Finally making their way through Toronto in support of 2020’s As Long As You Are, Future Islands triumphantly returned to bring down a packed house at HIStory. Fueled by frontman Samuel T. Herring’s energy and erratic dancing, the venue turned into one of the biggest dance floors the city has likely seen since the beginning of the pandemic.
Be sure to check out Collective Concerts to see what other great artists they will be bringing to Toronto this year.
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