The Toronto International Harp Festival 2026 will bring an extraordinary celebration of harp music, live concerts, global artistry, and cultural storytelling to Toronto on July 11th and 12th.
Also known as iHarpFest, the festival will feature special performances by world-class harpists, alongside an impressive lineup of internationally acclaimed harpists, educators, and composers. This year’s featured…
Music, Film & Creatives
Spotlighting music, films, and creatives shaping Toronto’s cultural landscape
From live concerts and local artists to film screenings, festivals, and filmmaker spotlights, this category highlights both emerging and established creatives driving the city’s landscape
This summer, one of the GTA’s most beautiful destinations, Royal Botanical Gardens, will host a standout lineup of Canadian artists as part of its outdoor summer concert series, Concerts in the Gardens.
Taking place at Hendrie Park in Burlington, the immersive concert series will bring live music to a scenic garden setting, giving guests the…
Toronto is set for another incredible summer of live music, with some of the biggest names in pop, rock, hip-hop, country, R&B, electronic, and international music taking over stages across the city.
A free music and wellness festival, TOgether for Toronto Healthcare is taking over Nathan Phillips Square this June in support of Toronto hospitals.
This Spring Season, Toronto audiences will have the opportunity to experience a series of compelling performances as Soundstreams, one of Canada’s leading presenters of innovative music, brings three compelling shows to the stage.
For one night only, Grammy and Juno Award–winning artist Chantal Kreviazuk will perform at the historic castle, Casaloma, on Valentine’s Day.
Back from touring and filming his full-length comedy special in Africa, Popular Comedian Michael Blackson returns to the stage with his hit I Deported Myself Comedy Tour, live in Toronto on February 21st at the Toronto Pavilion Theatre.
This February, Toronto honours the life, music, and legacy of global icon Bob Marley with the city’s longest-running Bob Marley Tribute, returning to the legendary Lee’s Palace on February 7th. The annual celebration brings the love, spirit, and fire of reggae to the city for one unforgettable night.
It’s only January, and Toronto’s concert calendar is already filling up fast. From arena-level superstars to indie favourites and nostalgic throwback shows, several new concerts have just been announced for music lovers across the city.
As the year kicks off, we’re spotlighting 50 must-attend concerts happening across the Toronto Area in 2026. From arena shows to intimate performances, these are the live music moments to have on your radar.