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Photos by: Stephen McGill (@steve_mcgill) – Eight-piece California-based alternative rock band The Mowgli’s, who lifted from their name from Rudyard Kipling’s character, Mowgli, from his acclaimed novel The Jungle Book, performed at The Mod Club in Toronto last night in support of their major label debut album Waiting for the Dawn, which was released on June 18th via Photo Finish Records/Island … Continue reading
Venue: Downsview Park Date: July 6th You can enter only once via one of the following entry methods: Follow Aesthetic Magazine Toronto on Twitter and tweet the following message: Contest: Win 2 Tickets To @ournameisfun & @teganandsara at @downsviewpark in #Toronto. Follow @Aesthetic_Mag + RT. http://bit.ly/15YLJ6z Like our “Fun.” post on Facebook and send us a message with your e-mail address included. Send an email to aestheticmag@gmail.com with “Fun.” in the subject line. Include your full name in … Continue reading
Photos by Josh Moody (@openlatedotorg) – Arizona-based pop-punk five-piece The Maine, who released their fourth studio album, Forever Halloween, on June 4th via Rude Records, performed at The Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto last night with Massachusetts-based indie rockers A Rocket To The Moon, who released their second studio album, Wild & Free, on March … Continue reading
Photos by: Neil Van – Oakland, California-based indie rock quintet Rogue Wave, who are currently touring in support of their fifth studio album Nightingale Floors (out June 4th via Vagrant Records), performed at The Drake Hotel in Toronto last night with support from New York-based five-piece Caveman, who released their self-titled second album in April via Fat Possum … Continue reading
Venue: Fort York Date: August 3rd Featuring: Phoenix, Hot Chip, Girl Talk, The Gaslight Anthem, Earl Sweatshirt, Wavves, and more. You can enter only once via one of the following entry methods: Follow Aesthetic Magazine Toronto on Twitter and tweet the following message: Contest: Win 2 Tickets To @thegrovefest in #Toronto. Follow @Aesthetic_Mag + RT. (cc: @artsandcrafts, @GoldenvoiceCA) http://bit.ly/176A5JU Like our “Grove Music Festival” post on Facebook. Send an email to aestheticmag@gmail.com with “Grove Music Festival” in the … Continue reading
By: Adam Harrison (@AdamRHarrison) – Toronto’s Phoenix Concert Theatre got a little funky on Wednesday night as English neo soul rockers, The Heavy, famous for their commercial hit “How You Like Me Now?” dropped by to show off their newest album, The Glorious Dead. San Diego-based folk rockers, The Silent Comedy, opened the show. All those unaware … Continue reading
By: Lauren Garbutt (@LaurenGarbutt1) – Japandroids opened Toronto’s newest concert venue with a sold out show on Monday night along with opening act, San Diego-based garage punk duo Crocodiles. Adelaide Hall, which also contains the Tap House bar above it, was recently renovated and morphed into a two-level concert venue. The space holds a capacity of 680 people, but that … Continue reading
By: Adam Harrison (@AdamRHarrison) – On Wednesday night, Portugal. The Man took their fans in Toronto’s Phoenix Concert Theatre to a mountain in a cloud. Whether through their sweet sounds of retro psychedelic rock fused with modern indie influence, or the big, white, mountain backdrop on the stage, or simply by the aroma of certain … Continue reading
Photos by: Stephen McGill (@steve_mcgill) – Punk legends Rancid, who will release their new as of yet untitled album later this year, performed at Echo Beach in Toronto last night, with Transplants, who will release their new album, In a Warzone, on June 25th via Epitaph.
Photos by: Bruce Emberley (@thefuzzy8) – Toronto-based folk/rock sextet The Maladies of Adam Stokes, who released their debut LP ‘City of Trees’, in late 2012, performed at The Horseshoe Tavern last night as part of NXNE, while Toronto-based country/blues quartet Samantha Martin and the Haggard, who is a regular performer at The Dakota Tavern, performed at The Supermarket. … Continue reading
