Rivoli
The Rivoli is a historic landmark and live music venue located in Toronto, Canada. Situated at 332 Queen Street West, in the heart of downtown Toronto, the Rivoli has been a prominent fixture in the city’s entertainment scene since its establishment in 1982.
Originally built in the early 1900s as a hotel, the Rivoli underwent a transformation in the 1980s, becoming a hub for live music, comedy, and performing arts. Throughout its history, the Rivoli has showcased a diverse range of musicians, comedians, and artists, contributing to its reputation as one of Toronto’s premier cultural destinations.
Numerous iconic musicians and bands have graced the stage at the Rivoli, including:
- The Tragically Hip
- Blue Rodeo
- Barenaked Ladies
- Sarah McLachlan
- The Rheostatics
- Broken Social Scene
- Feist
- Alanis Morissette
- Our Lady Peace
- The Tea Party
In addition to live music performances, the Rivoli also hosts comedy shows, theatrical productions, and other special events, making it a versatile venue for a wide range of artistic endeavors.
The Rivoli’s central location in downtown Toronto, coupled with its rich history and vibrant atmosphere, has cemented its status as a beloved institution within the city’s cultural landscape. It continues to attract both local talent and international acts, providing audiences with memorable experiences and celebrating the diversity of Toronto’s arts scene.
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