Here are our picks for the hottest concerts in Toronto this October.

MS MR

msmrOctober 10 at the Danforth Music Hall (147 Danforth Ave.)

MS MR’s second studio album was put in jeopardy last year after their tour van was robbed of musical material and equipment. Thankfully, the New York duo (consisting of singer Lizzy Plapinger and producer Max Hershenow) pushed on and released How Does It Feel in July. Proceeds from their fall tour will be donated to to the Third Wave, a foundation that supports feminism and transgender rights.

$31.25-37.75 tickets available at Rotate This, Soundscapes, and Ticketmaster

Tove Lo

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October 13 at Sound Academy (11 Polson St.)

Swedish singer-songwriter Tove Lo rose to fame in 2014 following the release of her debut album, Queen of the Clouds, which spawned the hit song “Habits (Stay High).” Now, she’s taking the album on the road for a headlining North American tour that includes stops in 16 cities.

$24.50 tickets available at Rotate This and StubHub

Teen Daze

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October 15 at the Drake Hotel Underground (1150 Queen St. W.)

Teen Daze began in 2010 as a bedroom project of British Columbia-based musician Jamison. His sound has evolved over the past five years, most notably on his latest album, My Morning World, which took Jamison out of his bedroom and into the studio for the first time.

$12 at the door

Peaches

peachesOctober 20 at Phoenix Concert Theatre (410 Sherbourne St.)

Provocative electro-punk singer and performance artist Peaches returned to the music scene this year with her first album since 2009, and will be celebrating the release with a 27-city tour. Badass rocker chicks Deap Vally will be opening the show.

$25 tickets available at Rotate This, Soundscapes, and Ticketmaster

Garbage

garbageOctober 26 at Phoenix Concert Theatre (410 Sherbourne St.)

Shirley Manson was a source of inspiration for ’90s girls everywhere with her all-black ensembles empowerment anthems. This month, Manson and her Garbage bandmates will be hitting the road for the 20th anniversary of their self-titled debut, marking the first time the Scottish alt-rockers have performed the album from front to back.

$89+ tickets available through StubHub