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Daniel Caesar Returns to His Roots at Mod Club for NXNE with Billboard Canada
The venue will be reverting back to its original name of Mod Club, rebranded by owner Live Nation from the name Axis Club for the first time since 2021.
When he first played the venue, Daniel Caesar was a golden boy with a golden voice, gaining buzz with his EP Pilgrim’s Paradise and still a year away from his classic 2017 debut Freudian.
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That album would be the first of his three albums charting in the top 20 of the Canadian Hot 100, with multiple hits on the Billboard Canadian and U.S. Hot 100. He has a No. 1 on both charts as a featured artist with Justin Bieber and Giveon on the song “Peaches,” while he was featured prominently on multiple charting hits on Tyler, The Creator’s No. 1 album Chromakopia last year.
In 2023, Caesar graduated to arenas, playing Madison Square Garden in New York City and Scotiabank Arena in his hometown Toronto. He was a prominent guest at Tyler, The Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw festival at Dodgers Stadium in 2024, playing his own feature set and collaborating with Tyler and Doechii in a viral performance of “Balloons.”
The Mod Club performance is a special intimate show for his fans who have been with him from the beginning. The same year he played Mod Club, Caesar also played NXNE – then a budding local talent, now, with the festival turning 30, undeniable headline status.
Registration is open now and closes on Friday, May 30 at 10 pm ET at ticketmaster.ca. Tickets will be rewarded on Wednesday, June 4 at 10 am ET. A limited number of NXNE wristbands will also be admitted. More info at nxne.com/danielcaesar
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Presented as part of Billboard The Stage at NXNE — with the support of adidas and Amazon Music Canada — the show marks a rare hometown appearance.
Billboard Canada’s parent company AMG co-owns NXNE and its brands are official media partners of NXNE.
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