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Alt-pop rock sensation Glaive rocked the house at the Danforth Music Hall on August 16th 2023. At the beginning of his set, he emerged from a large tent on stage and kicked off the night with his quiet ballad track “oh are you bipolar one or two?”. He also performed tracks from his recently released album “i care so much that i don’t care at all” such as ”the car” and “17250”. Halfway through the set, he exclaimed that he was “happy to be in Canada and happier to be in Toronto”. Long Beach rock band Oso Oso and rapper-producer Polo Perks supported him for his Toronto performance. He was also supported by Washington-based rock band Origami Angel during other parts of the tour. All photos by John Mendoza (@iblibs). Glaive Setlist oh are you bipolar one or two? as if im nothing thats all i am 1984 prick pissed the car the prom i care so much that i dont care at all i wanna slam my head against the wall dnd cloak n dagger fuck this town pardee urgent care ive made worse mistakes tiziana all i do is try my best 17250 astrid minnesota is a place that exists Oso Oso

English alternative artist, YUNGBLUD, performed to a sold-out crowd at History on July 4th. LA punk band The Regrettes and Toronto alt-pop artist Sophie Powers opened the evening’s show. See photos captured by Katrina Lat below: Yungblud Setlist superdeadfriends 21st Century Liability The Funeral Doctor Doctor parents Anarchist Sex Not Violence Tissues strawberry lipstick I Think I’m OKAY California Sweet Heroine Kill Somebody fleabag Lowlife Loner The Regrettes Sophie Powers

Toronto’s iconic Massey Hall hosted an unforgettable evening as indie-folk band Lord Huron graced the stage, weaving ethereal harmonies and mesmerizing melodies. Josiah Botting skillfully captured the essence of the band’s magnetic presence and musical prowess, preserving transcendent moments in his evocative compositions. From awe-stricken faces to eyes brimming with connection, Botting’s lens transported viewers into the heart of the performance, inviting them to relish the profound bond between Lord Huron and their ardent devotees. Embark on a visual pilgrimage through this collection of captivating imagery, immersing yourself in the soul-stirring essence of Lord Huron’s spellbinding night at Massey Hall, forever etched in the annals of musical brilliance.

In the realm of musical brilliance, few can match the artistry and magnetic stage presence of Tegan and Sara. As they graced the stage, Lourdes Lasala’s editorial photography skillfully captured the essence of their unforgettable performance. With an astute eye for detail and a passion for preserving fleeting moments, Lasala immortalizes the ethereal harmonies and boundless energy that reverberated through the venue. Through her evocative images, viewers are transported into a world where the power of music becomes tangible, celebrating the sheer talent and enduring connection Tegan and Sara share with their dedicated fanbase. Setlist You Wouldn’t Like Me I Can’t Grow Up Back in Your Head Smoking Weed Alone Yellow Under My Control Feel It in My Bones Boyfriend Closer My Number Burn Your Life Down I Was a Fool The Con Fucking Up What Matters Nineteen Sometimes I See Stars Living Room Shock to Your System Walking With a Ghost

In the heart of Toronto’s vibrant music scene, Lourdes Lasala’s editorial photography beautifully captures the essence of Summer Salt’s performance at The Axis Club. With an expert eye for detail, Lasala immortalizes the unspoken emotions, contagious energy, and shared euphoria that permeated the venue that night. Through her images, she unveils a captivating visual narrative that not only celebrates the musicians but also offers a glimpse into the larger cultural tapestry of Toronto’s music scene. From the interplay of light and shadows to the atmospheric ambiance of the club, Lasala’s photographs invite viewers to relish in the magic and collective experience of live music, creating a lasting connection to that unforgettable evening. Setlist Tortilla Soup Supermoon Candy Wrappers Give My Heart a Little Break Mondays Facil Hocus Pocus Little chimmy One Last Time Swinging For the Fences Carry On Little Legs Full Catastrophe Seventeen Fire Sign Macaroon Marielle Driving to Hawaii

A night filled with boundless energy and soul-stirring melodies unfolded at Rebel in Toronto as Bebe Rexha graced the stage. The atmosphere was electric, as fans and admirers eagerly awaited the moment when the music would transport them to another dimension. With a stage adorned in captivating lights and an aura of anticipation, Bebe Rexha’s performance left an indelible mark on all who were fortunate enough to be present. Her powerful vocals and magnetic presence created an immersive experience, transcending the boundaries of time and space, and immersing the crowd in a world of pure musical bliss. This photo gallery captures the essence of that unforgettable evening, inviting you to relive the magic and witness the sheer brilliance that is Bebe Rexha in her element. Check out photos captured and edited by Katrina Lat: Zolita

On May 30th, the Budweiser Stage in Toronto became a vibrant hub of anticipation as fans eagerly awaited the performance of the immensely talented Louis Tomlinson. This blog post presents a collection of captivating photographs that encapsulate the essence of that unforgettable night. Join us as we relive the magic, immersing ourselves in the electrifying atmosphere and soul-stirring melodies that defined Louis Tomlinson’s concert in Toronto. All photos captured and edited by Josiah Botting: Louis Tomlinson Setlist The Greatest Kill My Mind Bigger Than Me Lucky Again Holding on to Heartache Face the Music We Made It Night Changes Chicago Saved by a Stranger Written All Over Your Face All This Time She Is Beauty We Are World Class Copy of a Copy of a Copy Walls 505 Back to You Angels Fly Out of My System Snarls The Academic

While many modern-day festivals feel commercialized, Groovin the Moo has remained community-driven, creating unforgettable festival experiences for attendees. And this year did not disappoint. We were fortunate to cover GTM’s final leg of its 2023 tour in Bunbury, Western Australia. With heavy overcast straight from the get-go, there definitely was a concern for rain, especially with our camera gear. The weather, however, did not seem to bother festival goers; ear-to-ear smiles extending from the first act, WA natives, South Summit to Fatboy Slim’s attention-consuming set closing out the festival. As a North American-based publication, it was really special to see all of the support for each of the acts, many of which call Australia home. The festival itself was very well organized, with clear alcohol-permitted sections, a large variety of food trucks and even a tent dedicated to dancing in led lights. It was clear that Groovin the Moo is not your regular festival, with the majority of fans enjoying the vibes brought through music rather than worrying about getting to the front of the mosh pit; a scene unfortunately all too common in North America. From international acts such as Denzel Curry and Fatboy Slim to local icons including the Hilltop Hoods (a late addition to this tour), Teen Jesus & The Jean Teasers and Amy Shark, the range in genres did not take away from the energy of the festival. Fatboy Slim also absolutely smashed his closing set at GTM this year. It’s always a sign of a good performer when the crowd has such a wide range in age, yet, everyone is on their feet singing or dancing along. Groovin the Moo sure knows how to put together a well-rounded lineup and we can’t wait to see what they do next year. Check out photos below: Amy Shark Fatboy Slim The Chats Denzel Curry Nothing But Thieves Sophie May Dice Kiera Jas Photos and Article written and captured by Kianna Sumitani

On May 20th 2023, North Carolina indie pop rock artist Indigo De Souza performed a glistening show at the Opera House. She kicked off her show with frenetic dream pop track “Time Back” as the crowd danced to its pulsating beat. De Souza then continued with other songs from her April 2023 album “All of this Will End” such as “Smog” and “Not My Body.” She finished her set off with the comforting yet chaotic “Real Pain” but later returned on stage for an encore with “How I Get Myself Killed”. She was supported by folk rock band Sluice who performed songs off of their March album “Radial Gate” and their self-titled album from 2019. All photos by John Mendoza or @iblibs on Instagram. Indigo De Souza Setlist Time Back You Can Be Mean Sick in the Head Darker Than Death All of this Will End Smog What Are We Gonna Do Now Parking Lot Always Kill Me Not My Body Younger and Dumber 17 Wasting Your Time The Water Real Pain Sluice

Dean Lewis played the Danforth Music Hall on May 20th, 2023. Jessia opened up the show. Photos below captured and edited by Josiah Botting: Dean Lewis Setlist Looks Like Me Small Disasters 7 Minutes Something to Help Hurtless Stay Awake The Hardest Love Chemicals Lost Without You Hold of Me Yellow Let Go Half a Man To Have You Today Scares Me How Do I Say Goodbye Falling Up Be Alright Jessia

Waterparks played the Danforth Music Hall on May 17th. Hunny and Elliott Lee opened the show. Photos below captured and edited by Josiah Botting: Waterparks Setlist ST*RFUCKER Numb Rare Stupid for You Crave Brainwashed 2 Best Friends Fuck About It War Crimes [Reboot] Royal Telephone Ritual We Need to Talk Violet! I Miss Having Sex but at Least I Don’t Wanna Die Anymore Closer A Night Out on Earth Hunny Elliott Lee

On May 9th, Yves Tumor stormed History in Toronto with their distinct blend of glam rock, post-punk and industrial grunge as part of the “To Spite or Not to Spite” North American tour. They hyped up the ocean of fans with songs like “God is a Circle”, “Gospel for a New Century ‘ and “Heaven Surrounds Us Like a Hood”. Their live rendition of “Operator” was a favourite as the entire audience erupted with a chorus of “Be aggressive!” on top of the driving bass stylings of bassist Gina Ramirez. The band, most notably guitarist Chris Greatti, brought an explosive aura to the stage, especially during their electrifying encore. Yves Tumor was also supported by indie rock band Pretty Sick and Calfornia-based electronic duo NATION. All photos captured and edited by John Mendoza: Yves Tumor Pretty Sick NATION