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Sep
19
Sep
19
Budweiser Stage
Heavy metal fans are going to love the pairing that's will be making its way to the Budweiser Stage in Toronto. Halestorm & Lindsey Stirling will share the spotlight on Friday September 19th. The band and Lindsey's incredible violin playing skills and stage presence will make for one of the most memorable concerts at this venue in a while! One of the best things about this entire ordeal is that you can get access to the event at a very low price!
Apocalyptica is set to get things started on this night. It's a great starting point because they have that classical music influence that mixes with heavy metal. They'll be up there playing some chelo beats with some dark lyrics for good measure. The combination is kind of a taste of what the main event with Halestorm & Lindsey Stirling will be like.
They don't make heavy metal shows like they used to, but this event that's coming to the Budweiser Stage makes an effort to capture those deep lyrics with a dark undertone that makes the genre appealing to long-time fans. You won't want to miss this performance. To make sure that you're here on Friday, September 19th, click the "Buy Tickets" button now.
If you're coming out because you like heavy metal, then obviously Apocalyptica, the opening act, are going to be right up your alley, and you're also likely hyped to hear "I Miss the Mysery" live. Halestorm is a band that has been able to capture some of the vibes of metal bands of old. HIM comes to mind as a band that you're going to remember once Halestorm hits the stage. If you want to be up to date with their latest music, be sure to download their album "Everest." Plenty of songs on the set list in Toronto will likely come from that release.
You have to think that Lindsey Stirling is going to be joining Halestorm on stage at some point. Since most of Lindsey's tracks are instrumental only, she'll need some backing vocals to accompany the violin. That's not the biggest reason, though, why her inclusion in all of this is a bit of a surprise. Lindsey's songs like "Carol of the Bells" are considered "happy tracks." People use it to promote motivational videos and things like that. Her attitude is going to be an interesting pairing when you consider the vibe around the rest of the show. If you want to be up to date with her beats, then you'll want to catch her latest album "Duality Deluxe" as well.
Looking for a good spot in the main standing room area at this venue? Then you already know that you want to get here early. That's going to help make the entire entry process much smoother. You'll be able to find parking closer to the venue, on top of the fact that it increases your chance of being close to the stage for this event. Also, arriving early guarantees you'll have an opportunity to catch Apocalyptica live!
Just because most of this place is going to be accessible with just one pass doesn't mean there isn't an urgency to get these passes. Click the get tickets button now; passes start at only $49. How long do you think they're going to last at that price?
Please see below the Budweiser Stage seating chart for the Halestorm & Lindsey Stirling event on 19 September 2025. The ticket price will vary depending on the seating section. Compare different sections to find the cheapest Halestorm & Lindsey Stirling tickets. For accessible seating please contact Budweiser Stage directly.
Budweiser Stage - Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, , US