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Paul Simon: A Quiet Celebration (Concert Review)
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Paul Simon: A Quiet Celebration (Concert Review)

July 2, 2026 Steven Lantier

Legendary singer-songwriter Paul Simon was last in Toronto barely a year ago, for three intimate evenings of smaller-scale musicmaking at […]

Sam Roberts Band at Massey Hall (Concert Review)
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Sam Roberts Band at Massey Hall (Concert Review)

April 12, 2026 Steven Lantier

CanRock aficionados have been eating good over the past year, with celebrated concerts from Sloan (March 2026), Neil Young (August […]

Danish String Quartet at Koerner Hall (Concert Review)
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Danish String Quartet at Koerner Hall (Concert Review)

February 28, 2026 Steven Lantier

Mervon Mehta’s stellar tenure as Artistic Director of the Royal Conservatory of Music’s concert series is sadly winding down this […]

Víkingur Ólafsson at Koerner Hall (Concert Review)
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Víkingur Ólafsson at Koerner Hall (Concert Review)

February 3, 2026 Steven Lantier

Rising superstar Víkingur Ólafsson is a hot commodity these days. With upcoming recitals at the Royal Festival Hall (London), Philharmonie […]

Joshua Bell Returns (Concert Review)
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Joshua Bell Returns (Concert Review)

November 17, 2025 Steven Lantier

When Classical FM convened a readers’ vote on the greatest violinists of all time in 2022, classical music lovers overwhelmingly […]

Ehnes Quartet at St. Lawrence Centre (Concert Review): Music Toronto Launches the 25-26 Season
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Ehnes Quartet at St. Lawrence Centre (Concert Review): Music Toronto Launches the 25-26 Season

October 3, 2025 Steven Lantier

That name is a bit misleading. While (understandably) taking its name from its most famous member, it helps to understand […]

The Who at Budweiser Stage (Concert Review): The Kids Remain Alright
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The Who at Budweiser Stage (Concert Review): The Kids Remain Alright

September 3, 2025 Steven Lantier

It’s been twenty-three years since we lost John Entwistle, the legendary bassist and founding member of The Who. It’s been […]

Oasis at Rogers Stadium (Concert Review): Good To Be Back
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Oasis at Rogers Stadium (Concert Review): Good To Be Back

August 26, 2025 Steven Lantier

Years from now, when people look back on this long, hot Toronto summer, what will they remember? Perhaps they’ll think […]

Linkin Park @ Scotiabank Arena (Concert Review): Somewhere We Belong
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Linkin Park at Scotiabank Arena (Concert Review): Somewhere We Belong

August 9, 2025 Steven Lantier

It’s a classic conundrum: what to do when a band loses its lead singer? For some, the answer is to […]

Barenaked Ladies at Budweiser Stage (Concert Review): Hide Out Under There
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Barenaked Ladies at Budweiser Stage (Concert Review): Hide Out Under There

July 26, 2025 Steven Lantier

The Barenaked Ladies are worth well over $1,000,000 these days. If that wasn’t already true after their runaway smash hit […]

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