soreloser makes their Rivoli debut! Be there when Toronto's newest alt-rock band takes the stage. Early Bird tickets are $15 until Oct 9th.
Eventbrite tickets: $19.56–$25.57 CAD.
Rooted in alternative rock, soreloser blends tight strong grooves, hook-driven melodies, and textured guitars with emotionally sharp songwriting. The project explores modern struggles of youth such as femininity, identity, and uncertainty through reflection rather than commentary. Its ironic name is intentional, contrasting playful connotations with emotionally weighty themes, creating space for vulnerability and accessibility to confront difficult topics. Dynamic songs build to create intimate verses to cathartic choruses, marking soreloser as a deliberate, authentic-driven reset on the modern band.
Johnson Street is an alternative rock band formed by university students in Kingston, Ontario.They trace their roots from the classic Kingston rooms once played by The Tragically Hip over to the Toronto music scene.While they started out as a cover band, they've begun weaving their own original music into the set as they continue to dial in their sound. They are excited to return to the iconic Rivoli for another great show.
The Morays are an explosive classic rock band from Southern Ontario. Featuring gritty lead vocalist Hayley Endrulat, Riley “the rockstar” Rose on guitar, and legendary rhythm duo Ryan Jamieson on bass and Wes Bartram on drums, the four-piece is known for their high-energy performances. The Morays have a unique ability to transform every show into an unforgettable party. Catch them lighting up stages across Ontario with their powerful sound and unpredictable stage antics that will have you shouting for more.
Early Bird tickets are $15 until October 9th. Advance tickets are $20 and $30 at the door. Ages 19+.
Doors Open: 7:30 p.m.
The Morays: 8:00 p.m.
Johnson Street Band: 9:00 p.m.
soreloser: 10:00 p.m.
Friday, November 6
7:30 p.m. - 11:30 p.m.
Its ironic name is intentional, contrasting playful connotations with emotionally weighty themes, creating space for vulnerability and accessibility to confront difficult topics.
Rivoli Toronto · 334 Queen St W
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