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Said The Whale Toronto

Said The Whale at Lees Palace

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Apr 18
Sat • 7:30 PM
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Apr 18
7:30 PM
Said the Whale
Lees Palace
Toronto, ON
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Get Tickets for Said The Whale at Lee's Palace, Toronto, ON


Event Details


  • Artist Name: Said The Whale

  • Date: 04/18/2026

  • Time: 7:30 PM

  • Venue: Lee's Palace

  • City: Toronto, ON

About the Event


Said The Whale will grace the stage at Lee's Palace in Toronto, ON on April 18th, 2026, at 7:30 PM. This Canadian indie rock band, known for their catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics, offers an engaging live experience that captivates audiences. Fans can expect a blend of their classic hits and new material, promising an unforgettable night filled with music and excitement.

Said The Whale Lees Palace Seating Charts

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Venue Highlights


  • About the Venue: Lee's Palace is a historic live music venue located in Toronto's Bloor Street area. Known for its intimate setting, Lee's Palace has a vibrant atmosphere and hosts a variety of musical acts, making it a beloved spot for both artists and concert-goers.

  • Highlights: The venue features a spacious main room, excellent sound quality, and a great selection of food and beverages available for purchase.

  • Prohibited Items: For a smooth experience, attendees are advised to check the official Lee's Palace policies regarding prohibited items on their website.

Artist Spotlight: Said The Whale


Said The Whale is a Canadian indie rock band hailing from Vancouver, known for their rich harmonies and catchy tunes. The band, formed in 2007, has released multiple albums and received numerous accolades, including Juno nominations. Their energetic performances and relatable lyrics resonate with fans across Canada, making them a must-see live act.

Transportation & Parking


  • Public Transportation: Toronto has a well-connected public transportation system, including the TTC subway and buses. The closest subway station to Lee's Palace is Spadina Station, which is about a 10-minute walk away. Visitors can easily reach the venue via public transit, making it a convenient option.

  • Parking: There are several parking options available near Lee's Palace, including street parking and private parking lots. It is advisable to arrive early to secure a suitable parking spot, particularly on event nights.

Nearby Attractions


Make the most of your visit to Toronto by exploring nearby attractions before or after the event:

  • Kensington Market: A vibrant and eclectic neighborhood, perfect for shopping and dining.

  • Royal Ontario Museum: One of the largest museums in North America, featuring a diverse collection of art and cultural artifacts.

  • Art Gallery of Ontario: Renowned for its collection of Canadian art and stunning architecture.

Get Your Tickets to Said The Whale


Tickets for the Said The Whale can be purchased right here at Event Tickets Center. Ticket prices and availability can change quickly so make sure to secure your seats today.

Final Thoughts


Attending Said The Whale's concert at Lee's Palace is guaranteed to be an exciting experience for music lovers. With their energetic performances and engaging style, this event is a perfect opportunity to enjoy live music in a fantastic setting. Plan your transportation and check out nearby attractions to make the most of your night in Toronto.

Additional Information


Be sure to arrive early to enjoy the venue atmosphere and grab some refreshments. Check the weather forecast ahead of your visit and dress appropriately for the evening.

FAQs


Q: What is the best way to get to Said The Whale at Lee's Palace?

A: Utilizing public transportation via TTC subways and buses is one of the most convenient ways to reach the venue.

Q: Can I bring food or beverages into the concert?

A: Outside food and drinks are generally not permitted within the venue. Refreshments can be purchased at Lee's Palace.

Q: Will there be merchandise available for purchase at the concert?

A: Yes, merchandise will be available during the event, offering fans a chance to take home some memorabilia from the concert.