Rush Midnight at The Drake Hotel
May 10, 2014
Most likely to have some of Toronto’s biggest musicians watching on – including Death From Above 1979’s Jesse Keeler and Metric’s Jimmy Shaw.
Leisure Cruise at The Drake Hotel
May 10, 2014
Most likely to convince you that buying white pants is a good idea. Spoiler alert: it’s not.
Rubblebucket at Lee's Palace
May 10, 2014
Most likely to take the longest time to soundcheck but make it all worth the wait once those horns kick in and the dance party starts.
Basecamp at Lee's Palace
May 10, 2014
Most likely to appeal to people who wish The Weeknd and James Blake were a bit more upbeat.
CANVAS at Czehoski
May 10, 2014
Most likely to remind you that all bands have to start somewhere. Given this was only their third live show, there’s definitely going to be growth. Keeping Score by CANVAS
FALLS at Czehoski
May 10, 2014
Most likely to make you think the eighties are alive and well – even if the band members themselves probably hadn’t been born yet.
What Model Citizens at Painted Lady
May 8, 2014
Most likely to get all the cardio workouts he needs via his intense (and I mean seriously intense) one-man-band show. Ohn E Amas by What Model Citizens
Slaughter Beach at The Dakota Tavern
May 8, 2014
Most likely to make you feel old.
Sons et al. at The Dakota Tavern
May 8, 2014
Most likely to be pretty wonderful once they sort out the smaller things – harmonies being one of them. They’re also the most likely to dress appropriately for a festival called “Canadian Music Week” ……