Scotiabank Arena

Maiden does what Maiden does best. Leaves the fans satisfied with an A++ performance and great visuals. Although I'll always miss the more practical stage sfx, the LCD screens give a new kind of interaction that's pretty damn cool. I do wish we could have gotten 2 songs per album, but I can't say that I was disappointed. Especially because my date experienced her first concert ever and she loved it.

HDHDJDJJDD I miss this concert already!! Since the new releases in the A Matter of Time album, I’ve been missing this concert since hehe. I managed to get pretty good seats on the far right, and even from there I got a perfect few of the stunning set pieces and the screens. Everyone there wore such pretty dresses and outfits it felt like a really warm community. I was so swayed by Laufey’s beautiful singing, and the visuals were so atmospheric yet playful:)! So glad she ended with A Night to Remember, all the songs were great and I almost cried a couple of times. Would definitely go again!!

Awesome show! She looked fabulous, she sounded amazing, the tributes to Tom Petty and Christie McVie were beautiful and I love how she talked about the origin of each song. I have been a huge fan for over 40 years and she did not disappoint. The experience literally brought tears to my eyes. I just wish I had a better camera. Couldn't get one decent pic from the nosebleeds

The concert was fabulous, loved hearing the earlier songs ,and of course the new ones. your performances where seamless. Yes there was some technical issue but the stories to kill time were so appreciated they were funny and ,made you more endearing to us. Do you think sometime you could play snake tongue? f******g love that song, growing up in this city I can SOOO relate - lol I Love LO VE this band. I have been following you since the early days. It makes my heart so happy for you, all your hard work is paying off. Congratulations, Wishing you nothing but the very best. Hugs, A Beaches Mum, no relation ;)

Trent took a moment halfway through and said that one of their semi trucks that were on the way to Toronto to setup for the show got in a car crash and all the equipment in it is all scrap on the side of the highway, driver is okay though. He gave an extra thanks to the crew for still making the show possible. Makes me want to buy a KIA. Lol. <3

If you were fortunate enough to be in Toronto Canada on March 22nd for the most recent Beautifully Broken tour event then you were truly blessed. Mr Ross and his crew will always give as a Five Star Plus performance. However what comes from his heart it's not performance it is solid real emotion and feeling. I hope all fans will stay on this journey alongside Josh Ross. May God continue his blessings on Mr Ross the crew and management who work together to pull together 100% satisfaction each and every time. LYFNC JR 💖💖💖 Don't miss another great show tonight March 23rd 2025 London Ontario Canada Life place formerly Budweiser Gardens

The stage, production, track list, guests....incredible. My wife and I aren't Kygo's target demo but we appreciate all kinds of music and when we saw his rebooked show from last year was in January we thought what a great opportunity to start the new year strong and dance the night away. The crowd was great....very chill, no attitudes....everyone in the arena that night was there for a good time. Kygo is really talented without question and it was a 10 out of 10 from an entertainment value perspective. We agreed on the drive home that if he ever comes to Toronto again we'll be there. Oh, bonus too was the ticket prices weren't completely crazy like most gigs these days....good on ya Kyrre Gørvell-Dahll!!!

band was great as always! very bittersweet crowd was easily the rudest and most lacking in concert etiquette that i’ve ever experienced. i’ve been to 200+ shows in the past decade. and i’m from AMERICA. y’all say WE’RE rude? you’re supposed to protect the small, short, sick, and female. not stomp on their feet and kick their shins on purpose, beat their faces in with your elbows, intentionally punch and hold your elbows in their backs, ribs and necks, use them as human kickstands to hold your phone up, and try to trample over them when they hit the ground just to get closer to the stage. for the record, i went to the london show last night and i was in almost the exact same spot of the crowd. everybody picked each other up when they fell/got knocked down. they pushed the short people forward so they could see. they lifted the injured out of the crowd. they made small barricades around the women and smaller folks who were getting thrown around by the crowd surges and helped hold them upright. they continuously made sure people were okay if they saw them getting crushed repeatedly and pushed the crowd back to help people breathe. LIKE YOURE SUPPOSED TO. this crowd was every man for himself. petty, pigheaded, egotistical and selfish. not how you represent the band at a hometown show at ALL.

Nickel Creek was better than I expected. Solid band. Lord Huron were every bit as good as I expected, having seen them live before. Love that band. I have to admit that I didn't know more than a few of Kacey Musgraves songs but would go see her live again in a heartbeat. She's an excellent musician and performer. Far exceeded my expectations. You gotta love it when that happens. Great concert. Go see them now.

Saw them at the history few months back. They killed it. They didn’t have a long set list this time at Roger’s . That said,it’s shameful they were the opening band. Although they sounded great but nowhere as electric as they were at the history’. No fault of their own . They need to be the main act from here-forth. I’ve known these guys forever . Being on tour with Slipknot definitely have them more exposure to the North American audience. Hail Orbit Culture ! 🔥🤘🏼

there were chains and hip thrusts and crotch camera zoom-ins and barking. 10/10 no notes. all that ASIDE though ateez are tried and true performers. from start to finish the concert tells a story through props and stage design, through dancing and (LIVE) singing, and through incredible acting. they give their all from start to finish and they’re just so full of love for each other and for the people who support them. no one’s doin it like ateez fr

I’m from a little island called Jamaica so we never get tours or anything and I moved to Canada and made the biggest and by far best decision of my life . I’ve waited since I was seven years old to experience a concert by Niall and the other boys. I can unequivocally without a doubt say that seeing Niall for TSLOT Toronto night 2 was the best experience in my entire existence and I’ve loved him for 14 years and will continue doing so for more. Get those Niall tickets I promise it will be a show of a lifetime, also Del Water Gap?? insane I loved his set. I didn’t know the words to his songs but his energy was so incredible I HAD to check him out, you won’t be disappointed there either.

Visuals and performance was amazing. However, I was on the side of the stage, and for half the concert Melanie was hidden inside a big tent, not visible to half the stadium. It was only enjoyable from front on. The screens were also not visible from where we were. I wish the ticket had informed me it was an obstructed view. They weren’t cheap either. We were in section 110.

Peter and his band of 8 talented musicians was absolutely incredible. They performed for almost 3 hours and each moment was exhilarating and breathtaking. I hadn't seen Peter live since his famed Secret World tour, 30 years ago, so it really meant so much to me to see him with the legend that is Tony Levin, and the extraordinary David Rhodes and brilliant Manu Katche. Manu's percussion for Biko was one of the highlights for me. All 9 of these amazing people brought tears to my eyes and made my heart soar. It's been a long time since I connected in such a deeply emotional way with the music and performers at a live show. It was truly an honour to witness their greatness and I am so grateful for Peter Gabriel. He is a master of his craft and a healer. He takes his art to levels beyond just music. What a truly glorious night. Please go see Peter and his band if you have the opportunity. I should also talk about the music itself. Peter played his new album, i/o, in its entirety, I believe. I absolutely love every track. It's brilliant. Still making incredible music after all these years.

On tour in support of his new album “i/o”, his first release in over twenty years… i o…i o…it’s off to Peter Gabriel, we go! A full house at Scotiabank Arena last night for a fantastic showcase of solid new material and a fine assortment from his vast catalogue. Not a lick of early Genesis gems but a musical box full of goodies nonetheless, including Solsbury Hill, from his solo debut recorded in Toronto with Canadian producer Bob Ezrin 47 years ago! He was in a chatty mood, great voice and a phenomenal 8-piece band including his stalwart sideman on bass, Tony Levin. Amazing show!

Great sound and Peter and band in great form but ... I think he would have been better off to do the full new album at one go and then bring on the hits for a second set. The pacing as it was was really precarious. Audience lost a lot of interest at new stuff (which is normal enough if not known material). But came alive at the familiar. Have to admit my own drifting even though the new stuff is quite worthy. Not knowing words does impact a lot on new stuff as well. Light show and backing art materials amazing. Very disapo0inted the version of Saulsberry Hill did not replicate the hard guitar parts at the end of the song. Missed that a lot. Also no Shock the Monkey or Games without ... and a few others I really wanted to hear as we don't get to see him much. Saw him first at Maple Leaf Gardens on the first So tour. That was quite laid back with no screens et al. Was really hoping for the Peter who brought so much to the other tours after that. His voice is in great shape mind you.

I was disappointed to not be able to see Jane’s Addiction, but things happen. I had never heard Poppy before and I thought it was totally cool. The Pumpkins were deadly, as always. They always bring their A game. They rock so hard! Those guitar solos! Incredible! And of course, Jimmy is always killer on drums. I did think the sound in the arena was not that great. I don’t know if it was just because of where I was sitting (section 120) , but the sound echoed back and was fairly annoying. It kind of seemed like it was too loud for the space. I have seen the Pumpkins at an outdoor venue and the sound was much better. (Still crazy loud but not echoey).

Good but they’ve had better effects like sand-sprayed acrobats walking on all fours and doing acrobatics stunts on long pieces of fabric. Visuals were really nothing we haven’t all seen before. Just felt like they were sticking to the same show routine & commentary for each show. As a long-time fan since the mid 90s... I have to admit I wasn’t very impressed with the show nor the 6 song album with bad segue filler. I guess yes it is hard to top past perfection (music), just had higher hopes & expectations I guess during this long hiatus.

These guys know how to put on an incredible show. You can tell they really love performing as you can see them genuinely smiling once in a while. The lighting, set designs, and production quality were amazing! My only complaint was Scotiabank Arena's sound quality that night was a bit crackly from being too loud I guess. Hope TOP come back to Toronto again, I really enjoyed the show.

this was THE best concert i’ve ever been to. you could definitely tell that they put so much effort into their shows and into making it an experience. you never knew what to expect next and it was incredible. and the break before the encore, the entire audience sang truce and it was BEAUTIFUL. i cant wait to see them again someday. if you ever get the chance i 100% recommend seeing them live. they’re amazing with the audience and so funny and kind and just overall talented. seriously incredible.