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Van Halen: 1984 at the Jack Singer Concert Hall
Calgary, AB 21
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Calgary, AB 21
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Toronto, ON
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Edmonton, AB 29
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Toronto, ON 20
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Montreal, QC
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Toronto, ON 26
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Toronto, ON 30
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Edmonton, AB 32
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Toronto, ON 27
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Toronto, ON 29
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Toronto, ON 20
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Vancouver, BC
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Ottawa, ON 21
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Winnipeg, MB
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Niagara Falls, ON
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Toronto, ON
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Vancouver, BC 80
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Montreal, QC 33
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Toronto, ON 26
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Montreal, QC
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Toronto, ON
Seven major Canadian metros, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa, Quebec City, concentrate most of the major tours. Scotiabank Arena in Toronto and Bell Centre in Montreal are the country's largest venues (18,000-21,000 seats). Summer festivals densify the program: Osheaga, Bluesfest Ottawa, FME, Squamish. For francophone music, Montreal and Quebec City are essential. For the anglo-Canadian scene, Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary dominate. Spectaculos also lists alternative venues, Massey Hall, Place des Arts, Commodore Ballroom, Rebel, where programming tends to be more curated.
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