Latest Events, Information & Tickets. Independent Toronto Concert Guide. Not box office or venue.
Latest Events, Information & Tickets. Independent Toronto Concert Guide. Not box office or venue.
Nov
02
Nov
02
Danforth Music Hall Theatre
The acclaimed Genesis homage band The Musical Box takes to the stage of the historic Danforth Music Hall Theater on Sunday, November 2nd, reliving legendary tracks from the epic rock legacy Genesis. "Supper's Ready" from the album Selling England By The Pound and other tracks are a faithful revival of the magic of Genesis's golden period. Following their celebrated 50th commemoration tour and sensational shows throughout North America, this group is in the habit of astounding audiences with their precise instrumentation and elaborate stage flair. Without any supporting acts to this show, you can expect some pure rock bliss all night long.
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The Musical Box, fondly known as a Genesis tribute band, is making an appearance at the Danforth Music Hall Theatre, playing the music from the Genesis 1973 world tour, on Sunday, November 2, in Toronto, Ontario. The recreation band delivers an incredibly authentic version of Genesis' early works. This 2025 journey incorporates vintage songs from Genesis' Live 1973 'Selling England by the Pound Tour.' The schedule spans numerous city destinations across North America, providing loyal Genesis followers a shot at revisiting the art rock era. Information from recent performances suggests epic pieces in the setlists were included that sent listeners memories back to the 1970s.
Faithfully replicating the authentic rock spirit, the imitation band, The Musical Box, revives some beloved songs like "Watcher of the Skies," "Supper's Ready," and "The Musical Box." Recognition for their sold-out circuits and growing acclaim for upholding prog-rock tradition. Genesis members themselves, Phil Collins and Steve Hackett, have hailed the band's precision in recreating classic gigs. Songs like "Firth of Fifth" and "Dancing with the Moonlit Knight" feature in the ensemble's most recent album, a live document from their 50th Anniversary of Selling England by the Pound series.
Web announcements indicate the forthcoming 2025-2026 dates have been prolonged, with feedback from past Toronto performances at Danforth Music Hall drawing in some passionate acclaim.
A fun fact about The Musical Box - is that they use original gear and outfits from the Genesis early days, adding an element of genuineness to their shows.
Comprising Georgian revival architecture and lacking in the usual theatrical adornment, the Danforth Music Hall was built in the heart of Toronto, Ontario. Known as a respected contender for onstage musical and theatrical performances, this historic hall offers superb acoustics and modern sound equipment. Designed for spaciousness and comfort, the seating is ideal for medium to large audiences of 1,400 guests. The seating arrangement has been designed in areas, comprising a large and spacious orchestra section, a tiered mezzanine, and a tiered balcony. Fans can benefit from snack outlets providing refreshments and quick snacks during the show. For further facts, contact the Danforth Music Hall via their website or telephone number.
Tickets for this show begin at $90. Obtain your entries online through the reliable platform TicketSqueeze.com or straight from the theater's box office. Click the "buy tickets" button for quick access.
Should the concert get called off, tickets will be reimbursed if tickets were purchased from recommended sources such as the box office, main seller, or TicketSqueeze.com. For postponements, passes will remain valid for the rescheduled time.
Even though Danforth Music Hall theatre lacks any dedicated car parking lots, there are plenty of roadside spots to be found in the surrounding Toronto district. Adjacent parking facilities and public transit provide an alternative solution for guests arriving by car.
Danforth Music Hall Theatre, Toronto, Ontario, M4K 1N2, Canada