts in Toronto for 2018
The most anticipated concerts in Toronto for 2018 include huge shows from stadium filling pop stars as well as the return of hometown heroes playing some of the city's most iconic venues. Whether you're someone craving the next big sound or looking to get nostalgic, there's plenty of shows to get excited about this year.
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Concerts
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February 8The 15-member hip hop collective released a trilogy of albums in 2017 and are set to play the new material live for Toronto, showcasing each member's unique musical skill set live.
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February 17Two rap powerhouses hit the stage for one night in Toronto during their joint North American tour. Either one of these artists performing would be cause for celebration, so consider yourself double lucky.Ricoh Coliseum
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February 172017 was a defining year for Toronto local Lido Pimienta after winning the Polaris Prize and starting her "women of colour to the front" movement. Later this year she brings La Papessa to the Drake live.The Drake Hotel
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March 19Just 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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March 30Toronto has loved BADBADNOTGOOD for years, but they earned an international audience in 2017 after Snoop Dogg sampled them on a hugely viral track. They're back in Toronto for two nights at Danforth.The Danforth Music Hall
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April 4These indie rock mainstays have gone quiet since the release of Ruff back in 2015, leaving Toronto hungry for more. They're finally answering our call with five nights at Lee's Palace.
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June 16You might have thought the former One Direction boys would fade away after their breakup, but Harry Styles' solid debut album proved otherwise. He tours the self titled album in July.Air Canada Centre
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July 12Dave Grohl and the boys hit up Toronto for a night of rock and roll you won't soon forget. Their last worldwide tour featured an epic throne made of guitars, so expect some crazy stage design.Rogers Centre
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July 14Two forces of nature in the alt rock world collide, bringing singalong anthems from their 20+ year careers to Toronto. This is a 90s kid's dream come true.Budweiser Stage
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August 4Taylor Swift's sixth studio album was the target of ridicule for its corny artwork and "Bad Taylor" aesthetic, but no one can deny it's a monster of a pop album. Are you ready for it live?Rogers Centre
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August 30Like Ed says, the club isn't the best place to find a lover. That's why he's bringing his live show to the biggest music venue Toronto has to offer, where he'll serenade you for two nights.Rogers Centre
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September 5Speaking of One Directioners, Niall's "Slow Hands" dominated the charts last year, cementing him as a musical force to be reckoned with. He joins queen of country Maren Morris at the Budweiser Stage.Budweiser Stage
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