Toronto’s live music scene in 2024 was unforgettable – from electric punk shows to intimate indie sets, we captured it all. Check out our favourite concert photos of the year and relive the moments that made this year one to remember.

Maggie Rogers and Ryan Beatty turned Toronto’s Coca-Cola Coliseum into a memorable night of music, stories, and heartfelt connections. Read our concert review and check out all of our photos from the show here.

Washington post-hardcore band Unwound returned to Toronto for the first time in 23 years and brought along North Carolina alt-rockers Wednesday to open up the show. See our concert photos and read the review of the show here.

Philadelphia hardcore band Soul Glo brought their unfiltered energy to The Concert Hall in Toronto on May 11th. Check out our concert photos to relive the electrifying moments of their ferocious live set here.

On May 9th, we hit up The Opera House in Toronto for a stellar night of music featuring Carpool Tunnel, Heart Attack Man, Origami Angel, and Microwave. Read our review and see all the concert photos from the night here.

Guitar-pop duo Royel Otis, hailing from Sydney, Australia, brought their much anticipated Pratts & Pain tour to a sold-out Lee's Palace on Friday, April 26th, 2024. Read our review of the show and see all our concert photos here.

On Tuesday, April 9th, Chicago-based indie rockers Friko took center stage at The Drake Underground in Toronto. For anyone who missed this remarkable show, read our review and check out all our concert photos from the show here.

Alkaline Trio brought their Blood, Hair, And Eyeballs tour to History in Toronto on March 12th, 2024, with support from Albany's Drug Church and Brooklyn's Worriers. See all the concert photos from the show and read the review here.

Los Angeles-based rock band Silversun Pickups returned to Toronto to perform at History with three-piece rockers Hello Mary from New York City. Check out all our concert photos from the night and read the full review here.

Experience the magic of Ryan Beatty's Calico Tour at The Danforth Music Hall in Toronto with our gallery of concert photos and an in-depth review of the show. Find out what you missed or re-live the incredible night here.

Philadelphia's Beach Slang brought all the feelings to Toronto's Lee's Palace on Thursday September 14th, 2017. Read the full review of their show and check out all the photos we took here.

Chicago's Whitney recently stopped in Toronto for an intimate show at the Danforth Music Hall. Check out all our photos from their set along with opener Sportsfan at the link.

Green Day brought their Revolution Radio tour to Hamilton’s FirstOntario Centre on Monday night along with Laura Jane Grace’s Against Me! Check out all our photos from the show at the link.

St. Catherine's Dallas Green and his band City & Colour sold out two nights in a row at Toronto's Molson Canadian Amphitheatre. We photographed night 1 of 2 and you can see all our photos here. 

Citizen embarked on their 2016 North American tour with some rad support from Turnover, Sorority Noise, and Milk Teeth. Check out my photos from the Toronto stop here.

Underoath's reunion tour dubbed the Rebirth, made its way to Toronto on April 19th, 2016 along with opening act Caspian. Check out all my concert photos shot on film here.

This weeks Throwback Thursday brings us back to 2012 when Ed Sheeran was just on the cusp of his Top 40 domination. Check out all of our archived concert photos from his set at TD Echo Beach here. 

This weeks Throwback Thursday is all about Columbus duo Twenty One Pilots from their show back in 2014 when they were only performing at The Opera House. See all our archived photos here.

Last weekend I had the pleasure of photographing yet another Ty Segall show, this time at Danforth Music Hall with support from openers CFM (Charles Moothart's new band).

Long Island post-hardcore outfit Glassjaw are hands down one of my favourite bands ever. I recently got the chance to photograph them for Blare and some of my favourite shots can be seen here.