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Finger Eleven / Headstones / The Tea Party

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‘Off Your Phones and Out of Your Seats’ : Finger Eleven, Headstones and The Tea Party Rock Conquer Toronto

Headstones – The Great Canadian Toronto, Toronto, Ontario

Finger Eleven set the night ablaze with hit after hit, getting the crowd roaring from the first note. Headstones unleashed a chaotic storm of smoke, red lights, and unrelenting rock power, leaving the room electrified. The Tea Party closed with hypnotic, cinematic intensity, turning the arena into a shadowed cathedral of sound. Three bands, three worlds, one unforgettable night in Toronto.

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Headstones – Burn All The Ships

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REVIEW: Headstones Light A New Fire With Burn All The Ships

Headstones – Burn All The Ships – September 19, 2025

Toronto hard rock veterans Headstones return with Burn All The Ships, their 11th studio album since launching their recording career in 1993, and their first release under respected independent label Dine Alone Records.

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Headstones Take Over the Buffalo Waterfront

Headstones – Outer Harbor Live at Terminal B, Buffalo, NY

A great Canadian invasion happened last thursday at Buffalo, NY newest outdoor venue, Outer Harbor Live at Terminal B over looking the waterfront. Headstones co-headlined the event with Canadian royalty, The Tea Party. The Trews opened the show and DJ Human Kabab was responsible for getting the crowd revved up between sets.

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Headstones bring the Flight Risk tour to Buffalo, NY

Headstones – Town Ballroom, Buffalo, NY

Canadian rockers, Headstones, played two sold out shows, back to back, at the Town Ballroom in Buffalo, NY in support of their latest release, Flight Risk. This is the first show back to the area after playing Lewiston, NY summer of 2019. The were scheduled to play Lewiston again in 2020 but ended up having to postpone and ultimately cancel that tour due to scheduling conflicts and of course, the pandemic. Despite the delay, it was well worth it!!

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