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25 can't-miss concerts coming to Toronto in 2024

Toronto's concerts have made the city one of the most popular tour stops for musicians and artists. In fact, this year the city was determined to be the most-visited stop for world tours — and it definitely doesn't look like it'll be slowing down next year.

Here are some of the most exciting upcoming Toronto concerts in 2024.

  • Concerts
    Date
    About the Event
    Location
    • January 6
      Travis Scott comes to Scotiabank Arena on Jan. 6 for his Utopia Presents Circus Maximus Tour. He's bringing along Texas rapper and singer Teezo Touchdown, who was most recently featured on Drake's For All the Dogs, and garners praise from the likes of André 3000.
      Scotiabank Arena
    • February 9
      The Canadian outfit comes to Drake's History venue on Feb. 9 for their "The Adventures of Ben Blank Tour." It comes after the nine-track album of the same name was recorded in Toronto and released in October.
    • February 14
      The R&B singer, who got her start in Pasadena, is stopping at the Danforth Music Hall on Feb. 14 if you're looking for the perfect Valentine's Day concert.
      Danforth Music Hall
    • February 23
      The Montreal-born, Paris-raised singer songwriter is performing at Massey Hall on Feb. 15 alongside special guest Devon Cole. The most-nominated artist at the 2022 Junos will be touring in support of last August's "99 Nights."
    • February 23
      If you missed your first two chances at catching the Trilogy Tour, there's still Feb. 23 at Scotiabank Arena. The Latin trio will be back in the city after two October showstoppers in the arena.
      Scotiabank Arena
    • February 24-25
      Afrobeats hitmaker Burna Boy made room for two nights in Toronto at Scotiabank Arena on his "I Told Them... Tour!" from Feb. 24 to 25.
      Scotiabank Arena
    • March 3-4
      Feist is playing Massey Hall on March 3 to 4 in support of Multitudes, her sixth album which initially began as part of a concert series of the same name.
    • March 8
      The Americana and folk singer, born in Montreal, is coming by the Danforth Music Hall on March 8 in support of her second solo album "The Returner."
      Danforth Music Hall
    • March 29
      Gen Z queen and chart-topper Olivia Rodrigo has two Toronto stops on her "Guts World Tour" for March 29 and 30 at Scotiabank Arena. It'll be her second-ever tour and her debut arena tour.
      Scotiabank Arena
    • April 4
      The Puerto Rican king of Latin trap is coming to Toronto on April 4 for his "Most Wanted Tour." He was recently dethroned by one Taylor Swift as the most-streamed artist on Spotify globally, after taking the spot in 2021 and 2022.
      Scotiabank Arena
    • April 6-16
      Folk singer-songwriter and TikTok favourite Noah Kahan picked out three shows for Toronto at Scotiabank Arena on April 6, 14 and 16 — but the first two are already sold out.
      Scotiabank Arena
    • April 7
      The rapper, of "Boy's a Liar" fame, is coming to the Danforth Music Hall on April 7 along with Atlanta-based Bktherula.
      Danforth Music Hall
    • May 14
      The English singer songwriter is performing at the Danforth Music Hall on May 14 in support of her debut album from October, "Paint My Bedroom Black."
      The Danforth Music Hall
    • July 27
      Calgary's own Tate McRae is coming to Budweiser Stage on Jul. 28 as part of her "Think Later World Tour," after the album of the same name that released on Dec. 8.
      Budweiser Stage
    • August 3
      The Grey Cup performers are celebrating 30 years of their album "Dookie" and 20 years of "American Idiot," for anyone who hasn't felt the crushing passage of time recently. They'll be joined by the Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid, and the Linda Lindas at the Rogers Centre on Aug 3.
      Rogers Centre
    • August 15
      If you want to relive your youth without the constant reminder that time comes for us all, then catch Blink-182 at the Rogers Centre on Aug. 15 with Pierce the Veil for the "One More Time... Tour."
      Rogers Centre
    • August 17
      In the last batch of August's musical nostalgia, the New Kids on the Block are on their "Magic Summer Tour," with stops on Aug. 17 and 18 at Budweiser Stage. To make for a concentrated dose of the '90s, they'll be joined by Paula Abdul and DJ Jazzy Jeff.
      Budweiser Stage
    • August 31
      The Beaches, named after the Toronto neighbourhood, are having their biggest ever show in their hometown on Aug. 22 at Budweiser Stage. This year was a big year for the band which saw their single "Blame Brett" reach viral TikTok fame. They'll be joined by Valley and New West for the show.
      Budweiser Stage
    Lead photo by

    Jesse Milns

Lead photo by

Jesse Milns


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