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Must see concerts in Toronto for September 2019 are totally stacked with talent, like recent最好的新专辑winner Young Thug, Daniel Caesar and Banks to name a few. You won't findLizzoorShawn Mendeson this list because it only includes shows that aren't sold out.

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- Breaking Benjamin
  
  9月2日
  
  Breaking Benjamin
  
  Pioneers of the post-grunge genre, Breaking Benjamin have been mainstays in the hard rock scene and continue to innovate through their music.
  
  Budweiser Stage
- Banks
  
  September 3
  
  Banks
  
  Banks has been heating up lately, gaining more and more buzz for her angelic voice that works with her R&B, classical and electric pop sound.
  
  Rebel
- Tyler, the Creator
  
  September 6
  
  Tyler, the Creator
  
  The time for IGOR is now and Tyler, the Creator is bringing his fresh, alternative hip-hop sounds to the stage in all their oddball, hi-fi, 80s-influenced glory.
  
  Scotiabank Arena
- Mary J. Blige and Nas
  
  September 10
  
  Mary J. Blige and Nas
  
  The legendary Mary J. Blige and Nas are teaming up for an epic night of old school hip-hop, rap and R&B tunes as part of their Together tour.
  
  Budweiser Stage
- Of Monsters and Men
  
  September 11
  
  Of Monsters and Men
  
  These Icelandic indie darlings have new music out that's a departure from their cutesy pop roots, and you can hear it live when they come to play.
  
  Budweiser Stage
- Tycho
  
  September 16
  
  Tycho
  
  Responsible for carving out a special place for ambient sounds in mainstream music, Tycho is coming with his special brand of cosmic tunes.
  
  Sony Centre for the Performing Arts
- Two Door Cinema Club
  
  September 18
  
  Two Door Cinema Club
  
  Now with even more Depeche Mode influence, indie trio TDCC's new music is a fun, infectious and 80s-tingled trip into the dance universe.
  
  The Danforth Music Hall
- Bastille
  
  9月2日0
  
  Bastille
  
  It's been a while since Bastille broke through into the pop stratosphere, but the indie pop band's new music is as booming and powerful as ever.
  
  Budweiser Stage
- J Balvin
  
  9月2日1
  
  J Balvin
  
  Already huge Colombian reggaeton star J Balvin hit it even bigger with ROSALÍA on "Con Altura" and he's ready to bring his is Arcoíris tour to Toronto.
  
  Scotiabank Arena
- Dallas Smith and Dean Brody
  
  9月2日1
  
  Dallas Smith and Dean Brody
  
  Friends don't let friends tour alone, and that's exactly why country singers Dallas Smith and Dean Brody are hitting the road together this summer.
  
  Budweiser Stage
- Mac Demarco
  
  9月2日4
  
  Mac Demarco
  
  Bedroom indie-rock superstar Mac Demarco has come along way from his small Vancouver home studio, while still keeping it mellow and chill.
  
  RBC Echo Beach
- Thom Yorke
  
  9月2日7
  
  Thom Yorke
  
  After two sold-out and eventful shows with Radiohead last year, frontman Thom Yorke is coming to Toronto for a stop on his solo tour.
  
  Scotiabank Arena
- Daniel Caesar
  
  9月2日9
  
  Daniel Caesar
  
  This is the second of two shows for Toronto's own R&B star as he returns to perform some of his gorgeous and soulful tunes.
  
  Budweiser Stage
- Young Thug and Machine Gun Kelly
  
  September 30
  
  Young Thug and Machine Gun Kelly
  
  Two hip-hop heavyweights have teamed up and are set to take the stage for a night that's sure to be So Much Fun.
  
  RBC Echo Beach
- Steve Lacy
  
  September 30
  
  Steve Lacy
  
  The definition of a "must see," 21-year-old funk, rock and jazz guitarist Steve Lacy has become a rising star of his own after appearing on several features.
  
  Phoenix Concert Theatre
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