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1 week ago |
liveinlimbo.com | Katrina Wong Shue
Pop Rock trailblazers, Honey Revenge, brought their ‘The Loving and Losing Tour’ with Daisy Grenade and Nightlife to The Opera House on Thursday night. The band recently released the deluxe version of their debut album Retrovision as well as their infectious new track ‘Risk’. Connect with Honey Revenge: Website || Twitter/X || Facebook || Instagram || TikTokBe sure to check out Live Nation Ontario to see all of the artists they’ll be bringing to Toronto.
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2 weeks ago |
liveinlimbo.com | John Gallant
If it wasn’t hot enough on Saturday, Mike Campbell and the Dirty Knobs kept things sizzling into the evening with their performance last night at Toronto’s Concert Hall. The former Heartbreaker and his band delivered a show that was less about nostalgia and more about continuing their love of live music at intimate venues where “we can see the whites of each other’s eyes”. Shannon McNally got the crowd warmed up with her stage banter and engaging stories.
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4 weeks ago |
liveinlimbo.com | Katrina Wong Shue
Pierce The Veil‘s ‘I Can’t Hear You’ World Tour landed in Toronto earlier this week as they performed at Budweiser Stage with Sleeping With Sirens. The band is on tour to support the deluxe edition of their latest album ‘The Jaws Of Life’ which was released digitally May 9th, physical copies will be released later in the year and are available for pre-order here.
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1 month ago |
liveinlimbo.com | John Gallant
Cypress Hill rolled up on a cool and breezy May night in Toronto. Bringing with them a legendary hip-hop lineup to Coca-Cola Coliseum that included The Pharcyde and De La Soul. Hip-hop heads young and old were in for a high time. The Pharcyde got things started with a concise set of classics. Fans went wild for the big hits Oh Shit, Passin’ Me By and Runnin’. I was grateful to be able to see De La Soul live.
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1 month ago |
liveinlimbo.com | Katrina Wong Shue
Ministry stopped in Toronto at History on a cool, gray Sunday evening for a concert that would warm the hearts of longtime fans, performing songs from their first two albums Twitch and With Sympathy. It was almost shocking when the band announced they were revisiting these albums which had previously been left for dead by Al Jourgensen.
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