The Opera House
The Opera House is another prominent live music venue in Toronto. Located on Queen Street East, it has a history dating back to 1909 when it was originally built as a vaudeville theater. Over the years, it has hosted a wide range of musicians and bands from various genres, including rock, indie, and electronic. Its intimate atmosphere and excellent acoustics make it a favourite among both artists and audiences. The Opera House continues to be a vital part of Toronto’s vibrant music scene, attracting both local talent and international acts.
See also the following venues:
- Massey Hall
- Budweiser Stage
- Rogers Centre
- Scotia Bank Arena
- Casino Rama
- Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort
- HISTORY
- Meridian Hall (formerly Sony Centre for performing Arts)
- The Garrison
- The Drake Hotel/The Drake Underground
- Jazz Bistro
- The Cameron House
- The Danforth Music Hall
- Adelaide Hall
- Hugh’s Room
- The Horseshoe Tavern
- The Dakota Tavern
- Ottawa Bluesfest
- Rock the Park (Harris Park)
- BMO Field
- Princess of Wales Theatre
- Mattamy Athletic Centre
- Roy Thompson Hall
- TD Music Hall
- Coca-Cola Coliseum
- El Mocambo
- The Opera House
- Rebel
- The Axis Club (formerly the Mod Club Theatre)
- Velvet Underground
- Echo Beach
- Queen Elizabeth Theatre
- Lee’s Palace
- Phoenix Concert Theatre
- The Rivoli