Summer Concerts in Toronto: The Only Guide You’ll Need
Some of the largest concerts of the year are taking place in Toronto. The city's music scene is thriving this summer, with everything from large stadium tours to smaller outdoor performances. There is music for everyone, regardless of your taste in pop, EDM, or rock. Here are the performers, what to anticipate, where to purchase tickets, and the approximate cost.
Who Is Performing & What Can You Expect
Drake – “It’s All a Blur Tour”
What to expect: Drake returns to his hometown with high-energy performances, deep cuts, and hit after hit.
Opening Act: J. Cole (on select dates)
The Weeknd – “After Hours til Dawn Tour”
What to expect: A full visual experience paired with dark-pop and synth-heavy R&B.
Opening Act: Kaytranada, Sabrina Claudio
Coldplay – “Music of the Spheres World Tour”
What to expect: A stadium-sized, feel-good show filled with lights, energy, and eco-conscious vibes.
Opening Act: H.E.R. or Janelle Monáe (varies by date)
Olivia Rodrigo – “GUTS World Tour”
What to expect: Pop-punk power, raw emotions, and crowd-favorite anthems from Gen Z’s breakout star.
Opening Act: PinkPantheress
Deadmau5 – Live at Budweiser Stage
What to expect: A thunderous EDM show packed with visuals, lasers, and Toronto’s own electronic legend.
Foo Fighters – “Everything or Nothing At All” Tour
What to expect: Big rock sound, heartfelt lyrics, and a tribute to Taylor Hawkins that hits every emotion.
Opening Act: Pretenders, Alexisonfire
🎟 Where To Buy The Tickets
Grab your tickets at:
Ticketmaster – ticketmaster.ca
Live Nation – livenation.com
StubHub – Great for resale or last-minute buys
Coldplay.com – For presales and sustainability details
💰 How Much Can You Expect To Spend
Ticket prices vary depending on the artist, venue, and seat type. Here’s a quick guide:
General Admission: $$
Reserved Seating: $$–$$$
VIP Packages: $$$
Resale prices may fluctuate closer to the concert dates.
🔗 Helpful Links
📍 Where Are The Concerts Happening?
Rogers Centre – Coldplay
Scotiabank Arena – Drake, Olivia Rodrigo
Budweiser Stage – The Weeknd, Deadmau5, Foo Fighters
RBC Echo Beach – Smaller general admission shows
History Toronto – Mid-sized venue for emerging artists
Final Thoughts:
This summer, Toronto becomes the ultimate concert capital. Whether you’re swaying to Coldplay’s lights or losing your voice with Drake, every night promises an unforgettable vibe. Grab your tickets soon, plan your route, and soak in the soundtrack of the season.