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🎶 Goat
🎶 w/ TEKE::TEKE
📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON
🕖 Monday, July 6th, 2026 @ 7:00pm
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Out of the deep north of Sweden, masked and anonymous, Goat have spent the better part of fifteen years pulling from voodoo folklore, Afrobeat, psych rock, and something harder to name. They built their mythology around Korpilombolo, a remote Arctic village said to carry a centuries-old curse, and they have never broken character once. Six studio albums in, from the furious groove of World Music to the ritual drift of 2024’s self-titled release, their live show remains a full-on ceremony. Percussion locked, guitars spiraling, costumes and masks in place. They arrive in Toronto ready to conduct it.
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🎶 The Church
📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON
🕖 Saturday, July 4th, 2026 @ 7:00pm
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Out of Sydney in 1980 came four young men with a guitar sound built for the long drive into the dark. Steve Kilbey put a bass low in his hands and let the words drift somewhere between the dream and the bruise, and The Church was born. “Under the Milky Way” floated out of 1988’s Starfish and never came back down, a song the whole world learned by heart. But these guys never lived off one hit. Forty-five years deep, with a catalogue past two dozen records, they keep chasing the next horizon. The Hypnogogue in 2023 and its companion Eros Zeta and the Perfumed Guitars in 2024 prove the well still runs cold and clear. Jangling guitars, hypnotic grooves, lyrics that read like fever dreams. Kilbey and company are still the real thing. 🌌
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🎶 Boris Grebenshchikov & Aquarium
📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON
🕖 Wednesday, May 27th, 2026 @ 7:00pm
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They call him BG, and across the old Soviet world that’s all you need to say. Boris Grebenshchikov built Russian rock from the ground up, hauling a band called Aquarium out of Leningrad apartment rooms in 1972, cutting records on homemade tape when the word “rock” was still contraband. Fifty-plus years on, the songs are still the soundtrack to whole generations, and the man is still chasing the music wherever it leads, from St. Petersburg romance to reggae to Celtic air. This is Aquarium’s only Canadian date, carrying the new record Strange News from a Distant Star plus the old anthems, the ones people know by heart. A founding father, a working band, three hours of songs that refused to stay quiet. 🚂
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🎶 Wintersleep
🎶 w/ Weird Nightmare
📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON
🕖 Friday, June 19th, 2026 @ 7:00pm
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Twenty-five years deep and Wintersleep still sound like a band chasing something just past the horizon. The Halifax five-piece came up out of small-town Nova Scotia, built a name on slow-burning, hard-hitting indie rock, and walked off with a JUNO along the way. Paul Murphy’s voice carries that weathered, searching quality that turned songs like Weighty Ghost into Canadian radio fixtures. Their eighth record, Wishing Moon, landed in March 2026, tracked live in a Mojave Desert studio near Pioneertown with no click track and nowhere to hide. You can hear it: prog, folk, and alt-rock braided together, loose and alive, full of grit and open sky. This is a band that has stayed honest about the work and the years, and they bring all of it to the stage. One night in the Masonic Temple. Don’t sleep on it. 🌙
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🎶 The Black Angels
🎶 w/ L.A. Witch
📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON
🕖 Monday, May 25th, 2026 @ 7:00pm
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Out of the mescaline heat of Austin, Texas, The Black Angels have spent two decades building a sound that crawls under your skin and stays there. Formed in 2004 and named after a Velvet Underground song, the band live by the mantra “Turn On, Tune In, Drone Out.” Across six studio albums, from the brooding war hymns of Passover to the widescreen fuzz of Wilderness of Mirrors, Alex Maas and company deal in heavy reverb, hypnotic drone, and Farfisa organ swirl. Their songs reckon with empire, paranoia, and the American shadow, all of it wrapped in guitar that buzzes like a live wire. They founded the Levitation festival, ground zero for the modern psych revival. This is dark, churning, full-volume rock and roll. Bring your head and let it spin. 🌀
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🎶 Lambrini Girls
📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON
🕖 Saturday, June 20th, 2026 @ 7:00pm
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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. 🎸🔥
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🎶 Lighthouse
📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON
🕖 Saturday, June 27th, 2026 @ 7pm
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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.
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🎶 Limblifter + The Grapes of Wrath
📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON
🕖 Saturday, April 18th, 2026 @ 7pm
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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. 🌿
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🎶 Brian Byrne (of I Mother Earth)
📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON
🕖 Friday, April 24th, 2026 @ 7:00pm
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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. 🎸
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🎶 The Lemon Twigs
📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON
🕖 Saturday, April 25th, 2026 @ 7:00pm
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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.
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