The bands for both the University of Toronto and Ryerson's frosh week concerts are all confirmed and good to go, and they're all extraordinarily excellent. At about 4:30 p.m. next Friday, September 7, the Hidden Cameras and Stars will play a free concert on U of T's Back Campus (north of University College, at Devonshire Place and Hoskin Avenue) which is restricted to current students. While last year's U of T frosh week saw......

Toronto has exploded in festivals this weekend. Scream, Toronto Outdoor Art Expo, Fringe, uh, Molson Indy. Not to mention The Big Game. But there is another festival happening right now that is worth making time for: Beats, Breaks and Culture. This Harbourfront festival focuses on urban electronica, global flavours, and touches on the 4 pillars of hip hop, including live graffiti creations and the largest breakdancing competition in Canada. Yesterday was a vibrant day at......

Since there hasn't yet been an article that really articulates what we're about here, Torontoist has decided to submit our own. And this isn't some monthly fluff piece, this is really indicative of our culture and personal constitutions. Two months ago in Toronto Life, Globe writer and Queen's University alumni Russell Smith planned out 24 hours of activities in Toronto without regard to cost or plausibility. Last month, impish designer Joeffer Coac told Toronto......

Oh but he is. Serious. DJ. At the Supermarket 2morrow night, Serious will be dropping some mad science and burning wax for his Toronto Cold Tea release party (release? the album's in stores?). The DJ Serious Revue marks a serious return for Serious, as he's been on a hiatus for a few years now. Long after his debut, Dim Sum, and the end of the monthly Revue, Serious revives the party with guests D-Sisive, Theology......

Tonight! Click logo to find out more. Or just go. Free with flyer. Featuring DJ Serious, DJ Nana and L'oqenz.......

Torontoist recently had to defend itself from charges that the site has become too music-centric lately. And really, our defense is that we have none. Pretty much every night of this week could be spent at a show, and Torontoist has almost done that. DJ Serious last night, Arcade Fire the night before, Caribou, Plaskett, Dizzee Rascal...Will it ever end? Chromewaves tells us he's going to NINE shows in May, and 1051am are on a......