February 4, 2026 - Toronto, Canada

Toronto’s West End was taken over by Atlanta deathcore band Left to Suffer late Tuesday night, becoming home to the heavy, gritty lineup, dominated by the unrelenting headliner. From the second Left to Suffer took the stage, the room exploded, pulsing with energy as the walls shook with the hammering beat of the drums.

“DO YOU KNOW WHAT A MOSH PIT IS?” lead vocalist Taylor Barber screamed out over the crowd who eagerly complied with his request, thrashing and pushing across the room. Made up of Taylor Barber, bassist Christian Nowatzki, guitarists Peter Higgs and Jacob Gordon, and drummer Alex Vavra, Left to Suffer demanded more and more from the crowd, their energy continuously pushing the limits of the venue further and further.

Tracks like “Anger” and “Feral” ripped through the venue as the band thrashed on stage, the crowd a restless centre of energy with the whole venue unable to resist headbanging along. Left to Suffer is unstoppable on stage, demanding every ounce of your attention, as they move from track to track through the setlist.

“Don’t be afraid, we don’t bite too hard” Barber egged the audience on, urging them to push up against and onto the stage, laughing as stage divers climbed up and ran off of the stage. As the night continued, “Disappoint Me” and “Set the World on Fire” were met with a chorus of cheers and shouts from both new and older fans, uniting the audience with their shared love for the music. The room a sweaty mix of dancing, moshing, kicking, and headbanging; the crowd was completely immersed in the infectious energy and aggression of the band.

Fresh off of the release of their latest single, “Crash Out”, it’s clear there’s absolutely no slowing down Left to Suffer. If you are a fan of hardcore, this is not a show you want to miss. Keep an eye out for more upcoming new music and catch them on tour now through North America until the end of February.