Women's Blues Revue Toronto tickets
Women's Blues Revue fans, Are you ready for Toronto? on Friday, November 27th 2026 Women's Blues Revue will be playing at Massey Hall At Allied Music Centre, ON. Score your Women's Blues Revue tickets Toronto right here.
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Parking & Directions for Women's Blues Revue Massey Hall At Allied Music Centre
178 Victoria Street, Toronto, ON
M5G 2L2, CA
1. Green P Parking (0.2 miles) - Approximately $15
2. Toronto Eaton Centre (0.3 miles) - Approximately $20
3. 300 Jarvis St. (0.4 miles) - Approximately $10
4. 10 Dundas St. E. (0.5 miles) - Approximately $18
Women's Blues Revue Concert Live at Massey Hall At Allied Music Centre | Toronto – November 27th, 2026
Roy Thomson Hall isn’t just a concert venue; it’s a Toronto icon that’s shaped the city’s musical soul. This place has seen everything from legendary orchestras like the Saskatoon Symphony in 2029 to the Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra in 2037, making it a go-to spot for world-class performances. The hall’s design is a masterclass in acoustics, especially the choir loft and singers' balcony, which give every note a richness that just sticks with you. It’s easy to forget how much history is packed into those walls, from hosting award shows to celebrating Canada’s classical traditions. Plus, it’s super convenient, just a quick walk from the Royal Ontario Museum, perfect for anyone looking to soak in some culture all in one day. For anyone into live music and vibrant arts scenes, the Women’s Blues Revue Toronto at Roy Thomson Hall is more than a concert, it’s an experience that really hits home. Trust me, once you’ve been there, it’s hard to forget that sound, that vibe, that feeling of being part of something special.
What time does Women's Blues Revue start at Massey Hall At Allied Music Centre?
Women's Blues Revue starts at 8:00 PM on Friday, November 27, 2026. The concert is scheduled at Massey Hall At Allied Music Centre in Toronto.
How much are Women's Blues Revue tickets at Massey Hall At Allied Music Centre?
Tickets have been listed from about $73 on the secondary market. Official prices may differ, and live listings can change; check Massey Hall or call 416-872-4255 for current face-value tickets.
What songs does Women's Blues Revue play?
The revue does not have a fixed single-artist setlist. Multiple featured vocalists perform with the All-Star Women’s Blues Revue Band, so the songs may vary during the show.
Who is opening for Women's Blues Revue?
There is no separate opening act listed for Women's Blues Revue. Angelique Francis, Dawn Tyler Watson, June Millington, Miss Emily, Ollee Owens, and Samantha Martin are featured in the multi-headliner revue with the house all-star band.
How long is the Women's Blues Revue concert?
The concert is expected to run for a full evening, but an exact duration is not listed. It begins at 8:00 PM and features multiple vocalists performing with the revue band.
What tour is Women's Blues Revue on?
The show is the 39th Women’s Blues Revue. It is presented by the Toronto Blues Society with Massey Hall.
What is the address of Massey Hall At Allied Music Centre?
Massey Hall At Allied Music Centre is at 178 Victoria Street, Toronto, Ontario M5G 2L2. The venue is hosting the concert on November 27, 2026.
Who is in Women's Blues Revue's band for this show?
The All-Star Women’s Blues Revue Band includes Elena Kapeleris, Carrie Chesnutt, Tara Kannangara, Alison Young, Angelique Francis, Emily Burgess, Jasmine Jones-Ball, and Jenie Thai. The featured vocalists include Angelique Francis, Dawn Tyler Watson, June Millington, Miss Emily, Ollee Owens, and Samantha Martin.


