A visit to the TD Music Hall in Toronto is an experience steeped in both tradition and innovation. Located on the fourth floor of the new Allied Music Centre building, it's a venue that delivers on all fronts - from its state-of-the-art immersive audio system and lighting to the unique views of Toronto's urban landscape through its floor-to-ceiling windows.
While it's primarily a standing-room venue, there may be limited seating options available. During a recent show, I spotted a lady comfortably seated at the front, which admittedly made me wish I'd snagged a seat myself. However, I understand that it's a concert hall and seating is not always guaranteed. It's worth noting that the venue has made great strides in terms of accessibility, with elevator access to the upper floors ensuring that everyone can enjoy the...
Read moreTry TD Music Hall is a perfect addition to Toronto’s Massey Hall. It is on the forth floor of the Allied Music Centre, on Victoria Street, just south of Shutter Street. There is an elevator, so it is complete wheelchair assessable. There isn’t any seating which could be a draw back for some. The hall itself is quite cavernous and simply designed. Two things to note: there are washrooms that are assessable and a bar that can handle a crowd. Bring your own container if you just want water. The halls found system is truly remarkable. I heard Makaya McCraven and his band and loved the clarity of the hall. I will be back for other concerts and...
Read moreI attended a concert at TD Music Hall expecting a high-quality listening experience, but for most of the performance, an incessant clicking sound from the ceiling or HVAC system completely disrupted the music.
Given that this was a classical concert requiring silence, the noise was incredibly distracting and took away from the experience. It was frustrating not only for me but for the entire audience. A venue of this caliber should ensure basic sound quality, especially for performances that rely on a quiet atmosphere. Extremely...
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