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Music, Year in Review 2017

Year in Review: The Best Concerts of 2017

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Julian Avram
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Artist: U2
Venue: Rogers Centre
City: Toronto
Date: June 23 

U2 performs at Rogers Centre in Toronto on June 23, 2017. (Photo: Lisa Mark/Aesthetic Magazine)

U2 always bring impressive stages on their tour and this one was no different.  Joshua Tree is one of their best albums and hearing them play the whole thing was well worth the money.

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Artist: Guns N’ Roses
Venue: Air Canada Centre
City: Toronto
Date: Oct. 29

TULSA, OK - NOVEMBER 14: Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters joins Guns N' Roses on stage at the BOK Center in Tulsa, OK on November 14, 2017. (Photo: Katarina Benzova)

Seems like they got their act together and show up on time, play for over three hours and still sound great.

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Artist: Jean Michel Jarre
Venue: Sony Centre
City: Toronto
Date: May 9

Jean Michel Jarre

Electronic music pioneer opened his first ever North American tour in Toronto. Better known for his mega concerts, it was a rare oportunity to see him play in a smaller venue.

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Artist: Coldplay
Venue: Rogers Centre
City: Toronto
Date: Aug. 21

While the Rogers Centre’s acoustics aren’t something to brag about, this concert had great visuals. Everyone received wristbands that light up so the whole arena was filled with colourful lights.

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Artist: Arcade Fire
Venue: Air Canada Centre
City: Toronto
Date: Nov. 3

SEATTLE, WA - OCTOBER 15: Arcade Fire performs at KeyArena in Seattle on October 15, 2017. (Photo: Kevin Tosh/Aesthetic Magazine)

Here is a band that doesn’t rely on the visuals that U2 and Coldplay are known for but make up by being a better live band.

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