AGP Executive Report
Last update: 32 minutes agoToronto Residency: Backstreet Boys have expanded their Rogers Centre run to 11 shows in February and March 2027, setting a new venue record for one tour; the previous mark was six. Rush Returns: Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson reunited for the band’s 50th-anniversary tour, with drummer Anika Nilles earning praise at their Seattle shows. Canadian Tour Stops: Nickelback’s 2027 world tour includes seven Canadian concerts, with Saskatoon opening the run on April 2. Ottawa Music: Capital Music Week closed with the seventh Capital Music Awards, recognizing local talent across 13 categories and drawing a record 58 nominees. Toronto Industry News: The Headies has moved its Toronto finale to April 10–11, 2027, and plans to add workshops, industry events and a business summit. Arts Funding: Hudson Village Theatre received another $630,000 in federal support for an expansion focused on accessibility and community programming.
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