Rogers Centre

My mother gifted me with tickets for my birthday, as P!nk is one of our favourite artists, and I was terribly excited. She was absolutely incredible, with amazing vocals and acts. Unfortunately, the venue was just so massive that we had to use the jumbotron to see anything. Aside from that, highly recommend!

Great to finally see Sheryl Crow live! Her name in the line-up was one of the reasons I got a last minute ticket to the show. She's all about the music... sounded fantastic, and was great hearing all her top hits - all the tunes you would want and expect to hear, leaving you wanting more of those others favorites we all have from her albums, that might not have made the top 10 but are still fantastic. So glad I got a chance to see her live - she's in prime form!

Excellent show! Greenday were extraordinary performers. The stage design, lights and pyrotechnics were outstanding. All the opening bands were great too (Smashing Pumpkins of course! as well as Rancid and The Linda Lindas) The Linda Lindas were extremely good and very surprising given their very young age…… 16 -17 years old and drummer only 13!)

Concert goers beware stage was elevated so high that if you had any seating near the front rows or anywhere near the front of the stage you couldn't see the drummer you couldn't see the singer other than his head and guitar players lucky to see half their body don't buy any seats beside the catwalks on either side this video was way super way too big for this stage setup people on the sides near the front rows couldn't see diddly squat other than parking their noses in front of these huge screens that's all you got on either side

at its most fundamental, beyoncé’s renaissance show is an orgasmic spectacle — a cornucopia of boundless extravagance played to song. in the opening song of the show, she suggests, “it’s not the diamonds, it’s not the pearls, i’m that girl.” and here is a show that confirms that statement as fact — that even if she were performing in the dark, no pump or frills, she would still deliver a mouth-watering show. and yet, she doubles up, wielding sound, light, and technology; bending bodies and twisting vocal chords — what results is a gargantuan monument of a concert; a massive blockbuster that winds you, knocking you off your feet from the very moment she steps foot on the stage, welcoming a screaming crowd to the next chapter of her seemingly never-ending story. a new high. an extra peak. a renaissance. ever the perfectionist, beyoncé’s show is sharp, but in tune with the theme of the album, she for once lets loose and allows room for something more human amidst the futuristic storytelling and robotic accompaniments (think of the precision of the robot arms during “COZY”, juxtaposed with the frantic energy of beyoncé’s arms right behind them). her energy is just so bounteous it is blinding, infecting even those on the periphery. on the tour — as in her music — beyoncé collapses time and space so that she transcends beyond both (watching her body-rock [a 2023 dance craze]in the middle of “Diva”, a song from 2011, was like a maddening fever dream, and yet there it was). she leaps through the air on a disco horse during “SUMMER RENAISSANCE”, dances on a moving runway during “BREAK MY SOUL”; she sings out of a clam-shell and swaggers on an armored truck — and not a single strand of hair is out of place. after every achievement that affirms her as one of the very best to ever do it, one has to wonder where beyoncé goes from there. but if the renaissance tour is any indication, she will always find ways to get higher than this.

This was absolutely the very best concert I have ever attended. Pink is so talented with a voice like no other. She radiates energy with her gift of song. I enjoyed Brandi Carlile as well and the DJ played some awesome tunes to get the crowd going. This was a 100 out of 10 show.

Pink is always amazing. I could have stood in that heat for another hour and sung along though. Please stay for longer next time. The venue was hot and humid. They changed some of the men's rooms to women's for our convenience. Maybe next time don't trick us into standing in line for an hour to get to one of two stralls though. That sucked.

It was an amazing performance. This was Elton John final tour and he made it known cause he went out with a bang. Everything was just so amazing the band, the audience and the lighting amazing. If I had to list every single concert I have ever gone to this concert would be on a list of its own that's how stupendous it was.

I sae them last time and they were good but something was missing so only 4 stars. This time with John Frusciante back the show was perfection if I could go higher than 5 I would

Best time of my life. To see these guys for the first time was an absolute dream come true. The synergies this band has with one another and the welcomed enthusiasm we had as an audience made for a moment in my life I’ll be forever thankful for.

Was a blast meeting Poison backstage for the meet n greet. I brought an old photo on my cell phone that I had taken with CC and myself when they performed at the Molson Amp about 15yrs ago. (Budweiser Amp). Showed it to the band and especially the security crew outside the photo room. I've been a sound and lighting tech for 40yrs. And talk about way too much kick drum and bass guitar in the Crue's mix The guys that did Joan Jett, Poison and Def Leppard's FOH sound were superb. (sorry, missed the band Classic Act as I was doing a meet n greet for Poison) So didn't hear their sound mix. Also, the lighting was amazing... for ALL the bands. Was nice to see lasers for Def Leppard/Crue and a moving truss during the Crue's set. Was nice to have the dome closed for this concert as ALL the bands took advantage of the lighting. Many of us thought that Poison should have been one of the headliners as Bret was the BEST frontman of all acts. Still to this day... the BEST lighting show in the world needs to go to TSO. Too bad they only tour at Christmas.

I was sitting 9th row centre floors where Def Leppard had perfect sound and you could hear every artist in the mix. (read what I said about the bad sound from Motley Crue's soundman.... as I felt he should be fired) I've been a sound and lighting tech for 40yrs. And talk about way too much kick drum and bass guitar in the Crue's mix The guys that did Joan Jett, Poison and Def Leppard's FOH sound were superb. (sorry, missed the band Classic Act as I was doing a meet n greet for Poison) So didn't hear their sound mix. Also, the lighting was amazing... for ALL the bands. Was nice to see lasers for Def Leppard/Crue and a moving truss during the Crue's set. Still to this day... the BEST lighting show in the world needs to go to TSO. Too bad they only tour at Christmas.

Def Leppard was great like always, motley crue on the other hand had terrible sound and vince neil sounded like he just climbed all the stairs of the CN tower while sucking helium. Still happy to have seen motley crue tho.

Performing is what this lady was meant to do this was the most mind-blowing concert I’ve ever been to. Two hour performance dancing the whole time outfit changes amazing voice and play the piano. Will be going again whenever she decides to tour

Lady Gaga is one of the best musicians and performers of our times, honestly is such a whole experience seeing her live. I’m not kidding when I tell you this changed me ❤️.

this was my second time seeing him in concert and it was just as amazing as the first time definitely going to his next tour ❤️❤️ also i made a vlog about it so go check it out heheh https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2xgZ1zlWOQbqMKCq3yH7mQ

Not actually a big fan of Mendes (I didn’t even recognize a few songs of his there that he sang!) but my family took me along and I definitely do not regret going. I had no idea that this guy had this much raw talent, and the show with the lights and sound and stuff was managed great! Definitely would recommend his concerts.

It was the most amazing and best concert I’ve ever been to He is one of my favourites and I number one rated I hope you do too I hope to see him again.

Doesn’t want to let me give it 5 stars, but I’d give 10 if it let me. Fantastic show! So much energy! Seen them at festivals in 98 and 2000, but this blew those away!!!