Protomartyr

Detroit post-punk outfit Protomartyr are heading to Toronto this fall, bringing their uncompromising, literary post-punk sound to the stage at The Concert Hall (formerly the Masonic Temple) at Yonge and Davenport. Known for Joe Casey’s distinctively spoken-word, baritone delivery and the band's razor-sharp, atmospheric guitar work, Protomartyr have carved out a singular space in modern alternative rock.

What to Expect Expect a brooding, intense live set pulling from their critically acclaimed catalog, featuring the jagged art-rock dynamics that have made them critical darlings for over a decade. Fans can look forward to a mix of driving rhythms and poetic introspection in an intimate venue steeped in Toronto music history.

Practical Details The show takes place at The Concert Hall, located at 888 Yonge Street. Doors open in the evening, and tickets are priced at $43. Being right in the heart of midtown Toronto, the venue is easily accessible via TTC line 1 (Rosedale or Bloor-Yonge stations) with plenty of local spots nearby for pre-show drinks or late-night bites along Yonge Street.