Top 8 Concerts in Toronto This Week: Frog Eyes, Squid, Ministry, and More
This week in Toronto promises to be an exciting one with a lineup of eight concerts that music lovers won’t want to miss. From beloved Canadian indie rock veterans to fresh faces on the music scene, there’s something for everyone to enjoy live music in the 416. Let’s dive into the details of these must-see shows happening in the city over the next few days.
Starting the week, Amyl and the Sniffers were set to bring their high-energy performance to Toronto on May 12; unfortunately, the show had to be cancelled due to illness. Despite this setback, fans can still look forward to other thrilling concerts happening in the city throughout the week.
German composer Nils Frahm will be taking the stage at Massey Hall on May 13. Known for pushing the boundaries of his instrument, Frahm’s unique style promises a captivating night of music. If you’re in the mood for some folk-pop tunes, head over to The Axis Club that same evening to catch Jensen McRae, a talented singer-songwriter from Los Angeles making her debut in Toronto.
On May 14, grunge enthusiasts can rejoice as Superheaven will be performing at The Opera House, treating fans to new music after a decade-long hiatus. For those who prefer a more experimental sound, Frog Eyes will be showcasing their art rock at The Dance Cave on May 16, promising a night filled with jittery and spiky tunes.
English rock band Squid will be delivering their post-punk sound at The Opera House on May 17, offering attendees a taste of their latest album, Cowards. Another exciting show happening that same day is Wine Lips at Lee’s Palace, where fans can catch the Exclaim! Class of 2019 alumni live in action.
Closing out the week, Ministry will be hitting the stage at History on May 18, bringing back old hits from the ’80s for a nostalgic evening of music. Despite their previous reluctance, the band is set to perform tracks from their early albums, With Sympathy and Twitch, much to the delight of long-time fans.
With such a diverse lineup of artists and genres, Toronto music aficionados are in for a treat this week. From indie rock to grunge and everything in between, these concerts promise unforgettable performances and a chance to experience some of the best acts in the music scene. So grab your tickets, round up your friends, and get ready to dance the night away at these can’t-miss shows happening across the city.