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Sep
12
Sep
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RBC Amphitheatre
Mt. Joy comes to RBC Amphitheatre on Saturday, 12th September 2026! The band's going on a world tour to celebrate their 10 years in the business. It seems premature to some people, particularly if you know from their self-titled 2018 album. However, the band technically did form when two former high school classmates in Philly met back up in LA between 2015 and 2016! In any case, this is one of the last pure indie rock bands that are playing massive venues like this one. If you have a chance to make it out to Toronto on September 12th, you're one of the lucky ones who will get to see them live.
If you're looking to be a part of those lucky few, and happy few, then you're in the right place. All you have to do now is click the "Buy Tickets" link on this page and pick your seats.
Again, it's been 10 years since 2 Philly natives, former high school classmates, and a dude they met on Craigslist, plus company, reunited in Los Angeles. That's a big reason to go ahead and celebrate! That's why we got this Mt. Joy anniversary tour with a stop in Toronto. Mt. Joy has stayed true to their indie roots and has made things about the music and the vibes throughout these 10 years. The band keeps putting out new songs almost yearly, so be on the lookout for any release from now until September 12th. That way, you'll be able to vibe the right way if they happen to play it live!
In just around 10 years in the industry, Mt. Joy has done something seemingly impossible in the current music landscape, and that is releasing five full albums plus a live set made into one. They're teasing fans with a potential full effort in 2026. The band released Lucy in late 2025, with unique album visuals just for that track. It's looking like a new album is on the horizon to accompany this tour. That doesn't mean, though, that they won't play "Silver Lining," "Dirty Love," and "Strangers." If you're looking for songs that will be locks on the setlist, you can't go wrong with those three.
Feel like being up on your feet the entire night, while you're rocking out close to the band, then the main floor is where you need to be. Now, if you're within the theater area, you'll have a seat and easier access to restrooms, food, and drinks. From the middle of the main theater, fans are entitled to the best views of the show. Anyone who'll just be happy to be out here can find a spot in the lawn and chill to the music from a bit further out. Each spot has its own pros and cons; it comes down to what you specifically happen to be looking for.
There are some great deals for spots on the lawn starting at only $56. Be sure to click the "Buy Tickets" link soon before they start to run out.
RBC Amphitheatre, Toronto, Ontario, , Canada