El Mocambo

The El Mocambo is an iconic live music venue located in Toronto, Canada. It has a rich history, having hosted legendary musicians like The Rolling Stones, U2, and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Located on Spadina Avenue, it’s been a staple of Toronto’s music scene since opening in 1948. Over the years, it’s become renowned for its intimate atmosphere and eclectic lineup of performers, making it a must-visit for music lovers.

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