Massey Hall presents

A mosaic of emotive piano keys, physical percussion, buzzing analogue synths, and expansive vocals, Rhye find humanity in musicality. Driven by this approach, the group quietly transformed into a phenomenon with the arrival of their 2013 debut, Woman. The record garnered acclaim from Rolling Stone, Spin, and Pitchfork who dubbed it “Best New Album.” “Open” would concurrently accumulate over 42.9 million Spotify streams, while “The Fall” surpassed 23.7 million. Along the way, they sold out theaters around the globe between standout festival sets at Coachella, Pitchfork.

Their second full-length album, BLOOD, is due out Feb 2, 2018. Singles "Taste" "Count To Five" and "Song For You" have garnered great reviews including: “reserved, understated, and brilliant” by NPR Music, and “busy but not cluttered, sexy but not serious” by Pitchfork.

We welcome Rhye and special guest Hannah Georgas to Massey Hall, performing as part of the Live at Massey Hall Concert and Film Series.

Acclaimed indie-pop singer-songwriter Hannah Georgas has an endless capacity for crafting textured pop songs with lyrics about heartbreak, coupled with incredibly catchy hooks.

Three different but mesmerizing albums in, This is Good (2010) Hannah Georgas (2012) and For Evelyn (2016), Georgas has traversed a carefully constructed soundscape that never fails to surprise and enchant its listener.

Since her debut, the Toronto-based musician has won numerous awards and racked up multiple nominations, including four JUNO nods, for everything from Best New Artist to Songwriter of the Year.