Mayday Parade’s 20th anniversary show at Toronto’s History was a powerful mix of nostalgia, emotion, and community. From rare deep cuts to crowd-favorite anthems, guest appearances, and heartfelt moments, the band proved why they’ve remained a beloved force in pop-punk. A must-read recap of a night fans won’t forget.

Japanese rock icon MIYAVI lit up Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall with a high-energy, genre-blending show on May 15. Promoting the deluxe edition of LOST IN LOVE, FOUND IN PAIN, he delivered blistering guitar work, slick choreography, and raw emotion—proving once again why he’s one of the most dynamic live performers in music today.

Arch Enemy delivered a thunderous performance at Toronto’s Queen Elizabeth Theatre on May 9th, showcasing their signature blend of intensity, precision, and showmanship as part of their Blood Dynasty North American tour. With commanding stage presence, blistering musicianship, and a set that spanned fan favourites and deep cuts, the band kept the crowd in a frenzy from start to finish—culminating in a powerful encore that paid tribute to their roots.

On May 4th, Isabel LaRosa delivered an emotional, visually moody set at The Danforth Music Hall during her Psychopomp Tour stop in Toronto. With standout performances of fan favorites and support from Thomas LaRosa and Mercer Henderson, the night captured her raw, alt-pop energy in full force.

On April 22, post-hardcore supergroup L.S. Dunes lit up The Velvet Underground in Toronto with a high-energy, emotionally charged set that left fans buzzing. Kicking off the night with killer openers From Indian Lakes and Night Sins, the show built up to a fever pitch as the band took the stage. L.S. Dunes delivered a dynamic, genre-blurring live experience that showcased their powerhouse musicianship and undeniable chemistry. Whether you're a diehard fan or new to the band, this was a Toronto concert that proved L.S. Dunes is much more than a side project—they're a force of their own.

On April 6, Beth Gibbons returned to the stage at Toronto’s historic Massey Hall, delivering an unforgettable live performance in support of her debut solo album Lives Outgrown. Opening with a haunting trio of tracks from the new record, Gibbons’ ethereal voice and magnetic stage presence transformed the night into a spiritual, emotionally charged experience. With Massey Hall’s acoustics enhancing every fragile note, Gibbons proved that her long-awaited return was more than worth it—marking a new era in her legendary career.