As the weather continues to hit above 20 degrees, make sure you’re properly hydrated and protected from the sun before heading out to the can’t-miss concerts coming to Toronto this week, including Jane Remover, Rosalía, HONNE, NXNE festival and more.

As always, head over to Concert Central for more Canadian tour announcements, show listings and more. 

Jane Remover with dazegxd
Danforth Music Hall, June 9–10
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New Jersey-hailing rapper and producer Jane Remover got a venue upgrade and an extra day since they were last in Toronto (RIP the Velvet Underground), which means they have double the time and space to play 2025’s Revengeseekerz in its full glory. 

NXNE
Multiple venues, June 10–14
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North by Northeast (NXNE) is heading back to Toronto this week for another year of festivities, where it is bringing over 400 artists (including  Decafwolf, Deer Fang, Lila Gray, Nate & the Busy Boys, Exclaim! Class of 2025 grads Accelerant and BBQ Pope and more) to 30+ venues over the next five days. TTC, don’t let us down! 

Luge with So Perfect and Bag
St Anne’s Parish Hall, June 12
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Toronto’s “cult-veteran quartet” genre-blenders Luge released their record Miarklez — a project that combines two six song EPs into a full album — last Friday (June 5), and now they’re heading back to St. Anne’s for a headlining show of their own in celebration of its release. 

Rosalía
Scotiabank Arena, June 13
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If you’ve ever fantasized about going to Berghain without having to go all the way to Germany (and minus all of the Berlin nightclub activities), this might be the closet you can get. Rosalía will light up Scotiabank Arena as she tours in support of last year’s LUX, bringing forth all of its multilingual, maximalist glory to the 6ix. 

HONNE with Beka
Danforth Music Hall, June 13
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English electronic music duo HONNE are celebrating the “songs that started it all” on their stripped back, intimate 10 year anniversary tour.

The Flashing Lights with Absolute Losers
Lee’s Palace, June 13
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Matt Murphy’s the Flashing Lights are reuniting for two special Canadian shows this month, where Sloan’s Chris Murphy will be stepping in on bass in place of the late Herni Sangalang. You won’t want to miss it!