The Biggest Concerts Coming to Canada in 2025

Canada is set to host a series of incredible concerts in 2025, with some of the most prominent names in the music industry performing in cities across the country. Whether you’re a fan of hip-hop, pop, rock, or country, this year’s concert lineup promises something special for everyone.

Sum 41’s Farewell Tour

Pop-punk icons Sum 41 are bowing out with a farewell tour featuring their final Canadian performances. The tour will culminate in their last-ever show on January 30 in Toronto, marking the end of an era for the band. Known for hits like “Fat Lip” and “In Too Deep,” the group will also be inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame shortly after their tour.

Canadian Tour Dates:

  • January 10 – Victoria, Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre
  • January 11 – Vancouver, Rogers Arena
  • January 13 – Kelowna, Prospera Place
  • January 16 – Calgary, Scotiabank Saddledome
  • January 17 – Edmonton, Rogers Place
  • January 18 – Saskatoon, SaskTel Centre
  • January 20 – Winnipeg, Canada Life Centre
  • January 23 – St. Catharines, Meridian Centre
  • January 24 – Ottawa, Canadian Tire Centre
  • January 25 – Laval, Place Bell
  • January 27 – London, ON, Budweiser Gardens
  • January 28 & 30 – Toronto, Scotiabank Arena

Four Tet and Skepta at Igloofest

Montreal’s beloved winter music festival, Igloofest, is back for its 17th edition, featuring renowned headliners like electronic maestro Four Tet and grime MC Skepta performing his Más Tiempo DJ set. Taking place at the picturesque Old Port, this festival runs from January 16 through February 8, promising a vibrant lineup of international and local talent.

Yseult’s Soulful Return to Montreal

French singer-songwriter Yseult is bringing her signature blend of pop and soul to Montreal with a performance at MTELUS on January 27. Known for her powerful vocals and deeply personal lyrics, Yseult’s music continues to captivate audiences worldwide.

Katy Perry and Nelly Furtado at the Invictus Games

The Invictus Games will bring a mix of international and Canadian talent to Vancouver and Whistler from February 8-16. Headliners include Katy Perry, Canadian icon Nelly Furtado, and folk sensation Noah Kahan. The event will also feature appearances from Barenaked Ladies and other notable artists, adding musical flair to this significant occasion.

Mustafa Launches His First World Tour

Following the success of his critically acclaimed album Dunya, Toronto-born artist Mustafa will begin his first world tour, with a single Canadian performance at Le National in Montreal on February 27. Known for his emotive music and activism, Mustafa’s concert is not to be missed.

Billy Joel’s Long-Awaited Toronto Performance

Music legend Billy Joel will perform in Toronto for the first time in over a decade at the Rogers Centre on March 15. This rare Canadian appearance marks a major event for fans of the Piano Man, as he continues to thrill audiences with his timeless hits.

Post Malone’s Toronto Stadium Tour

Post Malone’s genre-blending style continues to captivate audiences worldwide. On May 26, he will bring his Big Ass Stadium Tour to Toronto’s Rogers Centre, showcasing his transition from hip-hop to country-influenced music.

Kendrick Lamar and SZA’s Grand National Tour

Kendrick Lamar and SZA will join forces for the Grand National Tour, one of the most anticipated events of the year. Their back-to-back performances on June 12 and 13 at Toronto’s Rogers Centre will undoubtedly draw fans eager to witness these two powerhouse artists share the stage.

Avril Lavigne at All Your Friends Fest

Pop-punk royalty Avril Lavigne will headline the All Your Friends Fest at Burl’s Creek in Ontario on June 28-29. Sharing the stage with Simple Plan, the event promises nostalgia-filled performances from these Canadian music icons.

Stray Kids Dominate Rogers Stadium

Global K-Pop sensation Stray Kids are set to light up the newly built Rogers Stadium in Toronto with their dominATE world tour on June 29. Known for their high-energy performances and chart-topping hits, this will be a landmark event for K-Pop fans.

Shania Twain at the Calgary Stampede

Canadian country queen Shania Twain will make her long-awaited return to Calgary, headlining the Calgary Stampede on July 5. After her successful Las Vegas residency, her performance is sure to draw a massive crowd.

Tate McRae’s Miss Possessive Tour

Canada’s rising pop star Tate McRae will embark on her first arena tour, performing in six cities across the country in August. With the release of her third album, So Close To What, her performances are set to showcase her incredible talent and dynamic stage presence.

From heartfelt ballads to electrifying beats, 2025 is shaping up to be a stellar year for live music in Canada. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering new artists, these concerts offer something for everyone. Mark your calendars and prepare for an unforgettable year of music!

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