Lee’s Palace

Going Live

Photos: Daughters, Big Brave at Lee’s Palace

The Rhode Island noise rockers turned Toronto’s Lee’s Palace inside out with their 2010 ‘S/T’, ‘Hell Songs’, and ‘You Won’t Get What You Want’.

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The Toronto punks brought back stage dives with a vengeance — tearing through ‘Hail Destroyer’, ‘Birthing The Giant’, and ‘The Spark That Moves’.

Going Live

Beach Fossils & Snail Mail riffed out at Toronto’s Lee’s Palace on Saturday night — quietly putting on one of the best low-key shows of the year.

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Long Island brothers Brian & Michael D’Addario kicked out the jams at Lee’s Palace — rolling out ‘Do Hollywood’ and ‘Brothers Of Destruction’.

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Max Kakacek and Julien Ehrlich’s Whitney recently headlined Lee’s Palace and photog Steve St. Jean was there to capture it all on film.

Going Live

Wolf Parade continued their residency with an explosive set that revived ‘Expo 86’, ‘At Mount Zoomer’, and ‘Apologies To The Queen Mary’.

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Caroline Polachek and Patrick Wimberly’s return to Toronto was full of heady textures, glossy pop standards, and explicit ‘Moth’ odes to love.

Going Live

Neon Indian and Computer Magic warmed up Toronto’s Lee’s Palace on Saturday, trading various bits of tropical themes and digital candy.

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Being poster bands for post-rock and fuzz punk, This Will Destroy You and Future Death put their new releases on full display at Lee’s in Toronto.

Going Live

In one fell swoop, Baltimore’s Beach House rummaged through their discography and dream popped the hell out of Toronto’s Lee’s Palace.