RBC’s Music Concert Series returns to Toronto this summer for the fourth time since 2019 — and “You Oughta Know” that Alanis Morissette is headlining.
The singer-songwriter from Ottawa will be performing on June 10 at the Oakdale Golf and Country Club, where Canada’s national open golf championship, the 2023The show, hosted by RBC in partnership with Live Nation Canada and Golf Canada, has previously featured Maroon 5, Florida Georgia Line, Flo Rida and The Glorious Sons.
Morissette will be headlining the second night of the concert series. The Friday headliner has not yet been announced. While she is set to close the show, audiences will also see opening performances by emerging Canadian artists as part of a program to provide exposure, funding, education and mentorship opportunities to new acts.for $110, plus tax and service charges. They include full day access to the tournament and the concert series.
Those who don’t make it out to the show will have another opportunity to soak in Morissette’s music this fall, with a musical at Mirvish based on the 1995
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