One of the greatest music cities in the world: Toronto.
Offering an authentic, diverse music experience; a passionate, informed international audience; an eclectic range of sites and venues, many steeped in music history; all within a cultural mosaic.
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Toronto has been missing an enormous opportunity to promote and leverage its music scene. On any given night you can see amazing bands, many of them residents of this city, and yet, while we have lavished attention on our other cultural assets, we have largely ignored music. That’s about to change.
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As we turn the page on another landmark year for Toronto music, we wanted to take this opportunity to announce […]
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City of Toronto teams up with Indie Week and Music Ontario for free licensing panel and showcase
On Wednesday November 16, 2016, the City of Toronto’s Film & Entertainment unit is partnering with Indie Week and Music Ontario […]
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Council to consider motion to protect Toronto’s music venues
Toronto City Councillors Josh Colle and John Filion are proposing a motion to Council that would protect the city’s live […]
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Following an exciting summer of free outdoor performances in Nathan Philips Square, Live From City Hall returns to the first […]
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New 22-storey mural to honour Yonge Street’s musical history
On Wednesday afternoon, the Downtown Yonge BIA revealed plans for a new 22-storey mural by artist Adrian Hayles celebrating the […]