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((short description|Building in Toronto, Ontario, Canada))
((Multiple issues|
((More citations needed|date=November 2023))
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((Infobox venue
| name              = Masonic Temple
| nickname          = The Concert Hall
| image             = Info-Tech Research Group Toronto Office at Masonic Temple 2016.jpg
| image_size        = 250px
| image_caption     = ((small|The Masonic Temple from the south-east corner in May 2016.))
| address           = 888 [[Yonge Street]]
| location          = [[Toronto]], Ontario, Canada
| coordinates       = ((coord|43.673003|N|79.388293|W|region:CA-ON_type:landmark|display=it))
| type              = 
| genre             = [[Rock music|Rock]], [[Blues]], [[Folk music|Folk]], [[Jazz]], [[HipHop]], [[Big Band]], [[Popular music|Pop]], [[Grunge]], [[Heavy metal music|Metal]]
| capacity = 1,200
| built             = ((Start date|1916|11|02))&ndash;((End date|1918|01|01))
| opened            = ((Start date|1918|01|01))
| renovated         = 
| expanded          = 
| closed            = 
| demolished        = 
| owner             = [[Info-Tech Research Group]]<ref name=infotech>[https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/toronto/torontos-historic-masonic-temple-sells-to-consultancy-firm-for-125-million/article12602739/ "Toronto’s historic Masonic Temple sells to consultancy firm for $12.5-million"]. ''[[The Globe and Mail]]'', June 17, 2013.</ref>
| construction_cost = $220,864
| former_names      = 
| seating_type      = Standing room main floor, seated + standing mezzanine, private boxes
| seating_capacity  = 
| website           = 
))

The '''Masonic Temple''' is a hall in [[Toronto]], Ontario, Canada. It is located on the north-west corner of [[Davenport Road]] and [[Yonge Street]].

==History==

Construction began November 2, 1916, when the contract was signed and approved by the Board of The Masonic Temple Company for the tearing down of an existing church and excavation. The Masonic ceremony of laying the cornerstone occurring November 17, 1917, with the first Lodge meeting taking place on New Year's Day, 1918.<ref name=MTT>((cite web | title = Tale of Two Temples | url = http://webhome.idirect.com/~skazin/new_page_2.htm | accessdate = 21 June 2010 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20110927085432/http://webhome.idirect.com/~skazin/new_page_2.htm | archive-date = 27 September 2011 | url-status = dead ))</ref> At its peak, the Masonic Temple was home to 38 different Masonic bodies: 27 Craft Lodges, six Chapters ([[Royal Arch Masonry|York Rite]]), two Preceptories ([[Knights Templar]]), two [[Scottish Rite]] Bodies and Adoniram Council.<ref name=MTT />

The hall functioned as a [[ballroom]] in the 1930s and began to host rock acts in the late 1960s.<ref name=re/>

In the years before its sale to [[CTV Television Network|CTV]], the building housed live music clubs known as '''The Concert Hall''', and in the 1960s, '''Club 888''' and '''The Rock Pile''', a sitting-on-the-floor style concert venue that featured not only showcases for top local talent but also appearances by major international recording stars, including Toronto's first [[Led Zeppelin]] concert on February 2, 1969, during the band's inaugural [[Led Zeppelin North American Tour 1968/1969|North American Tour]].

Although the location remained historically significant and was added to the [[City of Toronto Heritage Property Inventory]] in 1974, the building has changed hands a number of times. In 1997, it was threatened with demolition: a developer had planned a new highrise residential building marketed to Asians, solely to exploit its "[[Numbers in Chinese culture|lucky]]" address of 888 Yonge Street,<ref name = TSun>((cite web|url=http://www.torontosun.com/2012/11/02/torontos-iconic-masonic-temple-is-closing |title=Iconic Masonic Temple closing |publisher=torontosun.com |date=2012-11-02 |accessdate=2012-11-05))</ref> It was designated under the ''[[Ontario Heritage Act]]'' in the same year.<ref name="TSun"/>

Also in the 1990s, the studio was the home of ''[[Open Mike with Mike Bullard]]'', and was one of [[CFTO-DT|CTV Toronto's]] news bureaus. Also, notably, it has been rented as a rehearsal space by the [[Rolling Stones]]. From March 2006, the building became the broadcast home of the new [[MTV (Canada)|MTV Canada]] and has hosted the [[Polaris Music Prize]] since 2009.

The building's fate was once again placed under a cloud on November 2, 2012, when Bell Media announced the moving of MTV Canada studio production to [[299 Queen Street West]] and that the building would be sold, possibly for condominiums.<ref name = TSun /> Bell Media officially listed the property for sale on March 4, 2013.<ref>[https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2013/03/14/heritage_masonic_temple_for_sale_by_bell_media.html "Heritage Masonic Temple for sale by Bell Media"]. ''[[Toronto Star]]'', March 14, 2013.</ref> On June 17, 2013, the building was purchased by the [[Info-Tech Research Group]] for $12.5 million.<ref name="now">((Cite news|url=https://nowtoronto.com/music/the-concert-hall-to-reopen-for-toronto-jazz-festival/|title=Legendary music venue the Concert Hall is reopening in June|date=2017-05-02|work=NOW Magazine|access-date=2017-05-23|language=en-us))</ref><ref name=infotech /> Info-Tech announced that its plans for the building include staging an annual charity rock concert in the auditorium.<ref>[https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2013/06/17/bell_media_sells_toronto_masonic_temple_to_it_consulting_firm.html "Bell Media sells Toronto Masonic Temple to IT consulting firm"]. ''[[Toronto Star]]'', June 17, 2013.</ref>

In 2017, as part of the press for the [[Toronto Jazz Festival]],<ref name="re">((Cite web|url=https://www.thestar.com/entertainment/music/2017/05/02/masonic-temple-returns-as-concert-venue-in-june.html|title=Masonic Temple returns as concert venue in June ((!)) Toronto Star|website=thestar.com|date=2 May 2017 |access-date=2017-05-23))</ref><ref name=now/> it was announced that 888yonge Inc., operating as The Concert Hall, intended to re-establish itself as a premier Toronto events space, year-round, and open to the public.

From 2018 to 2023, the venue leased its space for the Sunday services of [[Hillsong Church|Hillsong]] Canada, a [[Evangelical charismatic movement|charismatic Christian]] [[megachurch]] pastored by Damian and Julie Bassett. The church's inaugural service was held on September 23, 2018.<ref>((cite web |author1=Hillsong Toronto |title=Instagram post |url=https://www.instagram.com/p/BnAIcV3BesS/ |website=Instagram |accessdate=August 12, 2019 |date=August 27, 2018 |quote=In just 4 weeks we’ll be worshipping our hearts out as @hillsongcanada launches in Toronto and Ottawa! It’s hard to believe we’re now…))</ref><ref>((cite web |author1=Hillsong Toronto |title=Instagram post |url=https://www.instagram.com/p/BoMVTtIlKfn/ |website=Instagram |accessdate=August 12, 2019 |date=September 26, 2018 |quote=The fun’s not stopping, this week we have three services BACK AT 888 YONGE! We’ll see you at 11am or at the 4pm and 6pm with @carllentz .…))</ref> Due to the [[COVID-19 pandemic in Toronto|COVID-19 pandemic]], in-person services were suspended on March 15, 2020,<ref>((cite web |author1=Hillsong Toronto |title=Post on Instagram |url=https://www.instagram.com/p/B9rwQTBnbd8/ |website=[[Instagram]] |access-date=October 25, 2021 |date=March 13, 2020))</ref> and resumed with health and safety measures on July 11, 2021.<ref>((cite web |author1=Hillsong Toronto |title=Post on Instagram |url=https://www.instagram.com/p/CQwbq1WLi12/ |website=[[Instagram]] |access-date=October 25, 2021 |date=June 30, 2021 |quote=Our team has been working hard preparing to welcome you back to 888 Yonge Street on July 11th!))</ref> The church's final service at The Concert Hall was held on May 28, 2023.<ref>((cite web |author1=Hillsong Toronto |title=Instagram post |url=https://www.instagram.com/p/Csjfo1YOPuF/ |website=Instagram |accessdate=September 24, 2023 |date=May 22, 2023 |quote=…This means that on May 28, join us for our final services at 888 Yonge…))</ref>

==List of live shows==
((Overly detailed|section|date=August 2022))
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! style="width: 48pt;" | Date !! style="width: 80pt;" | Operating Name !! Act !! Notes
|-
|1918-09-05
|Masonic Temple
|Ida Gardner
|
|-
| 1919-03-25   || Masonic Temple || Walmer Road Musical Society || And Evening in Camp, Pantomime, Jazz Band, Street Songs, Patriotic Choruses
|-
| 1919-04-02 || Masonic Temple || Glen Ellison, Pauline Lawrence || Thos. A. Edison Presents The Famous Scotch Baritone Mr. Glen Ellison Assisted by Miss Pauline Lawrence (Pianiste and Accompaniste) In a Recital of Scotch Ballads
|-
| 1921-03-04 || Masonic Temple || [[G. K. Chesterton|Gilbert Chesterton]]
|
|-
| 1922-03-22 || Masonic Temple || Reception of the first radio broadcast of live musical entertainment in Toronto which included a performance of [[Luigi Romanelli (conductor)|Luigi Romanelli]]’s Orchestra, cellist [[Boris Hambourg]], pianist [[Alberto Guerrero]], and violinist Henri Czaplinski.<ref name="ccf">((cite news|title=CFCA-AM|url=https://www.broadcasting-history.ca/listing_and_histories/radio/cfca-am|accessdate=July 6, 2017|work=History of Canadian Broadcasting|publisher=Canadian Communications Foundation))</ref>
|The concert itself was performed in the studios of the Canadian Independent Telephone Company at Lansdowne and Bloor and was commissioned by the ''Toronto Daily Star''
|-
| 1945-12-31 || Masonic Temple Auditorium || Paul Firman Band
|
|-
|1962-12-31
|Masonic Temple
|Dave Newberry
|Opening act, [[Gordon Lightfoot]]
|-
| 1965-08-28 || Club 888 || [[Bobby Kris & The Imperials]]
|
|-
| 1965-09-04 || Club 888 || [[Bobby Kris & The Imperials]]
|
|-
| 1965-11-12 || Club 888 || [[Just Us (duo)|Just Us]]
|
|-
| 1965-12-18 || Club 888 || [[Bobby Kris & The Imperials]]
|
|-
| 1966-05-25 || Club 888 || [[Wilson Pickett]] || [[Buddy Miles]] on drums. [[Jimi Hendrix]] on guitar. The Rogues, R.K. and the Associates, and [[Bobby Kris & The Imperials]] supported.
|-
| 1966-05-25 || Club 888 || [[The Tripp|The Just Us]]
|
|-
| 1966-10-08 || Club 888 || [[Bobby Kris & The Imperials]] || [[The Tripp]] opened.
|-
| 1966-10-15 || Club 888 || [[The Paupers]] || [[A Passing Fancy]] opened.
|-
|1966-11-23
|Club 888
|[[Ike & Tina Turner]]<ref>((Cite news |last=Thomas |first=Ralph |date=1966-11-24 |title=Stunning Noise and Throbbing Sex |url=https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-toronto-star-ike-tina-turner-at-cl/140293963/ |access-date=2024-02-05 |work=The Toronto Star |pages=43))</ref>
|
|-
| 1966-12-?? || Club 888 || [[The Regents (doo-wop band)|The Regents]] || [https://strathdee.files.wordpress.com/2016/01/regents66club888.jpg]
|-
| 1966-12-23 || Club 888 || [[The Paupers]]
|
|-
| 1967-04-14 || Club 888 || [[Grant Smith & The Power|E G Smith & The Power]]
|
|-
| 1967-09-27 || Club 888 || Ike & Tina Turner
|
|-
| 1968-09-20 || The Rock Pile || [[Blood, Sweat & Tears]]
|
|-
| 1968-09-21 || The Rock Pile || [[Blood, Sweat & Tears]] || [[Simon Caine#Transfusion|Transfusion]] opened.
|-
|1968-09-27
|The Rock Pile
|[[Silver Apples]]
|
|-
|1968-09-28
|The Rock Pile
|[[Silver Apples]]
|
|-
|1968-09-29
|The Rock Pile
|[[Country Joe and the Fish|Country Joe & the Fish]] || Two shows: 3:00 & 8:00.
|-
|1968-10-04
|The Rock Pile
|[[Fever Tree (band)|Fever Tree]]
|
|-
|1968-10-05 || The Rock Pile || [[Procol Harum]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.procolharum.com/toronto_051068.htm|title=toronto_051068|website=www.procolharum.com|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref> || [[Fever Tree (band)|Fever Tree]] opened.
|-
|1968-10-11
|The Rock Pile
|[[Kensington Market (band)|Kensington Market]]
|
|-
|1968-10-12
|The Rock Pile
|[[Kensington Market (band)|Kensington Market]]
|
|-
| 1968-10-27 || The Rock Pile || [[The Jeff Beck Group]]
|
|-
|1968-11-01
|The Rock Pile
|[[McKenna Mendelson Mainline]]
|
|-
|1968-11-02
|The Rock Pile
|[[The Chambers Brothers|Chambers Brothers]]
|
|-
| 1968-11-09 || The Rock Pile || [[Iron Butterfly]]
|
|-
|1968-11-23
|The Rock Pile
|[[John Lee Hooker]] || McKenna Mendelson Mainline opened and also backed Hooker.
|-
|1968-11-24
|The Rock Pile
|[[Canned Heat]]
|
|-
|1968-11-31
|The Rock Pile
|[[The Amboy Dukes (band)|The Amboy Dukes]]
|
|-
|1968-12-08
|The Rock Pile
|[[Buddy Guy]] || McKenna Mendelson Mainline opened.
|-
|1968-12-22
|The Rock Pile
|[[Deep Purple]] || w/Transfusion
|-
|1968-12-28
|The Rock Pile
|[[The MRQ]]
|
|-
|1969-01-11
|The Rock Pile
|[[The McCoys]] || w/Rock Pile houseband 'Mary Lou Horner'
|-
|1969-01-18
|The Rock Pile
|[[Muddy Waters]] || w/Rock Pile houseband 'Mary Lou Horner'
|-
|1969-01-19
|The Rock Pile
|[[Ohio Express]] || w/Rock Pile houseband 'Mary Lou Horner'
|-
|1969-01-25
|The Rock Pile
|[[Rhinoceros (band)|Rhinoceros]] || w/Rock Pile houseband 'Mary Lou Horner' 
|-
| 1969-02-02 || The Rock Pile || [[Led Zeppelin]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.ledzeppelin.com/node/333/9895|title=Led Zeppelin - Official Website|website=www.ledzeppelin.com|language=en|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref> ||  w/Rock Pile houseband 'Mary Lou Horner'. Lights by Catharsis.
|-
|1969-02-07
|The Rock Pile
|[[Albert King]] || w/Rock Pile houseband 'Mary Lou Horner'
|-
|1969-02-08
|The Rock Pile
|[[Albert King]] || w/Rock Pile houseband 'Mary Lou Horner'
|-
|1969-02-16
|The Rock Pile
|[[MC5]] || w/Rock Pile houseband 'Mary Lou Horner'
|-
| 1969-02-23 || The Rock Pile || [[The Mothers of Invention|Mothers of Invention]] || Featuring [[Frank Zappa]]. Two shows, 7pm & 10pm.
|-
| 1969-03-03 || The Rock Pile || [[John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers]] || Featuring [[Mick Taylor]]. w/Rock Pile houseband 'Mary Lou Horner' 
|-
| 1969-03-08 || The Rock Pile || [[Savoy Brown Blues Band]] w/Rock Pile houseband 'Mary Lou Horner'
|
|-
|1969-03-14
|The Rock Pile
|[[Mike Bloomfield]], [[Al Kooper]], [[Lighthouse (band)|Lighthouse]]   *Lighthouse's very 1st gig. (Introduced by Duke Ellington)
|
|-
| 1969-03-16 || The Rock Pile || [[Chuck Berry]]   Backed by Rock Pile houseband "Mary Lou Horner'
|
|-
|1969-03-21
|The Rock Pile
|[[Crazy Horse (band)|Crazy Horse]] ([[Neil Young]])
|
|-
|1969-03-22
|The Rock Pile
|[[Kensington Market (band)|Kensington Market]]
|
|-
| 1969-03-23 || The Rock Pile || [[Spirit (band)|Spirit]]
|
|-
| 1969-03-29 || The Rock Pile || [[Jethro Tull (band)|Jethro Tull]]
|
|-
|1969-03-30
|The Rock Pile
|[[Julie Driscoll Tippetts|Julie Driscoll]], [[The Nice]], [[Brian Auger and the Trinity|Brian Auger]]
|
|-
|1969-04-04
|The Rock Pile
|[[John Lee Hooker]], [[Muddy Waters]]
|
|-
| 1969-04-05 || The Rock Pile || [[John Lee Hooker]], [[Muddy Waters]]
|
|-
| 1969-04-12 || The Rock Pile || [[The Crazy World of Arthur Brown]]
|
|-
| 1969-04-13 || The Rock Pile || [[Salome Bey]]
|
|-
| 1969-04-19 || The Rock Pile || [[Family (band)|Family]]
|
|-
| 1969-04-19 || The Rock Pile || [[Howlin' Wolf|Howling Wolf]]
|
|-
| 1969-04-20 || The Rock Pile || [[Ten Years After]], [[Alvin Lee]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BZGtLDUhoHe/ Poster]
|-
| 1969-04-20 || The Rock Pile || [[Howlin' Wolf|Howling Wolf]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BZGtLDUhoHe/ Poster]
|-
| 1969-04-26 || The Rock Pile || [[Paul Butterfield]]
|
|-
| 1969-05-04 || The Rock Pile || [[Sweetwater (band)|Sweetwater]]
|
|-
| 1969-05-11 || The Rock Pile || [[Deep Purple]]
|
|-
| 1969-05-14 || The Rock Pile || [[Lighthouse (band)|Lighthouse]]
|
|-
| 1969-05-17 || The Rock Pile || [[Kensington Market (band)|Kensington Market]]
|
|-
| 1969-05-19 || The Rock Pile || [[The Who]]<ref>((Cite news|url=http://thewho.com/gig/may-19-1969-toronto-on-ca/|title=May 19, 1969 - Toronto, ON, CA - The Who|work=The Who|access-date=2017-05-23|language=en-US))</ref> || [http://www.capitol6000.com/images/commun3/thewhomay19.jpg Concert Poster]
|-
| 1969-05-24 || The Rock Pile || [[Frank Zappa]]
|
|-
| 1969-05-25 || The Rock Pile || [[Grand Funk Railroad]]
|
|-
| 1969-05-31 || The Rock Pile || [[The Crazy World of Arthur Brown]]
|
|-
|1969-06-29
|The Rock Pile
|[[Chuck Berry]]     Backed by Rock Pile houseband 'Mary Lou Horner'
|
|-
|1969-06-30
|The Rock Pile
|[[Paul Butterfield]]
|
|-
|1969-07-05
|The Rock Pile
|[[B.B. King]]
|
|-
| 1969-07-08 || The Rock Pile || [[Grateful Dead]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://jerrygarcia.com/show/1969-07-08-rock-pile-toronto-ontario-canada/|title=Grateful Dead - 1969-07-08 Rock Pile, Toronto, Ontario, Canada|website=Jerry Garcia|language=en-US|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref>
|
|-
| 1969-07-12 || The Rock Pile || [[McKenna Mendelson Mainline]]
|
|-
| 1969-08-18 || The Rock Pile || [[Led Zeppelin]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.ledzeppelin.com/show/august-18-1969|title=Led Zeppelin - Official Website|website=www.ledzeppelin.com|language=en|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref>
| [[Edward Bear]] opened. [https://www.instagram.com/p/BWgelxAhRLg/ Concert poster]
|-
| 1969-08-21 || The Rock Pile || [[McKenna Mendelson Mainline]] || [[Whiskey Howl]] opened. "Stink" tour.
|-
| 1969-08-22 || The Rock Pile || [[McKenna Mendelson Mainline]] || [[Whiskey Howl]] opened. "Stink" tour.
|-
| 1969-08-23 || The Rock Pile || [[McKenna Mendelson Mainline]] || [[Whiskey Howl]] opened. "Stink" tour.
|-
| 1969-08-24 || The Rock Pile || [[McKenna Mendelson Mainline]] || [[Whiskey Howl]] opened. "Stink" tour.
|-
| 1969-09-24 || The Rock Pile || [[The Mothers of Invention]]<ref>((Cite web |url=http://www.classic-rock-concerts.com/performances/54494 |title=The Mothers of Invention, 1969 Sep 24 &#91;Classic Rock Concerts&#93; |access-date=2015-05-22 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150520132646/http://classic-rock-concerts.com/performances/54494 |archive-date=2015-05-20 |url-status=dead ))</ref>
|
|-
| 1969-09-29 || The Rock Pile || [[Country Joe & The Fish]] || [[Transfusion (band)|Transfusion]] opened.
|-
| 1969-12-31 || Masonic Temple Auditorium || [[Alice Cooper]] [[Teegarden & Van Winkle]] Keith McVie, Moonshine 
|
|-
|1970-05-29
|Masonic Temple
|[[The Animals]] || Eros Babaloo opened. Sound Track Presents. Lights by Translove Airways.
|-
|1974-07-14
|Masonic Temple
|[[Keith Jarrett]]
|
|-
|1975-07-20
|Masonic Temple
|[[Toots and the Maytals|Toots & The Maytals]]
|Soul Train (New York) opened.
|-
|1975-08-09
|Masonic Temple
|Al Parker
|Guest DJ's: WUFO Radio Pace-Setter Personalities and The Sans Agra Dancers
|-
| 1977-10-09 || Masonic Temple || [[Iggy Pop]], [[Ramones|The Ramones]] ||[https://www.instagram.com/p/BCouINUprfr/ Show poster]
|-
|1977-10-30
|Masonic Temple
|[[Eddie and the Hot Rods|Eddy & The Hot Rods]], [[Teenage Head (band)|Teenage Head]] || Two shows: 8:00pm & midnight Masquerade Ball. Midnight show included The Concordes.
|-
|1978-08-01
|Masonic Temple
|[[Toots and the Maytals|Toots & the Maytals]], [[Leroy Sibbles]]
|
|-
|1978-08-02
|Masonic Temple
|[[Toots and the Maytals|Toots & the Maytals]], [[Leroy Sibbles]]
|
|-
|1979-05-18
|Masonic Temple
|[[Robert Gordon (singer)|Robert Gordon]] & [[Chris Spedding]]
|
|-
|1979-09-07
|Masonic Temple
|[[Gang of Four (band)|Gang of Four]]
|Recorded and released on Matador Records as Live at Toronto Concert Hall, Toronto, ON, Canada: 7th Sept 1979
|-
|1979-10-12
|Masonic Temple
|[[Hugh Masekela]]
|
|-
| 1979-11-15 || The Concert Hall || [[City Boy (band)|City Boy]]<ref>http://www.classic-rock-concerts.com/performances/30306((Dead link|date=March 2020 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes ))</ref>
|
|-
|1980-01-12
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Sugarhill Gang|Sugarhill Gang]]
|First rap concert in Toronto<ref>((Cite news |work=Toronto Star|date=14 January 1980|page=C1|title=The Sugarhill Gang is pure punk funk|id = ((ProQuest|1396462841))))</ref>
|-
| 1980-08-21 || The Concert Hall || [[Magazine (band)|Magazine]]
|
|-
| 1980-10-17 || The Concert Hall || [[Split Enz]], [[The Sharks]]
|
|-
| 1980-10-18 || The Concert Hall || [[Split Enz]]
|
|-
| 1980-11-18 || The Concert Hall || [[Siouxsie & the Banshees]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.songkick.com/concerts/825156-siouxsie-and-the-banshees-at-concert-hall|title=Siouxsie & The Banshees at The Concert Hall (18 Nov 80)|website=Songkick|language=en|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref>
|
|-
|1980-11-21
|The Concert Hall
|[[999 (band)|999]]
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|-
|1980-11-21
|The Concert Hall
|[[Spizzenergi|Athletico Spizz 80]]
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|-
|1980-12-05
|The Concert Hall
|[[Mel Tillis]]
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|-
|1980-12-29
|The Concert Hall
|[[Chris Spedding]]
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| 1981-03-12 || The Concert Hall || [[Iggy Pop]]
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| 1981-03-21 || The Concert Hall || [[The Sharks]], Toby Swann, Drastic Measures, [[Blue Peter (band)|Blue Peter]] || "March Hop Jump" simulcast on [[CHUM-FM]] and [[CITY-TV]]
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|1981-04-24
|The Concert Hall
|[[Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark]] (OMD)
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|-
|1981-05-08
|The Concert Hall
|[[Steel Pulse]]
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|-
|1981-05-08
|The Concert Hall
|[[Culture (band)|Culture]]
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|-
|1981-05-10 || The Concert Hall || [[Plasmatics]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.songkick.com/concerts/8770931-plasmatics-at-concert-hall|title=Plasmatics at The Concert Hall (10 May 81)|website=Songkick|language=en|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref>
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|-
|1981-05-22
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Jam]]
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|-
|1981-05-23 || The Concert Hall || [[The Jam]] || [[Blue Peter (band)|Blue Peter]] opened
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|1981-05-24 || The Concert Hall || [[Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark]], [[Spoons (band)|Spoons]]
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|-
|1981-05-30
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Stranglers]]
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| 1981-06-10 || The Concert Hall || [[Goddo]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.songkick.com/concerts/8770951-goddo-at-concert-hall|title=Goddo at The Concert Hall (10 Jun 81)|website=Songkick|language=en|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref>
|[[Krokus (band)|Krokus]] opened.
|-
|1981-06-16
|The Concert Hall
|[[999 (band)|999]]
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|-
| 1981-06-21 || The Concert Hall || [[Iron Maiden]] || Reckless opened, first Canadian Iron Maiden show
|-
|1981-07-01
|The Concert Hall
|[[Gang of Four (band)|Gang of Four]]
|[[Pylon (band)|Pylon]] opened.
|-
| 1981-07-24 || The Concert Hall || [[Kraftwerk]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.songkick.com/concerts/900311-kraftwerk-at-concert-hall|title=Kraftwerk at The Concert Hall (24 Jul 81)|website=Songkick|language=en|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref>
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/4AgChWJrfs/ Show poster] Presented by [[CFNY-FM|CFNY]].
|-
| 1981-08-30 || The Concert Hall || [[The Cure]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.cure-concerts.de/concerts/1981-08-30.php|title=The Cure live concert: 30.08.1981 Toronto - Concert Hall (Canada)|website=www.cure-concerts.de|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref> || [[John Otway]] & [[Wild Willy Barrett]] opened. First show in Toronto.
|-
|1981-09-06
|The Concert Hall
|[[Gary U.S. Bonds]]
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|-
|1981-09-18
|The Concert Hall
|[[Ramones|The Ramones]]
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|-
|1981-09-25
|The Concert Hall
|[[Dead Kennedys]]
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|-
|1981-10-02
|The Concert Hall
|[[Bow Wow Wow]]
|[[The Shakin' Pyramids]] opened.
|-
|1981-10-10
|The Concert Hall
|[[Mink DeVille|Mink Deville]]
|
|-
|1981-10-16
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Beat (British band)|The English Beat]]
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|-
|1981-10-17
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Beat (British band)|The English Beat]]
|
|-
| 1981-10-23 || The Concert Hall || [[King Crimson]] || 2 shows
|-
|1981-10-25
|The Concert Hall
|[[Simple Minds]]
|[[Scars (band)|Scars]] opened.
|-
|1981-10-27
|The Concert Hall
|[[Teenage Head (band)|Teenage Head]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BY0tStdh0Iz/ Poster]
|-
|1981-10-31
|The Concert Hall
|[[Nash the Slash]]
|Hallowe'en Bash
|-
|1981-11-06
|The Concert Hall
|The Equators, Villains
|Concerts by Harvey Inc Presents. Reggae & Ska Festival 1981.
|-
|1981-11-15
|The Concert Hall
|[[New Order (band)|New Order]]
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|-
|1981-11-22
|The Concert Hall
|[[Toots and the Maytals|Toots & the Maytals]]
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|-
|1982-01-22
|The Concert Hall
|[[Plasmatics]]
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|-
|1982-03-12
|The Concert Hall
|[[Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark]] (OMD)
|Two shows (matinee, evening). [[Units (band)|Units]] opened.
|-
|1982-03-13
|The Concert Hall
|[[U.K. Subs]] & [[Anti-Nowhere League]]
|Cadillac Walk & S&M Records promoted. Jackie Dunn (New Orleans) opened.
|-
|1982-04-18
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Teardrop Explodes]]
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|-
|1982-04-23
|The Concert Hall
|[[Pete Shelley]]
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|-
| 1982-05-09 || The Concert Hall || [[Depeche Mode]] || Bobby & Synthia opened. Show took place during [[Dave Gahan]]'s 20th birthday.
|-
| 1982-05-11 || The Concert Hall || [[Graham Parker]] || [[Huey Lewis and the News]] opened.
|-
| 1982-05-18 || The Concert Hall || [[Haircut One Hundred]]
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|-
| 1982-05-25 || The Concert Hall || [[Dave Edmunds]]
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|-
| 1982-06-05 || The Concert Hall || [[Lone Ranger (musician)|Lone Ranger]], [[Triston Palma]], Carlton Livingstone, [[Leroy Sibbles]], Sunshine Disco
|Toronto's Reggae Festival.
|-
| 1982-07-06 || The Concert Hall || [[Duran Duran]]
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|-
|1982-07-12
|The Concert Hall
|[[Stray Cats]] 
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|-
|1982-07-28
|The Concert Hall
|[[Dead Kennedys]] 
|with [[Youth Youth Youth]], [[Young Lions (band)]] [https://hardcoreshowflyers.net/?p=734 Show poster]
|-
|1982-10-15
|The Concert Hall
|[[Payolas]] 
|Recorded and released as Payola$ Live in Concert (Much More Retro Presents)
|-
| 1982-10-16 || The Concert Hall || [[Public Image Ltd]]
|
|-
|1982-10-22
|The Concert Hall
|[[A Flock of Seagulls|Flock of Seagulls]]
|Electroman opened. Gary's & CFNY Presents.
|-
| 1982-10-28 || The Concert Hall || [[Iggy Pop]]
| with [[The Untouchables (Los Angeles band)|The Untouchables]]. [[Nash the Slash]] opened.
|-
| 1982-10-29 || The Concert Hall || [[Spoons (band)|Spoons]] || Show simulcast on [[CITY-TV]] and [[CHUM-FM]]; later released on DVD
|-
|1982-11-03 || The Concert Hall || [[The Psychedelic Furs]]
|-
|1982-11-12 || The Concert Hall || [[The Beat (British band)|The English Beat]] || [[The Bangles]] opened.
|-
|1982-11-14 || The Concert Hall || [[The Beat (British band)|The English Beat]] || [[The Bangles]] opened.
|-
| 1982-12-17 || The Concert Hall || [[Spoons (band)|Spoons]] || Santa Geets Xmas Party presented by [[CFNY-FM]]
|-
| 1983-01-07 || The Concert Hall || [[Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five]]
|Produced by The Gary's. [https://www.instagram.com/p/BU26EepBE-1/ Show poster]
|-
| 1983-03-02 || The Concert Hall || [[Culture Club]]
|
|-
| 1983-03-04 || The Concert Hall || [[Gang of Four (band)|Gang of Four]] & Cosmetic
|
|-
| 1983-03-11 || The Concert Hall || [[Lene Lovich]]
|
|-
| 1983-03-20 || The Concert Hall || [[Nick Lowe]] & [[Paul Carrack]]
|"The Abominable Showman Plus One"
|-
| 1983-03-25 || The Concert Hall || [[Depeche Mode]]
|[[Images in Vogue]] opened.
|-
| 1983-04-12 || The Concert Hall || [[The Stranglers]]
|[[Breeding Ground (band)|Breeding Ground]] and/or [[Men Without Hats]] opened.
|-
| 1983-06-10 || The Concert Hall || [[Ramones]]
|
|-
| 1983-06-11 || The Concert Hall || [[Ramones]]
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|-
|1983-07-27
|The Concert Hall
|[[Motörhead]]
| with [[Helix]]
|-
| 1983-08-12 || The Concert Hall || [[Nina Hagen]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BTP5bl8BTds/ Show poster]
|-
|1983-08-20
|The Concert Hall
|[[Altered Images]]
|
|-
|1983-09-11
|The Concert Hall
|[[King Sunny Adé|King Sunny Ade]]
|
|-
|1983-09-24
|The Concert Hall
|[[Yellowman]]
|
|-
|1983-10-01
|The Concert Hall
|[[Gang of Four (band)|Gang of Four]]
|
|-
|1983-10-09
|The Concert Hall
|[[Soft Cell]]
|
|-
|1983-11-03
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Cramps]]
|
|-
|1983-11-04
|The Concert Hall
|[[Twisted Sister]]
| with [[Queensrÿche]]
|-
| 1984-01-27 || The Concert Hall || [[Nina Hagen]]
|
|-
| 1984-03-25 || The Concert Hall || [[Echo & The Bunnymen]]
|[[Let's Active]] and [[Breeding Ground (band)]] opened. Presented by The Garys & CFNY.
|-
|1984-04-27
|The Concert Hall
|[[Cyndi Lauper]]
|[[Pukka Orchestra]] opened.
|-
|1984-05-13
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Cramps]]
|
|-
|1984-05-25
|The Concert Hall
|[[Breeding Ground (band)|Breeding Ground]]
|
|-
| 1984-06-13 || The Concert Hall || [[Marillion]]
|[[The Box (band)|The Box]] opened
|-
|1984-06-20
|The Concert Hall
|[[Steel Pulse]]
|
|-
|1984-07-06
|The Concert Hall
|[[Exciter (band)|Exciter]]
|Rapid Tears and Direct Action opened. Presented by The Garys & CKLN. [https://www.instagram.com/p/BWVx1XnhqTk/ Show poster]
|-
| 1984-07-10 || The Concert Hall || Little Steven & The Disciples of Soul ([[Steven Van Zandt]])
|
|-
| 1984-07-13 || The Concert Hall || [[R.E.M.]]
|[[Chalk Circle (Canadian band)|Chalk Circle]] opened.
|-
|1984-07-27
|The Concert Hall
|[[Anthrax (American band)|Anthrax]], [[Raven (British band)|Raven]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BWVx1XnhqTk/ Show poster]
|-
| 1984-08-02 || The Concert Hall || [[INXS]]
|The Swing Tour
|-
| 1984-08-14 || The Concert Hall || [[Stevie Ray Vaughan|Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble]]
|[[Couldn't Stand the Weather Tour]]
|-
| 1984-10-18 || The Concert Hall || [[A Flock of Seagulls]]
|
|-
| 1984-11-03 || The Concert Hall || [[Frankie Goes to Hollywood]]
|
|-
| 1984-11-04 || The Concert Hall || [[Frankie Goes to Hollywood]]
|
|-
| 1984-11-12 || The Concert Hall || [[The Cure]]
|
|-
| 1984-11-30 || The Concert Hall || [[General Public]]
|
|-
|1984-12-18
|The Concert Hall
|[[Motörhead]]
| with [[Exciter (band)|Exciter]]
|-
| 1984-12-21 || The Concert Hall || [[The Parachute Club]]
|-
| 1985-01-19 || The Concert Hall || [[Metallica]]<ref>((Cite web |url=http://www.metallica.com/tour/jan-19-1985-toronto.asp |title=Archived copy |access-date=2014-11-26 |archive-date=2015-03-19 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150319113751/http://www.metallica.com/tour/jan-19-1985-toronto.asp |url-status=dead ))</ref>
|[[Armored Saint]] opening. [[W.A.S.P. (band)|W.A.S.P.]] followed [[Metallica]].
|-
|1985-02-15
|The Concert Hall
|[[DJ Cheese]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/3C1QVQpreI/ Show poster]
|-
| 1985-03-10 || The Concert Hall || [[Run–D.M.C.]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BTsFj-uhU71/ Show poster] 
|-
| 1985-03-25 || The Concert Hall || [[Aztec Camera]]
|
|-
| 1985-03-31 || The Concert Hall || [[Venom (band)|Venom]]/[[Slayer]]/[[Razor (band)|Razor]]
|
|-
|1985-04-12
|The Concert Hall
|[[Marley Marl]], [[Rock Master Scott & the Dynamic Three|Dynamic Three]], [[Roxanne Shanté|Roxanne Shante]]
|Produced by Sunshine Sound. [https://www.instagram.com/p/5QTXuzprcK/ Show poster]
|-
|1985-04-23
|The Concert Hall
|[[Los Lobos]], [[Blue Rodeo]]
|
|-
|1985-04-27
|The Concert Hall
|[[Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five|Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five]]
|Produced by [[Charles Khabouth]] (Club Z)
|-
| 1985-05-05 || The Concert Hall || [[Cabaret Voltaire (band)|Cabaret Voltaire]]
|
|-
| 1985-05-12 || The Concert Hall || [[Nina Hagen]]
|
|-
|1985-07-28
|The Concert Hall
|[[Men Without Hats]]
|
|-
|1985-08-16
|The Concert Hall
|[[R.E.M.]]
|[[The Three O'Clock]] opened.
|-
|1985-08-20
|The Concert Hall
|[["Weird Al" Yankovic|Weird Al Yankovic]]
|
|-
|1985-09-23
|The Concert Hall
|[[Propaganda (band)|Propaganda]]
|
|-
|1985-11-13
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Alarm]]
|
|-
|1985-11-22
|The Concert Hall
|[[UTFO]]
|Plus Special Guests: CD III
|-
|1985-12-10
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Cult]]
|[[Wire Train]] opened.
|-
|1986-02-03
|The Concert Hall
|[[Saxon (band)|Saxon]]
|
|-
|1986-03-01
|The Concert Hall
|[[Marillion]]
|
|-
|1986-03-07
|The Concert Hall
|[[Trinere]]
|Host: G.Q. Supreme Team, Plus: Unique Touch, Dynaphase, Holiday Sounds, South Pacific, Gemini Sounds, Dynasty, I.O.U. [https://www.instagram.com/p/BYwn2vnhX8-/ Concert poster]
|-
|1986-03-15
|The Concert Hall
|[[Biz Markie]], [[Roxanne Shanté|Roxanne Shante]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BNw4W-pBHP1/ Show poster]
|-
|1986-03-18
|The Concert Hall
|[[Violent Femmes]]
|
|-
|1986-03-19
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Jesus and Mary Chain]]
|[[Fifth Column (band)|Fifth Column]] and [[The Deadlines]] opened.
|-
|1986-03-22
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Bangles]]
|[[Hoodoo Gurus]] opened.
|-
|1986-04-06
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Replacements (band)|The Replacements]]
|
|-
|1986-04-11
|The Concert Hall
|[[LL Cool J]]
|
|-
|1986-04-18
|The Concert Hall
|[[Subterraneans (band)|Subterraneans]], [[Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet]], Black Jello, [[Bourbon Tabernacle Choir]], Cheshyres, Laughing Apples, Red Life
|Psychedelia Festival
|-
|1986-06-16
|The Concert Hall
|[[Public Image Ltd]] (PiL)
|
|-
|1986-07-04
|The Concert Hall
|[[Celtic Frost]]
| with [[Voivod (band)|Voivod]] [[Slaughter (Canadian band)|Slaughter]]
|-
|1986-07-12
|The Concert Hall
|[[DJ Cash Money]]
|Monster Jam IV. [https://www.instagram.com/p/68P0b1prT5/ Show poster]
|-
|1986-07-16
|The Concert Hall
|[[Full Force]], [[The Fat Boys Are Back|The Fat Boys]], Joskie Love, [[UTFO]], [[Boogie Boys]], Just-Ice, X-ception, [[LA Dream Team]]
|The New York City Fresh Fest 3. [https://www.instagram.com/p/BVD0pkch2J3/ Show poster]
|-
|1986-07-18
|The Concert Hall
|[[Art of Noise]]
|
|-
|1986-07-26
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Cramps]]
|[[The Screaming Blue Messiahs]] opened.
|-
|1986-09-19
|The Concert Hall
|[[Jimmy Cliff]]
|
|-
|1986-09-27
|The Concert Hall
|[[Sly and Robbie|Sly & Robbie]], [[Yellowman]]
|
|-
|1986-10-12
|The Concert Hall
|[[Barrington Levy]]
|
|-
|1986-10-25
|The Concert Hall
|[[Burning Spear]]
|
|-
|1986-10-29
|The Concert Hall
|[[Love and Rockets (band)|Love and Rockets]]
|
|-
|1986-11-02
|The Concert Hall
|[[Shriekback]]
|
|-
|1986-11-09
|The Concert Hall
|[[Iggy Pop]]
|
|-
|1986-11-15
|The Concert Hall
|[[Motörhead]]
|[[Razor (band)]] opened. [https://www.instagram.com/p/BYYeUtdB6ww/ Show poster]
|-
|1986-11-28
|The Concert Hall
|[[Slayer]]
|[[Sacrifice (band)|Sacrifice]] opened. Presented by The Garys and [[CKLN-FM]].
|-
|1986-12-12
|The Concert Hall
|[[Super Cat]]
|
|-
|1987-01-24
|The Concert Hall
|[[Super Cat]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BTnAvNtBkpI/ Show poster]
|-
|1987-01-30
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Human League]]
|[[Idle Eyes]] opened.
|-
|1987-03-13
|The Concert Hall
|[[Los Lobos]]
|[[Blue Rodeo]] opened.
|-
| 1987-03-14 || The Concert Hall || [[Boogie Down Productions]], [[Biz Markie]]
|As part of [[Ron Nelson (DJ)|Ron Nelson]]'s famed "New York vs. Toronto" rap battles
|-
|1987-03-17
|The Concert Hall
|[[Eddie Money]]
|
|-
|1987-03-26
|The Concert Hall
|[[The S.O.S. Band]]
|
|-
|1987-04-07
|The Concert Hall
|[[Wang Chung (band)|Wang Chung]]
|[[The Pursuit of Happiness (band)|The Pursuit of Happiness]]
|-
|1987-05-17
|The Concert Hall
|[[Wailing Souls|The Wailing Souls]]
|
|-
| 1987-05-31 || The Concert Hall || [[Skinny Puppy]]
|
|-
|1987-06-20
|The Concert Hall
|[[Ultramagnetic MCs|Ultramagnetic MC's]], [[Michie Mee]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/3j8Ebqprb-/ Show poster]
|-
|1987-07-11
|The Concert Hall
|[[Leroy Sibbles]], [[Sattalites]]
|
|-
|1987-07-26
|The Concert Hall
|[[Nina Hagen]]
|
|-
|1987-07-30
|The Concert Hall
|[[Billy Bragg]]
|
|-
|1987-08-22
|The Concert Hall
|[[Heavy D. & the Boyz]], [[MC Shan]], [[Salt-N-Pepa|Salt-n-Pepa]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/92OdFmJrch/ Show poster]
|-
|1987-09-24
|The Concert Hall
|[[Fela Kuti]]
|
|-
|1987-10-17
|The Concert Hall
|[[Biz Markie]], [[Big Daddy Kane]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/-msjCUprQQ/ Show poster]
|-
|1987-11-13
|The Concert Hall
|[[Yellowman]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BSudwEeBtFm/ Show poster]
|-
|1987-11-21
|The Concert Hall
|[[Eric B. & Rakim]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/8jR6kYJrQJ/ Show poster]
|-
|1987-11-27
|The Concert Hall
|[[Aztec Camera]]
|[[The Northern Pikes]] opened.
|-
|1987-12-26
|The Concert Hall
|[[Public Enemy]]
|
|-
|1988-02-03
|The Concert Hall
|[[Gene Loves Jezebel]], [[Flesh for Lulu]]
|
|-
|1988-03-18
|The Concert Hall
|[[Sacrifice (band)|Sacrifice]], [[Whiplash (band)|Whiplash]], At War, Blessed Death, Primal Scream (NYC), [[Razor (band)|Razor]]
|Toronto Metal Massacre 1
|-
|1988-03-20
|The Concert Hall
|[[Terence Trent D'Arby]]
|
|-
|1988-04-18
|The Concert Hall
|[[Megadeth]]
|[[Sanctuary (band)|Sanctuary]] and [[Warlock (band)|Warlock]] opened.
|-
|1988-04-21
|The Concert Hall
|[[Love and Rockets (band)|Love and Rockets]]
|[[The Mighty Lemon Drops]] opened.
|-
|1988-05-13
|The Concert Hall
|[[Marshall Jefferson]], [[Ten City]], [[Michie Mee]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BShlyEeBAy4/ Show poster]
|-
| 1988-04-21 || The Concert Hall || [[Love and Rockets (band)|Love and Rockets]]
|[[The Mighty Lemon Drops]] & [[The Bubblemen]] opened
|-
| 1988-05-08 || The Concert Hall || [[Midnight Oil]]
|
|-
| 1988-06-19 || The Concert Hall || [[The Pogues]] || [[Luka Bloom]] opened.
|
|-
| 1988-06-20 || The Concert Hall || [[The Pogues]]
|
|-
|1988-06-21
|The Concert Hall
|[[Kreator]]
|[[Dirty Rotten Imbeciles]] (D.R.I.) and Holy Terror opened.
|-
|1988-08-01
|The Concert Hall
|Get Loose Crew
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/5-dAa-JrQG/ Show poster]
|-
|1988-09-08
|The Concert Hall
|[[54-40 (band)]]
|
|-
|1988-09-18
|The Concert Hall
|[[Big Daddy Kane]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BL7V-teB17C/ Show poster]
|-
|1988-09-29
|The Concert Hall
|[[Dead Brain Cells]], Savage Steel, Hallows Even, Blind Illusion, Blessed Death, At War
|North American Metal Onslaught 1988
|-
|1988-10-18
|The Concert Hall
|[[Billy Bragg]]
|
|-
|1988-10-19
|The Concert Hall
|[[Billy Bragg]]
|
|-
| 1988-11-06 || The Concert Hall || [[Skinny Puppy]]
|
|-
|1988-11-13
|The Concert Hall
|[[Motörhead]]
|[[Overkill (band)|Overkill]] and [[Slayer]] opened.
|-
|1988-11-14
|The Concert Hall
|[[Ladysmith Black Mambazo]]
|
|-
|1988-11-18
|The Concert Hall
|[[Anvil (band)|Anvil]]
|
|-
|1988-12-26
|The Concert Hall
|[[Boogie Down Productions]], [[Kool DJ Red Alert]]
|
|-
|1989-02-18
|The Concert Hall
|[[Steve Earle|Steve Earle & The Dukes]]
|
|-
|1989-02-19
|The Concert Hall
|[[Steve Earle|Steve Earle & The Dukes]]
|
|-
|1989-03-05
|The Concert Hall
|[[Jane's Addiction]]
|
|-
|1989-03-12
|The Concert Hall
|[[Honeymoon Suite]]
|
|-
|1989-04-06
|The Concert Hall
|[[Violent Femmes]]
|
|-
|1989-04-17
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Fixx]]
|
|-
|1989-04-18
|The Concert Hall
|[[Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians]], [[Steve Forbert]]
|[https://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/detail.jsp?Entt=RDMDC-TSPA_0101444F&R=DC-TSPA_0101444F]
|-
|1989-05-09
|The Concert Hall
|[[Stray Cats]]
|
|-
|1989-05-20
|The Concert Hall
|[[Public Enemy (band)|Public Enemy]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BBoYpYNJrdY/ Show poster]
|-
|1989-05-28
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Proclaimers]]
|
|-
|1989-06-10
|The Concert Hall
|[[Ice-T]]
|[[King T]] opened.
|-
|1989-06-12
|The Concert Hall
|[[Black Sabbath]]
|[[Kingdom Come (German band)|Kingdom Come]] and Silent Rage opened.
|-
|1989-06-14
|The Concert Hall
|[[Bad Company]]
|
|-
|1989-06-16
|The Concert Hall
|[[10,000 Maniacs]]
|[[Tim Finn]] ([[Split Enz]]) opened.
|-
|1989-06-24
|The Concert Hall
|[[W.A.S.P. (band)|W.A.S.P.]]
|[[Metal Church]] and [[Accept (band)|Accept]] opened.
|-
|1989-08-11
|The Concert Hall
|[[Bad Brains]]
|
|-
|1989-09-27
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Pogues]]
|[[Phranc]] opened.
|-
|1989-10-11
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Waterboys]]
|
|-
|1989-10-12
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Waterboys]]
|
|-
|1989-10-15
|The Concert Hall
|[[Warrant (American band)|Warrant]]
|[[Danger Danger]] opened.
|-
|1989-10-27
|The Concert Hall
|[[Main Source]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BP_rWLpgzn6/ Show poster]
|-
|1989-11-26
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Toasters]]
|[[King Apparatus]] opened.
|-
|1989-11-29
|The Concert Hall
|[[Parliament-Funkadelic|George Clinton and the P-Funk All-Stars]]
|
|-
|1989-12-08
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Alarm]]
|
|-
|1989-12-11
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Psychedelic Furs]]
|
|-
| 1989-12-24 || The Concert Hall || [[Big Daddy Kane]], [[Maestro (rapper)|Maestro Fresh Wes]] ||
|-
|1989-12-29
|The Concert Hall
|[[Death Angel]], [[Corrosion of Conformity]], [[Razor (band)|Razor]], [[Ludichrist]], Gothic Slam, Blessed Death, Overthrow, [[Sick of It All]]
|Toronto Metal Massacre II
|-
| 1990-01-12 || The Concert Hall || [[Voivod (band)|Voivod]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/soundgarden/1990/concert-hall-toronto-on-canada-5bd8b7dc.html|title=Soundgarden Setlist at Concert Hall, Toronto|website=setlist.fm|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref>
|[[Faith No More]] and [[Soundgarden]] opened.
|-
| 1990-02-04 || The Concert Hall || [[Dirty Rotten Imbeciles]] (D.R.I.) || [[Nasty Savage]] opened.
|-
| 1990-02-13 || The Concert Hall || [[The The]]
|
|-
| 1990-02-14 || The Concert Hall || [[The The]]
|
|-
| 1990-02-17 || The Concert Hall || [[2 Live Crew]]
|
|-
| 1990-03-06 || The Concert Hall || [[The Sugar Cubes]] || w/ [[The Primitives]]
|-
| 1990-03-13 || The Concert Hall || [[The Jesus and Mary Chain]] || w/ [[The Veldt (band)|The Veldt]]
|-
| 1990-03-21 || The Concert Hall || [[Dave Edmunds]] || 
|-
| 1990-03-30 || The Concert Hall || [[The Tragically Hip]]
|[https://888yonge.com/images/posters/tragically-hip.png / Concert poster]
|-
| 1990-03-31 || The Concert Hall || [[Testament (band)]]
|[[Savatage]] and [[Nuclear Assault]] opened. [https://www.metallipromo.com/images/testament/19900331a.jpg / Concert poster]
|-
| 1990-04-01 || The Concert Hall || [[Bootsauce]]
|
|-
| 1990-04-16 || The Concert Hall || [[The Beautiful South]]
|
|-
| 1990-05-01 || The Concert Hall || [[The Cramps]] || w/ [[Flat Duo Jets]]
|-
| 1990-05-02 || The Concert Hall || [[The Cramps]] || w/ [[Flat Duo Jets]]
|-
| 1990-05-19 || The Concert Hall || [[Queen Latifah]] || [https://www.instagram.com/p/4FPIdNJra7/ Show poster]
|-
| 1990-06-08 || The Concert Hall || [[The Dead Milkmen]] || w/ [[Bootsauce]]
|-
| 1990-07-10 || The Concert Hall || [[The House of Love]] || [[Peter Murphy (musician)|Peter Murphy]] ([[Bauhaus (band)|Bauhaus]]) opened.
|-
| 1990-08-01 || The Concert Hall || [[The Dead Milkmen]] ||
|-
| 1990-08-13 || The Concert Hall || [[Soundgarden]] ||
|-
| 1990-09-22 || The Concert Hall || [[Public Enemy (band)|Public Enemy]] || HDV, Self-Defence, M.R.F. opened. [https://www.instagram.com/p/BIdtPrTg1yV/ Show poster]
|-
|1990-10-23
|The Concert Hall
|[[Danzig (band)|Danzig]]
|[[Trouble (band)|Trouble]] opened.
|-
|1990-10-24
|The Concert Hall
|[[Dave Stewart and the Spiritual Cowboys]]
|Dave Stewart formerly of the [[Eurythmics]].
|-
|1990-10-28
|The Concert Hall
|[[Los Lobos]]
|
|-
|1990-11-04
|The Concert Hall
|[[Living Colour]]
|
|-
|1990-11-10
|The Concert Hall
|[[Skinny Puppy]]
|
|-
|1990-11-11
|The Concert Hall
|[[Skinny Puppy]]
|
|-
|1990-11-12
|The Concert Hall
|[[Iggy Pop]]
|[[Alice in Chains]] and [[Mano Negra (band)|Mano Negra]] ([[Manu Chao]]) opened.
|-
|1990-11-23
|The Concert Hall
|[[Ice Cube]]
|[[Yo-Yo (rapper)|Yo-Yo]] opened.
|-
|1990-11-25 || The Concert Hall || [[Jane's Addiction]]
|[[The Buck Pets]] opened
|-
| 1990-11-27 || The Concert Hall || [[The Pixies]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.pixiesmusic.com/tour_date_type/11271990-toronto-canada|title=11/27/1990 toronto, canada – The Pixies|website=www.pixiesmusic.com|language=en-US|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref>
|[[Pere Ubu]] opened
|-
|1990-12-26
|The Concert Hall
|[[Special Ed]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BKEpOYRgRGl/ Show poster]
|-
| 1991-02-17 || The Concert Hall || [[Goo Goo Dolls]]
|[[The Replacements (band)|The Replacements]] opened.
|-
| 1991-02-24 || The Concert Hall || [[The Charlatans (UK band)|The Charlatans]]
|venue moved from the Opera House
|-
|1991-03-23
|The Concert Hall
|[[Vanilla Ice]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BU19XtmhKjA/ Show poster]
|-
| 1991-04-05 || The Concert Hall || [[Gwar]]
|
|-
| 1991-04-10 || The Concert Hall || [[Front 242]]
|
|-
| 1991-04-14 || The Concert Hall || [[Happy Mondays]]
|[[Stereo MCs]] opened
|-
| 1991-04-19 || The Concert Hall || [[The Northern Pikes]]
|
|-
| 1991-05-21 || The Concert Hall || [[Dinosaur Jr.]]
|[[Die Kreuzen]] opened.
|-
| 1991-05-24 || The Concert Hall || [[Deee-Lite]], [[Bootsy Collins]] || [https://www.instagram.com/p/BSrut8ohqZt/ Show poster]
|-
| 1991-05-25 || The Concert Hall || [[Deee-Lite]], [[Bootsy Collins]] || [https://www.instagram.com/p/BSrut8ohqZt/ Show poster]
|-
| 1991-06-20 || The Concert Hall || [[Men Without Hats]] || 
|-
|1991-06-21
|The Concert Hall
|[[George Clinton (funk musician)|George Clinton & The Funkadelics]] 
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BWlqEUjhZO2/ Concert poster]
|-
|1991-06-22
|The Concert Hall
|[[George Clinton (funk musician)|George Clinton & The Funkadelics]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BWlqEUjhZO2/ Concert poster]
|-
| 1991-07-03 || The Concert Hall || [[The Tragically Hip]] || Flies on Fire opened. [https://www.instagram.com/p/CLfc3x9A8kJ/ Concert poster]
|-
| 1991-07-04 || The Concert Hall || [[The Tragically Hip]] || [https://www.instagram.com/p/CLfc3x9A8kJ/ Concert poster]
|-
| 1991-07-05 || The Concert Hall || [[The Tragically Hip]] || [https://www.instagram.com/p/CLfc3x9A8kJ/ Concert poster]
|-
| 1991-07-09 || The Concert Hall || [[EMF (band)|EMF]]
|[[Teknicolor Raincoats]] opened
|-
| 1991-07-18 || The Concert Hall || [[Fishbone]]
|
|-
| 1991-07-23 || The Concert Hall || [[Sepultura]], [[Sacred Reich]], [[Napalm Death]], [[Sick of It All]]  || “New Titans On The Block” [http://www.metallipromo.com/images/sepultura/19910723a.jpg / Concert poster]
|-
|1991-09-15
|The Concert Hall
|[[Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark]] (OMD)
|
|-
| 1991-09-29 || The Concert Hall || [[Jesus Jones]]
|[[Ned's Atomic Dustbin]] opened.
|-
| 1991-10-11 || The Concert Hall || [[Spirit of the West]]
|
|-
| 1991-10-28 || The Concert Hall || [[Violent Femmes]]
|
|-
| 1991-10-29 || The Concert Hall || [[Red Hot Chili Peppers]] || [[Pearl Jam]] & [[The Smashing Pumpkins]]<ref name="auto">((Cite web|url=http://www.spfc.org/tours/date.html?tour_id=87|title=spfc.org : tour history - dates : 1991-10-29|website=www.spfc.org|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref> opened. [https://www.instagram.com/p/BTWrzgXhuIR/ Show poster]
|-
| 1991-10-30 || The Concert Hall || [[Red Hot Chili Peppers]] || [[Pearl Jam]] & [[The Smashing Pumpkins]] opened.
|-
| 1991-11-14 || The Concert Hall || [[Primus (band)|Primus]] || [[Fishbone]] opened.
|-
|1991-11-22
|The Concert Hall
|[[Billy Bragg]]
|[[The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy|Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy]] opened.
|-
|1991-11-23
|The Concert Hall
|[[Billy Bragg]]
|[[The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy|Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy]] opened.
|-
| 1991-12-03 || The Concert Hall || [[Tin Machine]]<ref name="spfc.org">((Cite web|url=http://www.spfc.org/tours/date.html?tour_id=88|title=spfc.org : tour history - dates : 1991-10-30|website=www.spfc.org|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref> ([[David Bowie]]) || [[It's My Life Tour]]
|-
|1991-12-21
|The Concert Hall
|[[Bourbon Tabernacle Choir]]
|
|-
|1991-12-31
|The Concert Hall (Regency Ballroom)
|Darryl Dark, Wayne Williams, Marcus 
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/8hHjFlprT8/ Show poster]
|-
|1992-02-18
|The Concert Hall
|[[Ice-T]], [[Body Count (band)|Body Count]]
|A Gary's/CPI production
|-
|1992-02-22
|The Concert Hall
|[[Colin James]]
|[[Tommy Conwell]] & The Young Rumblers opened
|-
|1992-02-25
|The Concert Hall
|[[Siouxsie and the Banshees]]
|[[The Wonder Stuff]] opened.
|-
|1992-02-28
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Cramps]]
|
|-
|1992-03-21
|The Concert Hall
|[[Cypress Hill]], [[Chubb Rock]], [[The U.M.C.'s|UMC's]], [[Pete Rock & CL Smooth]], [[Fu-Schnickens]], [[Organized Konfusion]]
|Rapfest '92 presented by Ron Nelson
|-
|1992-03-30
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Beautiful South]]
|[[The Waltons (British band)|The Waltons]] opened.
|-
|1992-03-31
|The Concert Hall
|[[House of Pain]], [[Rage Against the Machine]]
|
|-
|1992-04-01
|The Concert Hall
|[[Dream Warriors (band)|Dream Warriors]]
|
|-
|1992-04-04
|The Concert Hall
|[[Pearl Jam]]
|[[Eleven (band)|Eleven]] opened. [[Henry Rollins]] joined the band to sing, "Happy Birthday."
|-
|1992-04-28
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Charlatans (UK band)|The Charlatans]]
|[[Catherine Wheel (band)|Catherine Wheel]] opened.
|-
| 1992-05-04 || The Concert Hall || [[Soundgarden]] || [[Swervedriver]] & [[Monster Magnet]] opened.
|-
| 1992-05-12 || The Concert Hall || [[Social Distortion]] || 
|-
| 1992-05-13 || The Concert Hall || [[Sugarcubes]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/the-sugarcubes/1992/masonic-temple-toronto-on-canada-1bc6758c.html|title=The Sugarcubes Setlist at Masonic Temple, Toronto|website=setlist.fm|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref>
|
|-
| 1992-05-15 || The Concert Hall || [[Beastie Boys]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.songkick.com/concerts/662004-beastie-boys-at-concert-hall|title=Beastie Boys at The Concert Hall (15 May 92) with fIREHOSE|website=Songkick|language=en|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref>
|[[Basehead]] and [[Firehose (band)|fIREHOSE]] opened.
|-
| 1992-06-04 || The Concert Hall || [[Skinny Puppy]]
|[[Thought Industry]] opened.
|-
| 1992-06-30 || The Concert Hall || Gwar
|[[Melvins]] opened.
|-
| 1992-08-12 || The Concert Hall || [[Rollins Band]]
|[[Corrosion of Conformity]] opened.
|-
|1992-08-29
|The Concert Hall
|[[Moby]], Cybersonic, F.U.S.E., [[Richie Hawtin]], [[John Acquaviva]], [[Chris Sheppard (DJ)|DJ Dogwhistle]], Peter The Greek (Toronto), John E (Toronto), Deko
|[[Chris Sheppard (DJ)|Chris Sheppard]] & Streetsound Present Adrenaline 92. [https://www.instagram.com/p/BU5WDoxBFGt/ Show poster]
|-
| 1992-08-31 || The Concert Hall || [[Pantera]]
|[[White Zombie (band)|White Zombie]] and [[Trouble (band)|Trouble]] opened.
|-
|1992-09-08
|The Concert Hall
|[[Front Line Assembly]]
|
|-
|1992-09-12
|The Concert Hall
|[[Concrete Blonde]]
|
|-
|1992-09-17
|The Concert Hall
|[[Public Image Ltd]] (PiL)
|
|-
|1992-10-03
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Grapes of Wrath (band)|The Grapes of Wrath]]
|
|-
|1992-10-15
|The Concert Hall
|[[Sonic Youth]]
|[[Eric's Trip]] opened.
|-
|1992-10-29
|The Concert Hall
|[[Buddy Guy]]
|
|-
|1992-10-30
|The Concert Hall
|[[54-40 (band)|54-40]]
|[[The Watchmen (band)|The Watchmen]] opened.
|-
| 1992-11-29 || The Concert Hall || [[Alice In Chains]] || [[Screaming Trees]] and [[Gruntruck]] opened.
|
|-
| 1992-12-17 || The Concert Hall || [[Sven Gali]] || [[Andy Curran (musician)|Andy Curran]] opened.
|
|-
| 1992-12-18 || The Concert Hall || [[Bourbon Tabernacle Choir]] || 
|
|-
| 1992-12-21 || The Concert Hall || [[Ice-T]], [[Body Count (band)|Body Count]], [[Pro-Pain]], [[Dirty Rotten Imbeciles]] (D.R.I.), [[Exodus (band)]]
|CPI and The Garys present
|-
| 1993-01-25 || The Concert Hall || [[Ned's Atomic Dustbin]]
|[[Supreme Love Gods]] opened.
|-
| 1993-01-29 || The Concert Hall || [[Slik Toxik]]
|
|-
| 1993-02-18 || The Concert Hall || [[Ice Cube]], [[Da Lench Mob]], Born II Roam ([[Da Grassroots]]) || [https://www.instagram.com/p/BSudwEeBtFm/ Show poster]
|-
| 1993-02-19 || The Concert Hall || [[Inspiral Carpets]]
|
|-
| 1993-03-06 || The Concert Hall || [[Pantera]] || [[Sacred Reich]] opened. [[Vulgar Display of Power]] tour.
|-
| 1993-03-31 || The Concert Hall || [[Rage Against the Machine]]
|[[House of Pain]]
|-
| 1993-04-13 || The Concert Hall || [[Midnight Oil]]
|
|-
|1993-04-17
|The Concert Hall
|[[Black Moon (group)|Black Moon]], [[The Pharcyde]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/2UebKdpraE/ Show poster]
|-
|1993-04-20
|The Concert Hall
|[[Living Colour]], [[Bad Brains]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/Cf5FtjQNNg3/ Show poster]
|-
| 1993-04-27 || The Concert Hall || [[Phish]]
|
|-
| 1993-05-03 || The Concert Hall || [[Sugar (American band)|Sugar]]
|
|-
| 1993-05-17 || The Concert Hall || [[Danzig (band)|Danzig]] || [[Nudeswirl]] and Proper Grounds opened.
|-
| 1993-06-15 || The Concert Hall || [[Porno for Pyros]] || [[The Flaming Lips]] opened.
|-
| 1993-10-06 || The Concert Hall || [[Bad Religion]] || [[Green Day]] and [[Doughboys (Canadian band)|Doughboys]] opened.
|-
| 1993-10-18 || The Concert Hall || [[Stone Temple Pilots]] || [[The Mighty Mighty Bosstones]] opened.
|-
| 1993-10-19 || The Concert Hall || [[The Cranberries]] || [[Counting Crows]] opened.
|-
| 1993-10-24 || The Concert Hall || [[Primus (band)|Primus]] || [[Melvins]] opened.
|-
| 1993-10-28 || The Concert Hall || [[Rage Against the Machine]] || [[Quicksand (American band)|Quicksand]] opened. [https://www.instagram.com/p/3AbHxOprVN/ Show poster]
|-
| 1993-11-21 || The Concert Hall || [[The Lemonheads]] || [[Redd Kross]] opened.
|-
| 1993-12-06 || The Concert Hall || [[Green Day]]
|
|-
| 1994-02-23 || The Concert Hall || [[Tool (band)|Tool]] || [[Failure (band)|Failure]] opened.
|-
| 1994-04-06 || The Concert Hall || [[Phish]]<ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.songkick.com/concerts/1814606-phish-at-concert-hall|title=Phish at The Concert Hall (06 Apr 1994)|website=Songkick))</ref>
|
|-
| 1994-05-16 || The Concert Hall || [[Rollins Band]]
|[[Therapy?]] opened.
|-
| 1994-11-18 || The Concert Hall || [[Anvil (band)|Anvil]]
|[[Razor (band)|Razor]] and [[Sacrifice (band)|Sacrifice]] opened.
|-
| 1996-03-08 || The Concert Hall || [[Skydiggers]] || [[Chilly Gonzales|Son]] opened.
|
|-
| 1996-03-16 || The Concert Hall || [[The Mahones]] || [[Big Rude Jake]], The Hell Billys opened.
|
|-
| 1996-03-22 || The Concert Hall || [[Collective Soul]] || Rust opened.
|
|-
| 1996-04-03 || The Concert Hall || [[Foo Fighters]]
|[[The Amps]] and [[That Dog|that dog.]] opened.
|-
| 1996-04-06 || The Concert Hall || [[Jale (band)|Jale]]
|
|-
| 1996-04-18 || The Concert Hall || [[The Watchmen (band)|The Watchmen]]
|[[Weeping Tile (band)|Weeping Tile]], [[Rusty (band)|Rusty]] opened.
|-
| 1996-04-27 || The Concert Hall || [[Bob Dylan]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.songkick.com/concerts/1011577-bob-dylan-at-concert-hall|title=Bob Dylan at The Concert Hall (27 Apr 96)|website=Songkick|language=en|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref>
|[[Aimee Mann]] opened.
|-
| 1996-04-28 || The Concert Hall || [[Bob Dylan]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.songkick.com/concerts/1011578-bob-dylan-at-concert-hall|title=Bob Dylan at The Concert Hall (28 Apr 96)|website=Songkick|language=en|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref> || [[Aimee Mann]] opened.
|-
| 1996-05-06 || The Concert Hall || [[Gin Blossoms]]
|
|-
| 1996-05-11 || The Concert Hall || [[Dave Matthews Band]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.songkick.com/concerts/1734671-dave-matthews-band-at-concert-hall|title=Dave Matthews Band at The Concert Hall (11 May 96)|website=Songkick|language=en|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref>
|
|-
| 1996-05-29 || The Concert Hall || [[Holly McNarland]], [[Love and Rockets (band)|Love and Rockets]], [[James Hall (singer)]], [[The Nixons]], [[Tripping Daisy]], [[Tracy Bonham]]
|Breastfest
|-
| 1996-05-31 || The Concert Hall || [[The Band]] || [[High on the Hog (The Band album)|High on the Hog]] tour. [[The Mahones]] opened.
|-
|1996-06-01
|The Concert Hall
|[["Weird Al" Yankovic]]
|
|-
|1996-06-05
|The Concert Hall
|[[Beck]]
|
|-
|1996-06-12
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Presidents of the United States of America (band)|The Presidents of the United States of America]]
|Menthol opened.
|-
| 1996-06-14 || The Concert Hall || [[Cocteau Twins]]
|
|-
| 1996-06-27 || The Concert Hall || [[Teenage Head (band)|Teenage Head]]
|
|-
| 1996-07-06 || The Concert Hall || [[Finn Brothers]]
|
|-
| 1996-07-11 || The Concert Hall || [[Burton Cummings]]
|[[Hemingway Corner]] opened.
|-
| 1996-08-17 || The Concert Hall || [[Spacehog]]
|
|-
| 1996-08-18 || The Concert Hall || [[Steve Earle]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.songkick.com/concerts/828070-steve-earle-at-concert-hall|title=Steve Earle at The Concert Hall (18 Aug 96)|website=Songkick|language=en|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref>
|
|-
| 1996-08-21 || The Concert Hall || [[Beck]]
|
|-
| 1996-09-20 || The Concert Hall || [[Sloan (band)|Sloan]]
|
|-
| 1996-10-03 
| The Concert Hall 
|[[Sloan (band)|Sloan]]
| with [[Jale (band)]], [[Danko Jones]]
|-
|1996-10-21
|The Concert Hall
|[[De La Soul]], [[Goodie Mob]]
|REMG production
|-
| 1996-10-27 || The Concert Hall || [[Billy Bragg]] || [[Robyn Hitchcock]] and [[Deni Bonet]] opened
|-
| 1996-11-22 || The Concert Hall || [[James Brown]]
|
|-
|1997-02-08
|The Concert Hall
|[[Do Make Say Think]]
|
|-
| 1997-02-15 || The Concert Hall || [[Rusty (band)|Rusty]]
|
|-
| 1997-04-18 || The Concert Hall || [[Rusty (band)|Rusty]]
|
|-
|1997-04-30
|The Concert Hall
|[[Nas]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/BK1ktdcBs2_/ Show poster.]
|-
|1997-05-24
|The Concert Hall
|[[Kardinal Offishall|Kardinal]], [[Choclair]], [[Ghetto Concept]], [[Saukrates]], [[Jelleestone]]
|[https://www.instagram.com/p/1oqB5YprYR/ Show poster]
|-
| 1997-06-09 || The Concert Hall || [[The Tragically Hip]]<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.songkick.com/concerts/865946-tragically-hip-at-concert-hall|title=The Tragically Hip at The Concert Hall (09 Jun 97)|website=Songkick|language=en|access-date=2017-05-23))</ref>
|[[Ron Sexsmith]] and [[Change of Heart (band)|Change of Heart]] opened.
|-
| 1997-10-01 || The Concert Hall || [[Paul Weller]]
|[[Johnette Napolitano]] opened.
|-
|1997-11-15
|The Concert Hall
|[[James Brown]]
|
|-
| 1997-12-27 || The Concert Hall || [[Rakim]]
|
|-
| 1998-06-27 || The Concert Hall || [[Cibo Matto]]
|
|-
|1999-01-15
|CTV
|[[Black Crowes]]
|[[Open Mike with Mike Bullard]]
|-
|1999-04-27
|CTV
|[[The Whitlams]]
|[[Open Mike with Mike Bullard]]
|-
|1999-12-03
|CTV
|[[Sevendust]]
|[[Open Mike with Mike Bullard]]
|-
|2000-01-24
|CTV
|[[The Whitlams]]
|[[Open Mike with Mike Bullard]]
|-
|2000-03-02
|CTV
|[[Coal Chamber]]
|[[Open Mike with Mike Bullard]]
|-
|2002-11-20
|CTV
|[[Chantal Kreviazuk]]
|
|-
|2002-12-13
|CTV
|[[Blue Rodeo]]
|[[Open Mike with Mike Bullard]]
|-
|2003-11-01
|CTV
|[[Danko Jones]]
|[[Open Mike with Mike Bullard]]
|-
|2003-11-19
|CTV
|[[3 Doors Down]]
|[[Open Mike with Mike Bullard]]
|-
|2003-11-22
|CTV
|[[Spoons (band)|The Spoons]]
|[[Open Mike with Mike Bullard]]
|-
|2003-12-04
|CTV
|[[The All-American Rejects]]
|[[Open Mike with Mike Bullard]]
|-
|2003-12-11
|CTV
|[[The Ataris]]
|[[Open Mike with Mike Bullard]]
|-
|2006-04-18
|CTV
|[[Kanye West]] w/[[Jully Black]], [[A-Trak]]
|[[Sam Roberts (singer-songwriter)|Sam Roberts]] opened.
|-
|2006-11-25
|CTV
|[[Metric (band)|Metric]]
|
|-
|2007-06-07
|CTV
|[[The Reason (band)|The Reason]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2008-01-22
|CTV
|[[The Mars Volta]]
|
|-
|2008-08-27
|CTV
|[[Dallas Green (musician)|City & Colour]]
|Bravo! At The Concert Hall
|-
|2008-10-09
|CTV
|[[Fucked Up]]
|
|-
|2008-11-19
|CTV
|[[Divine Brown]]
|Bravo! At The Concert Hall
|-
|2008-11-19
|CTV
|Christmas at the Concert Hall
|Bravo! At The Concert Hall
|-
|2009-11-26
|CTV
|[[The Waking Eyes]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-12-05
|CTV
|[[Franz Ferdinand (band)|Franz Ferdinand]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-12-10
|CTV
|[[The Dears]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-12-11
|CTV
|[[Sebastien Grainger]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-12-16
|CTV
|[[The Artist Life]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-12-17
|CTV
|[[Shadows Fall]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-01-27
|CTV
|[[Cancer Bats]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-01-28
|CTV
|[[Molly Johnson]]
|Bravo! At The Concert Hall
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|2009-01-28
|CTV
|[[The Von Bondies]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
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|2009-02-02
|CTV
|[[Lenka]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
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|2009-02-03
|CTV
|[[K'naan]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
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|2009-02-04
|CTV
|[[Contrived]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
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|2009-02-05
|CTV
|[[Andrew W.K.]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-02-10
|CTV
|[[Famous (rapper)|Famous]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-02-18
|CTV
|[[Reg Vermue|Gentleman Reg]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-03-02
|CTV
|[[DD/MM/YYYY]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-03-03
|CTV
|[[The Airborne Toxic Event]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-03-11
|CTV
|[[Chad VanGaalen]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-03-13
|CTV
|[[Our Lady Peace]]
|
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|2009-03-17
|CTV
|[[Plushgun]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-03-19
|CTV
|[[The Gaslight Anthem]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-03-23
|CTV
|[[Saint Alvia]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-03-31
|CTV
|[[White Lies (band)|White Lies]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-04-21
|CTV
|[[K-os]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-04-22
|CTV
|[[Shiny Toy Guns]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-04-23
|CTV
|[[Bison B.C.]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-04-30
|CTV
|[[Thunderheist]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-04-30
|CTV
|[[Adele]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-05-07
|CTV
|Brighter Brightest
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-05-12
|CTV
|[[Classified (rapper)|Classified]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-05-14
|CTV
|Great Bloomers
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-06-09
|CTV
|[[Pat Martino|Pat Martino Trio]]
|
|-
|2009-07-14
|CTV
|[[The Most Serene Republic]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-08-11
|CTV
|[[Passion Pit]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-08-26
|CTV
|[[Patrick Watson (musician)|Patrick Watson]]
|Bravo! At The Concert Hall
|-
| 2009-09-15 || CTV || [[U2]] || On CTV's program, [[Spectacle: Elvis Costello with...]]
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|2009-09-21
|CTV
|[[Elliott Brood|Elliott BROOD]], [[Fucked Up]], [[Great Lake Swimmers]], [[Hey Rosetta!]], [[K'naan|K'NAAN]], [[Malajube]], [[Metric (band)|Metric]], [[Joel Plaskett]], [[Chad VanGaalen]], [[Patrick Watson (musician)|Patrick Watson]]
|[[Polaris Music Prize]]
|-
|2009-10-07
|CTV
|[[Vampire Weekend]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-10-27
|CTV
|[[IllScarlett]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-11-04
|CTV
|[[Brian Borcherdt]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-11-11
|CTV
|Motown (feat. [[Colin James]], [[Divine Brown]], [[Suzie McNeil]], [[Justin Nozuka]], [[Matt Dusk]], and [[Justin Hines]])
|Bravo! At The Concert Hall
|-
|2009-12-01
|CTV
|[[Grand Analog]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2009-12-09
|CTV
|[[Jann Arden]]
|Bravo! At The Concert Hall
|-
|2009-12-13
|CTV
|[[Matthew Good]]
|Bravo! At The Concert Hall
|-
|2010-01-20
|CTV
|[[Michael Bublé]]
|Bravo! At The Concert Hall
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|2010-02-02
|CTV
|[[Woodhands]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-02-24
|CTV
|[[Matthew Good]]
|Bravo! At The Concert Hall
|-
|2010-03-03
|CTV
|[[Zeus (band)|Zeus]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-03-04
|CTV
|[[Hollerado]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-03-09
|CTV
|[[Silversun Pickups]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-03-10
|CTV
|[[Cage the Elephant]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-03-25
|CTV
|[[The Big Pink]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-04-06
|CTV
|[[Cancer Bats]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-04-13
|CTV
|[[The Junction (band)|The Junction]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-04-27
|CTV
|[[Sia]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-05-10
|CTV
|[[Parallels (band)|Parallels]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-05-25
|CTV
|[[Wintersleep]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-05-26
|CTV
|His Orchestra
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-05-27
|CTV
|[[Born Ruffians]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-06-23
|CTV
|[[Plants and Animals]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-06-29
|CTV
|[[Against Me!]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-06-30
|CTV
|[[Nikki Yanofsky]]
|Bravo! At The Concert Hall
|-
|2010-07-07
|CTV
|[[Shad (rapper)|Shad]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-08-04
|CTV
|[[Broken Social Scene]]
|Bravo! At The Concert Hall
|-
|2010-08-19
|CTV
|[[Sweet Thing (band)|Sweet Thing]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-08-24
|CTV
|[[Brandon Flowers]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-08-30
|CTV
|[[Ra Ra Riot]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-09-20
|CTV
|[[The Besnard Lakes]], [[Broken Social Scene]], [[Dan Snaith|Caribou]], [[Karkwa]], [[Dan Mangan]], [[Owen Pallett]], [[Radio Radio (band)|Radio Radio]], [[The Sadies]], [[Shad (rapper)|Shad]], [[Tegan and Sara]]
|[[Polaris Music Prize]]
|-
|2010-10-15
|CTV
|[[The Drums]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-10-18
|CTV
|[[Jimmy Eat World]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-10-20
|CTV
|[[Bleeker (band)|Bleeker Ridge]]
|[[MTV Live (Canadian TV program)|MTV Live]]
|-
|2010-12-15
|CTV
|[[Bryan Adams]]
|Bravo! At The Concert Hall
|-
|2011-01-04
|CTV
|[[Deadmau5]]
|Live@Much
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|2011-03-23
|CTV
|[[Johnny Reid]]
|Bravo! At The Concert Hall
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|2011-08-24
|CTV
|[[Sam Roberts Band|Sam Roberts]]
|Bravo! At The Concert Hall
|-
|2011-09-19
|CTV
|[[Austra (band)|Austra]], [[Braids (band)|Braids]], [[Galaxie (band)|Galaxie]], [[Hey Rosetta!]], [[Ron Sexsmith]], [[Timber Timbre]]
|[[Polaris Music Prize]]
|-
|2011-11-02
|CTV
|[[Lady Antebellum]]
|Bravo! At The Concert Hall
|-
|2011-12-03
|CTV
|[[Tom Cochrane & Red Rider]]
|
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|2012-03-23
|CTV
|[[Train (band)|Train]]
|
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|2012-08-13
|CTV
|[[Arkells]]
|
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|2012-09-24
|CTV
|[[Cadence Weapon]], [[Cold Specks]], [[Kathleen Edwards]], [[Feist (singer)|Feist]], [[Fucked Up]], [[Grimes]], [[Yamantaka // Sonic Titan]]
|[[Polaris Music Prize]]
|-
|2012-09-28
|CTV
|[[Corey Hart (singer)|Corey Hart]]
|
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| 2014-10-28 || The Concert Hall || Joel Banks Trio || Internal ITRG "Mixer"
|-
| 2015-07-21 || The Concert Hall || [[Jimmy Page]] || Listening session for the reissue of 1976's Presence, 1979's In Through the Out Door and 1982's Coda.
|-
| 2016-05-06 || The Concert Hall || [[Luke & The Apostles]]
|
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| 2016-06-02 || The Concert Hall || [[Platinum Blonde (band)|Platinum Blonde]]
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| 2016-09-09 || The Concert Hall || [[Karl Wolf]] || GLB V after party
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| 2016-12-17 || The Concert Hall || The St. Royals || Info-Tech Research Group Holiday Party
|-
| 2017-03-31 || The Concert Hall || [[Alan Doyle]] || Smiling Land Foundation Rockin' Big Give - Special Guests: [[Ed Robertson]], [[Murray Foster]]
|-
| 2017-05-27 || The Concert Hall || Kurt Marble || Doors Open 2017 Feature
|-
| 2017-06-22 || The Concert Hall || [[Aaron Neville]] || Private Event
|-
| 2017-06-23 || The Concert Hall || [[Randy Bachman]] w/ [[Walter Trout]] & [[Laila Biali]] || [[Toronto Jazz Festival]]
|-
| 2017-06-25 || The Concert Hall || [[Choir! Choir! Choir!]] w/ [[Sarah Harmer]] || [[Toronto Jazz Festival]]
|-
| 2017-06-27 || The Concert Hall || [[Robert Glasper Experiment]] || [[Toronto Jazz Festival]] Kandace Springs opened
|-
| 2017-06-28 || The Concert Hall || [[Donny McCaslin|Donny McCaslin Band]] || [[Toronto Jazz Festival]] Shabaka & The Ancestors opened
|-
| 2017-06-29 || The Concert Hall || [[John LaBarbera|John LaBarbera Big Band]] || [[Toronto Jazz Festival]] "Celebrating [[Buddy Rich]]"
|-
| 2017-06-30 || The Concert Hall || Bokanté (feat. [[Malika Tirolien]], [[Michael League]] and members of [[Snarky Puppy]]) || [[Toronto Jazz Festival]] Larnell Lewis Band opened
|-
| 2017-07-02 || The Concert Hall || 4 By Monk By 4 (feat. [[Kenny Barron]], [[Cyrus Chestnut]], [[Benny Green (pianist)|Benny Green]], [[Gerald Clayton]]) || [[Toronto Jazz Festival]]
|-
| 2017-09-14 || The Concert Hall || [[Scratch Bastid]] || Red Carpet Rumble After Party
|-
| 2017-11-09 || The Concert Hall || [[Roy Woods]] || Hennessy Artistry
|-
|2017-12-09
|The Concert Hall
|[[God Made Me Funky]]
|Info-Tech Research Group Holiday Party
|-
|2018-05-12
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Jim Cuddy Band]], [[The Irish Descendants]]
|Smiling Land Foundation Big Rockin' Give Fundraiser
|-
|2018-08-18
|The Concert Hall
|Omar vs. MdCL, ZO! w/Carmen Rogers, The Floacist, Shi Wisdom, Darien Dean, JSOUL, Ronicea, Lisa Banton
|iLIVE SOULFEST
|-
|2018-09-09
|The Concert Hall
|Pop-Up Jam Hosted by [[Dave Chappelle]] with [[Frédéric Yonnet]] and The Band With No Name
|[[Toronto International Film Festival]] private party for the launch of [[A Star Is Born (2018 film)]] Guests: [[Kardinal Offishall]], [[Bradley Cooper]] (trumpet)
|-
|2018-09-18
|The Concert Hall
|Shari Dunn, Jonny Kerr, & Justin Dunlop [https://www.shariandjonny.com (Website)]
|McLean & Company Private Event
|-
| 2018-12-15 || The Concert Hall || The St. Royals [https://stroyalentertainment.com (Website)] || Info-Tech Research Group Holiday Party
|-
|2018-12-31
|The Concert Hall
|[[Sharam]], Simon Jain
|No Intentions NYE 2019 with Sharam
|-
|2019-03-02
|The Concert Hall
|Mars Hotel [https://marshotelband.com (Website)]
|
|-
|2019-03-08
|The Concert Hall
|Falana, [[Akua Naru]], Ndai, DJ Revy B
|She Be Lady - Celebrating International Women's Day
|-
|2019-05-12
|The Concert Hall
|[[Kid Koala]]
|[[Toronto Comic Arts Festival]]: Music To Draw To
|-
|2019-05-19
|The Concert Hall
|Charlotte de Witte [https://charlottedewittemusic.com (Website)], Pangaea, Liu Chang, AADJA
|Apollo Inc.
|-
|2019-06-22
|The Concert Hall
|[[Downchild Blues Band]] w/[[Dan Aykroyd]], [[Paul Shaffer]], and the [[Hot 8 Brass Band]]
|[[Toronto Jazz Festival]] Exclusive Afterparty
|-
|2019-09-28
|The Concert Hall
|The Lonely Hearts [https://www.thelonelyhearts.ca (Website)]
|Private Wedding
|-
|2019-10-26
|The Concert Hall
|[[Noisia]], Wilkinson [https://www.wilkinson-music.com (Website)], Hydee, Lush, Marcus Visionary, Mr. Brown
|15th Annual Halloween Freakout [https://www.halloweenfreakout.com (Website)]
|-
|2019-12-01
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Glorious Sons]]
|[[Sirius XM]] Dial Up The Moment Event
|-
| 2021-12-04 || The Concert Hall || The St. Royals [https://stroyalentertainment.com (Website)] || Info-Tech Research Group Holiday Party
|-
|2022-03-19
|The Concert Hall
|[[DJ Skitz]], JKD, King B
|For The Culture
|-
|2022-12-10 || The Concert Hall || The 99s [https://somewherelse.com/artists/the-99s/ (Website)] || Info-Tech Research Group Holiday Party
|-
|2023-03-25
|The Concert Hall
|Nimkish, [[Shawnee Kish]], Tia Wood, [[Northern Cree]], [[DJ Shub]]
|[https://downiewenjack.ca/events/ziigwan/ Ziigwan – Indigenous Music and Arts Festival] (After being rained out from Yonge & Dundas Square.)
|-
|2023-04-29
|The Concert Hall
|The Vaniers
|Private Wedding
|-
|2023-04-30
|The Concert Hall
|Bubblegum Bikini
|
|-
|2023-05-12
|The Concert Hall
|JanBlomqvist, Volen Sentir, Ashkan Dian, Ben Decent, Dante, Erick B, Just B, Lamba, Léa, Souleca
|Art for Art Festival
|-
|2023-08-18
|The Concert Hall
|[https://www.zedtribute.ca/ ZED]
|54th Anniversary of 1969 [[Led Zeppelin]] show.
|-
|2023-09-15
|The Concert Hall
|[[Black Country, New Road]]
|Collective Concerts Presents
|-
|2023-09-24
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Brian Jonestown Massacre]]
|Collective Concerts Presents
|-
|2023-09-29
|The Concert Hall
|Bubblegum Bikini
|The Funktion: Live Band Burlesque
|-
|2023-10-14
|The Concert Hall
|[[Metric (band)|Metric]]
|[[Live Nation (events promoter)|Live Nation]] Presents
|-
|2023-10-25
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Wood Brothers]] w/ Maya de Vitry [https://www.mayadevitry.com (Website)]
|Collective Concerts Presents
|-
|2023-11-02
|The Concert Hall
|[[Blonde Redhead]] w/ Bidi Club, Nous Deux
|Collective Concerts Presents
|-
|2023-11-03
|The Concert Hall
|Sixtroke, Symphette, XENITH
|Modo Live Presents Big Bubble Rave 2023
|-
|2023-11-04
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Tea Party]] w/ [[I Mother Earth]], Human Kebab
|Collective Concerts Presents
|-
|2023-11-05
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Tea Party]] w/ [[I Mother Earth]], Human Kebab
|Collective Concerts Presents
|-
|2023-11-11
|The Concert Hall
|[[Alison Roman]]
|
|-
|2023-11-18
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Atomic Bitchwax]] w/ Captain Cancel & The Postpones, The Mercenaries
|Private Party
|-
|2023-11-28
|The Concert Hall
|[[Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real]]
|
|-
|2023-12-07
|The Concert Hall
|[[Busty and the Bass]] w/ Katie Tupper
|
|-
|2023-12-09
|The Concert Hall
|The St. Royals
|Info-Tech Research Group Holiday Party
|-
|2023-12-15
|The Concert Hall
|[[Broken Social Scene]] w/Natural Light
|
|-
|2023-12-16
|The Concert Hall
|[[Broken Social Scene]] w/Natural Light
|Included cover of [[Fairytale of New York]] by [[The Pogues]] featuring Shawn Creamer of [[The Beauties]]
|-
|2024-02-03
|The Concert Hall
|[[DJ Shadow]]
|Action Adventure Tour
|-
|2024-02-06
|The Concert Hall
|[[Josh Ritter]] & The Royal City Band
|Performing the album, "Hello Starling"
|-
|2024-02-24
|The Concert Hall
|[[Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs]]
|
|-
|2024-03-06
|The Concert Hall
|[[Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar]]
|International Women's Day Celebration
|-
|2024-03-16
|The Concert Hall
|[[The Mahones]]
|St. Patrick's Day Party
|-
|2024-03-22
|The Concert Hall
|[[Alestorm]]
|w/ [[Elvenking (band)|Elvenking]], Glyph
|}

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