Toronto in the Fall: Concerts, Games and a Stay in the Heart of the Action

A Home Base for Experiencing Toronto at Your Own Pace

To make the most of your time in the city, Le Germain Hotel Toronto Maple Leaf Square and Le Germain Hotel Toronto Mercer welcome you just steps from two iconic venues: Scotiabank Arena and Rogers Centre.

Before a concert or game, take the time to enjoy a drink or a bite at Bar Le Germain. Then, at the end of the evening, the hotel’s intimate atmosphere and the comfort of your room are only a short walk away. 

Which Concerts Are Coming to Scotiabank Arena This Fall?

Scotiabank Arena’s fall lineup offers an exciting mix of musical styles. Among the season’s highlights, Charli xcx will take the stage on September 21, followed by two evenings of Phoebe Bridgers’ indie folk sound on October 1 and 2.

On October 4, Gorillaz will bring generations of fans together with their creative musical and visual world. Teddy Swims takes over the following evening with his instantly recognizable soul voice. Olivia Rodrigo then arrives for two pop-rock shows on October 26 and 27, followed by sombr on November 16.

Whether your getaway is planned around a favourite artist or a concert becomes a spontaneous addition to your time in Toronto, the hotel’s location makes the evening wonderfully effortless. Once the show is over, the comfort of your room is just a few steps away.

When Can You See the Maple Leafs and Raptors in Toronto This Fall?

Fall also marks the beginning of a new season for two teams closely tied to Toronto: the Maple Leafs and the Raptors, both of which play their home games at Scotiabank Arena.

On September 29, the Maple Leafs will open their regular season by hosting the Montreal Canadiens. This iconic rivalry will set the tone for a busy schedule, with roughly two games a week at the arena.

A few weeks later, basketball returns to the court. The Raptors will open their home season against the Chicago Bulls on October 21. They will then play in Toronto approximately once a week, regularly adding a fresh dose of energy to the fall calendar.

Which Events Are Coming to Rogers Centre This Fall?

Just a few minutes’ walk from the hotel, Rogers Centre also has several noteworthy events on the calendar. The Blue Jays will host the Detroit Tigers from September 14 to 16. They will then close out their regular-season home schedule against the Cincinnati Reds from September 25 to 27. These final games of the year are an invitation to settle into the stands and soak up the unmistakable atmosphere of a baseball game in the heart of Toronto.

Between the two series, the stadium will take on an entirely different feel as Zach Bryan performs on September 21 and 22. For two evenings, his country- and folk-inflected songs will replace the familiar crack of the bat and the roar of the crowd.

Which Concerts Are Coming to Rogers Stadium This Fall?

Rogers Stadium will add two major shows to Toronto’s September calendar. On September 1, Chris Stapleton will bring his All-American Road Show to the open-air venue, followed by AC/DC and the unmistakable energy of the POWER UP Tour on September 16. From country storytelling to legendary hard rock, these evenings offer two more reasons to make live music part of your Toronto getaway before returning downtown to unwind at the hotel.

Experience Toronto Beyond the Main Event

A concert or game can easily become the starting point for a Toronto getaway. Arrive a little earlier to stroll along the waterfront, explore the area around the CN Tower or enjoy a meal at one of downtown’s many restaurants.

There is no need to fill the next day with a tightly packed itinerary. Simply follow the energy of the streets, discover inviting spots along the way and enjoy the pleasure of having a little more time ahead of you.