Join us for the Toronto edition of W PRESENTS featuring Nils Hoffmann W TORONTO PRESENTS is back on October 19th. Featuring world-renowned indie electronic artist NILS HOFFMANN, tune in for a unique blend of melodic, deep and progressive house. Date | Saturday, October 19th, 2024Location W Toronto | 90 Bloor Street East, 6th Floor Living RoomVIP Tables available upon request RSVP required, entry not guaranteed if Living Room at W Toronto is at capacity W PRESENTS A global electronic music series curated by W Hotels, spotlighting an array of artists with an eclectic mix of electronic sounds. Headlining artists handpicked by LP Giobbi (Leah Chisholm), W's Global Director of Music. Must be 19+ and present valid ID at check-in.
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