Must Catch Concerts This February 2025 in Toronto
With so many great artists hitting Toronto stages this month, it’s time to get your plans in order. February might be chilly, but Toronto’s music scene is heating up in the best way. Concerts are a fun way to reconnect with friends or enjoy a solo night filled with energy. Plus, concerts are always a great excuse to get out, sing along, and maybe treat yourself to some merch. Still deciding what to check out? I’ve created a list of the must catch concerts this February 2025 so you can make the most of the month.
Tchaikovsky & Vaughan Williams (January 31 – February 1)
Some music just hits you in the heart. Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto, played by Sergey Khachatryan, is one of those pieces. Paired with Vaughan Williams’ intense Symphony No. 4, it’s an emotional rollercoaster. Show up early Friday for a pre-concert soloist performance.
- Location: Roy Thomson Hall (60 Simcoe Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.tso.ca
Brilliant Baroque (January 31 – February 2)
Ever felt like classical music is too formal? Rachel Podger and Tafelmusik prove that baroque music doesn’t have to feel stuffy. With pieces by Bach, Handel, and Purcell, they turn this music into a lively, engaging show that’s suitable for newcomers and long-time fans.
- Location: Jeanne Lamon Hall (427 Bloor Street West, Toronto)
- Admission: Check tickets here.
- Website: www.tafelmusik.org
Chayce Beckham – Bad For Me Tour (February 3)
Are you into singer-songwriter storytelling? Then this show feels like a personal conversation through music. Chayce Beckham keeps things real with his acoustic sound and raw lyrics.
- Location: The Danforth Music Hall (147 Danforth Ave., Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.bandsintown.com
Blind Pilot (February 5)
Need a break from the midweek chaos? Blind Pilot’s soothing indie folk feels like a deep breath on a busy day. Their heartfelt melodies and reflective lyrics create a warm, peaceful atmosphere that’s ideal for a winter night.
- Location: The Axis Club (formerly The Mod Club) – 722 College St., Toronto
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.blindpilot.com
070 Shake – The Petrichor Tour (February 5)
Have you ever heard music that’s easy to feel? That’s 070 Shake. Her mix of poetic lyrics and experimental beats creates incredible live performances.
- Location: History (1663 Queen St E, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.070shake.com
Gouge Away (February 6)
Some days, you just need loud music to let it all out. Gouge Away’s hardcore punk will give you that release. With raw energy and driving guitars, their show promises a night of unfiltered emotion.
- Location: Velvet Underground (508 Queen Street West, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.gougeaway.com
Wallice (February 8)
Wallice feels like the friend who always gets what you’re going through. Her indie rock songs, filled with clever lyrics and catchy hooks, will make you laugh, cry, and sing along—all at once.
- Location: The Drake Underground (1150 Queen Street West, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.wallice.co
Kelsea Ballerini: Live On Tour (February 8)
If you’ve ever belted out a country-pop song in your car, you’ll love Kelsea Ballerini live. Her hits, plus appearances from Maisie Peters and MaRynn Taylor, make this a night full of sing-alongs and great music.
- Location: Scotiabank Arena (40 Bay St., Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.kelseaballerini.com
Madkid & Nano (February 8)
Love anime soundtracks? You’ll love to attend this show. Nano and MADKID are bringing their anime hits to Toronto, and it’s your chance to hear these tracks live.
- Location: The Concert Hall (888 Yonge Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.nanonano.me
Kamyar Concert (February 8)
Ever heard Persian pop live? Kamyar’s multilingual performance combines beautiful melodies with his piano and bass talents. Yep, it’s an exciting treat for music fans who love global influences.
- Location: George Weston Recital Hall (5040 Yonge Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Instagram: @kamyarmusic
Rachel Fenlon (February 11)
Many fans find Rachel Fenlon’s classical performance deeply personal. Singing and playing piano herself, her performance of Schubert’s Winterreise will leave you with goosebumps.
- Location: Jane Mallett Theatre, St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts (27 Front Street East, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.musictorontoconcerts.com
Lauren Ash: Anti-Valentine’s Day Concert (February 12)
Is Valentine’s Day not your thing? Then, be sure to attend Lauren Ash’s Anti-Valentine’s concert. With her single Whiplash and other tracks, she’s bringing a fresh perspective to the stage.
- Location: Phoenix Concert Theatre (410 Sherbourne Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Instagram: @laurenelizabethash
Aespa – 2025 SYNK: Parallel Line Tour (February 13)
Ever wondered what a futuristic concert looks like? Aespa is finally bringing their futuristic stage visuals and high-energy choreography. I mean, “next level” energy (oops).
- Location: Scotiabank Arena (40 Bay St., Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.scotiabankarena.com
Colin James – Chasing the Sun 2025 Tour (February 14)
Looking for a soulful Valentine’s Day plan? Colin James’ blues-rock hits will set the mood, particularly with new tracks from his album Chasing the Sun.
- Location: Massey Hall (178 Victoria Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.masseyhall.mhrth.com
Nouvelle Vague (February 15)
So, how does post-punk sound like bossa nova? Once you attend Nouvelle Vague’s concert, you’ll find the answer. Plus, their live shows are effortlessly cool.
- Location: The Concert Hall (888 Yonge St, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.nouvellevaguemusic.com
JJ Lin – JJ20 World Tour (February 15)
Can you believe JJ Lin has been making music for 20 years? His world tour is a celebration of all his best songs, and he’s bringing those soulful ballads we’ve all loved.
- Location: Scotiabank Arena (40 Bay St., Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.jjlin.com / www.scotiabankarena.com
Pink Sweat$ (February 19)
You know those songs that feel like they were made just for you? That’s what Pink Sweat$ does best. His smooth R&B tracks, like Honesty and At My Worst, have this way of making you feel heard.
- Location: Massey Hall (178 Victoria Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.masseyhall.mhrth.com
Klangphonics (February 21)
Klangphonics mixes live electronic beats with acoustic instruments in a way that’s completely their own. It’s modern and fresh but with this raw, grounded feel. You won’t hear anything else like it this month.
- Location: Lee’s Palace (529 Bloor St W, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.klangphonics.com / www.leespalace.com
Pedro Capó (February 23)
Prefer a little summer energy in the middle of winter? Pedro Capó’s Latin hits will bring the heat. His music highlights movement and rhythm, so expect this concert to have you swaying and forgetting the cold for a while.
- Location: Queen Elizabeth Theatre (190 Princes’ Blvd, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.pedrocapomusica.com
- Please note: This event was originally scheduled for October 30, 2024. All tickets purchased earlier will remain valid for the rescheduled date.
Fink (February 25)
Fink’s music is like he’s having a conversation with you through his songs. His acoustic style is raw and full of emotion, making this concert suitable for anyone who loves thoughtful lyrics and stripped-back performances.
- Location: Adelaide Hall (250 Adelaide St. W, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.finkmusic.net
David Howley (February 26)
David Howley is doing something special with Irish folk music. He keeps the traditional roots but adds a modern, soulful twist. His storytelling through song feels authentic and heartfelt, creating a performance you’ll want to witness.
- Location: Rivoli (334 Queen Street West, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.canadairelandfoundation.com
Jesse Cook (February 28)
Now, how about wrapping up the month with Jesse Cook’s signature blend of rhythm and rhumba? His flamenco-inspired guitar playing is always electrifying while his rhythms will leave the crowd wanting more.
- Location: Massey Hall (178 Victoria Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.masseyhall.mhrth.com
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