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Daniel Caesar Will Play Seven Canadian Cities on ‘Son of Spergy’ Tour

The Toronto R&B singer is set to perform at arenas across Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary and Vancouver.

Daniel Caesar

Daniel Caesar

Vladimir Kaminetsky

Daniel Caesar is coming home.

Today (April 1), the Toronto R&B singer announced that he’s hitting the road in support of his latest album, Son of Spergy. This spring and summer, he’ll perform across Asia and North America, with seven arena stops in his home country.


Caesar’s tour kicks off at Singapore’s Indoor Stadium on May 18. He’ll spend two months touring Asia before hitting up North America in July, performing a string of shows in the U.S.

The following month, he’ll return to Canada, where he’ll play across seven arenas, starting with a hometown show at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena (Aug. 2). Then, he’ll do back-to-back shows at Ottawa’s Canadian Tire Centre (Aug. 5 ) and Montreal’s Centre Bell (Aug. 6). He’ll head over to Western Canada, playing Winnipeg’s Canada Life Centre (Aug. 10), Edmonton’s Rogers Place (Aug. 13) and Calgary’s Scotiabank Saddledome (Aug. 14). He’ll wrap up the Canadian leg with a show at Vancouver’s Rogers Arena (Aug. 16).

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Caesar will be joined by singer-songwriter Faye Webster for the Toronto date, while rapper 070 Shake takes over for the remainder of the Canadian shows.

The tour announcement is hot on the heels of Caesar’s two wins at this year’s Juno Awards, where he performed and was honoured with the International Achievement Award. Caesar took home songwriter of the year and contemporary R&B recording of the year, for Son of Spergy, bringing his dad, “the original Spergy,” on-stage to accept the latter accolade.

Released last October, Son of Spergy marked Caesar’s third top 10 album on the Billboard Canadian Albums chart. Filled with introspection, nostalgia and a reckoning with his religious upbringing, during his Billboard and Billboard Canada cover story, Caesar shared he was in a purer place and ready to move forward.

“I feel like we’re picking up where we left off,” he said ahead of the album’s release. “I almost feel like I’m starting again — and I love it.”

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While this is the first full tour for Caesar’s newest album, he hosted spontaneous pop-up shows across North America last year, including one in his hometown. He performed a selection of then-unreleased tracks from Son of Spergy, along with some of his biggest hits like “Best Part” and “Japanese Denim.” He also performed a special intimate concert at Mod Club in Toronto at NXNE 2025.

Tickets go on sale Friday, April 3, at 10 am local time, following an artist presale on Thursday, April 2, at 10 am local time. Sign up here for early access.

Daniel Caesar — Son of Spergy Tour: Canadian Dates

Aug. 2 — Toronto, ON — Scotiabank Arena*

Aug. 5 — Ottawa, ON — Canadian Tire Centre+

Aug. 6 — Montreal, QC — Centre Bell+

Aug. 10 — Winnipeg, MB — Canada Life Centre+

Aug. 13 — Edmonton, AB — Rogers Place+

Aug. 14 — Calgary, AB — Scotiabank Saddledome+

Aug. 16 — Vancouver, BC — Rogers Arena+

* with Faye Webster

+ with 070 Shake

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