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15 virtual events in Toronto this spring - Vimarsana News

15 virtual events in Toronto this spring

15 virtual events in Toronto this spring Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. Virtual events in Toronto this spring give us something to put on the calendar. Art festivals, tech conferences and riveting musical performances continue across the city, only this year to be live-streamed from your computer or television screen.  Pending possible cancellations due to new lockdown restrictions, here are virtual events coming up in Toronto this spring. Started during the pandemic in order to support the local mu...

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Neck Deep reschedule U.K. and Ireland tour to 2022 l Alternative Press - Vimarsana News

Neck Deep reschedule U.K. and Ireland tour to 2022 l Alternative Press

Higher Power supporting their headlining tour in the U.K. in September 2020. However, last year didn’t exactly go as planned for the band. Eventually, the tour was moved from September to this spring amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The string of shows was set to start in Birmingham on March 31 and end in Leeds, England on April 10. Now, the All Distortions Are Intentional tour has been rescheduled once again. This week, Neck Deep confirmed their run of U.K. and Ireland shows is now happening in January 2022. The nine-date tour kicks off Jan. 11 in Birmingham, England. This time around, however...

These 22 Toronto live music venues closed in 2020 - Vimarsana News

These 22 Toronto live music venues closed in 2020

NOW Magazine These 22 Toronto live music venues closed in 2020 Music venues were already in a precarious position, but the pandemic has made many disappear this year By Richard Trapunski The Mod Club was one of the biggest venues to call it quits this year. Toronto music venues were in a precarious position before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, but now the situation is dire. Most venues have been closed for nine months now, but there are some exceptions. A few hosted small, socially distanced shows in the summer when public health protocol briefly allowed for it, and many pivoted to liv...