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The Dance Cave
Toronto, Canada•1.67K Followers•20 Upcoming concerts
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Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, The Dance Cave is located at 529 Bloor St W in Toronto, Canada. For directions and parking info, visit The Dance Cave’s official website at http://www.leespalace.com/the-cave-calendar/ or call them at 1-416-532-1598. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Toronto, Canada on Bandsintown.
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What fans are saying
Amazing show! EMF brought pure joy & energy to the small crowd & we loved it. And you could tell that they were truly having FUN performing. James voice hasn't aged a day, nor has his boundless, and infectious energy; and getting to witness super-underrated guitarist Ian Dench play was awesome — his solo on "Unbelievable" was worth the price of admission alone. There was a good mix of older & newer material played (but I do wish they'd played more tunes from their 2nd album STIGMA, which is my fave). The band came out after the show to sign autographs & take pics with fans, also. I really hope they find their way back for more shows in Toronto in the near future. Wonderful. ❤️

Steve Bal4
Great show, New Candys were definitely the highlight of Day 2. While I wish they could have had a longer set - they haven't been here since 2022 - this festival introduced them to a lot of new fans for next time. And I hope to see this festival back, it was managed and curated really well. Having it move between two stages at Lee's was a brilliant idea, and after years of losing festivals in TO it's more than welcome to see a new one.
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