Concerts in Toronto This-week
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Concerts in Toronto This-week 2026 schedule
This week in Toronto offers an exciting lineup of concerts featuring a diverse array of artists across renowned venues. Fans can look forward to performances by legendary rock band AC/DC at Rogers Stadium on September 16th, alongside other major acts such as Suicideboys & Destroy Lonely at RBC Amphitheatre on September 14th and Bryson Tiller at the same venue on September 16th. The RBC Amphitheatre also hosts soulful singer Dermot Kennedy on September 15th and the captivating Thee Sacred Souls on September 20th. For alternative and punk enthusiasts, Social Distortion performs twice at History - Toronto on September 14th and 15th, while the Danforth Music Hall Theatre features Streetlight Manifesto on September 19th and Australian Pink Floyd Show on September 15th. Top venues like Massey Hall host stellar performances from Sara Bareilles and Juanes on September 15th and 19th respectively, and the Scotiabank Arena welcomes Robyn on September 15th. Electronic music fans can enjoy Tinlicker’s performances on September 18th and 19th at the History venue, while the Phoenix Concert Theatre hosts acts such as Cabaret Voltaire and Kamelot. Other highlights include the Queen Elizabeth Theatre’s Bee Gees tribute show, Stayin Alive, on September 19th, and a variety of indie, jazz, and world music acts across Toronto’s vibrant concert halls and clubs. This diverse schedule ensures there’s something for every music lover this week in Toronto's lively live music scene.