Toronto Maple Leafs

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Toronto Maple Leafs: schedule

21 upcoming dates · 15 cities · 1 country

Upcoming dates

Opening acts: Columbus Blue Jackets, Seattle Kraken, Chicago Blackhawks, Boston Bruins, Pittsburgh Penguins, Carolina Hurricanes, Dallas Stars, Detroit Red Wings, Los Angeles Kings, Washington Capitals, Philadelphia Flyers, Nashville Predators, Tampa Bay Lightning, Buffalo Sabres, New York Rangers

  1. Columbus, United StatesNationwide ArenaPerformers: Columbus Blue Jackets
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  2. Seattle, United StatesClimate Pledge ArenaPerformers: Seattle Kraken
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  3. Chicago, United StatesUnited CenterPerformers: Chicago Blackhawks
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  4. Boston, United StatesTD GardenPerformers: Boston Bruins
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  5. Pittsburgh, United StatesPPG Paints ArenaPerformers: Pittsburgh Penguins
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  6. Raleigh, United StatesLenovo CenterPerformers: Carolina Hurricanes
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  7. Dallas, United StatesAmerican Airlines CenterPerformers: Dallas Stars
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  8. Detroit, United StatesLittle Caesars ArenaPerformers: Detroit Red Wings
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  9. Los Angeles, United StatesCrypto.com ArenaPerformers: Los Angeles Kings
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  10. Washington, United StatesCapital One ArenaPerformers: Washington Capitals
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  11. Philadelphia, United StatesXfinity Mobile ArenaPerformers: Philadelphia Flyers
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  12. Detroit, United StatesLittle Caesars ArenaPerformers: Detroit Red Wings
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  13. Boston, United StatesTD GardenPerformers: Boston Bruins
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  14. Nashville, United StatesBridgestone ArenaPerformers: Nashville Predators
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  15. Tampa, United StatesBenchmark International ArenaPerformers: Tampa Bay Lightning
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  16. Pittsburgh, United StatesPPG Paints ArenaPerformers: Pittsburgh Penguins
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  17. Buffalo, United StatesKeyBank CenterPerformers: Buffalo Sabres
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  18. Raleigh, United StatesLenovo CenterPerformers: Carolina Hurricanes
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  19. Buffalo, United StatesKeyBank CenterPerformers: Buffalo Sabres
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  20. Tampa, United StatesBenchmark International ArenaPerformers: Tampa Bay Lightning
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  21. New York, United StatesMadison Square GardenPerformers: New York Rangers
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Dates Wanderistan tracks for Toronto Maple Leafs, from ticketing and venue listings — upcoming: 21, past: 3. Toronto Maple Leafs may play other dates that are not listed here yet, so check the official tour page for the full schedule.

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Past shows

3 past shows
  1. Salt Lake City, United StatesDelta CenterPerformers: Utah Mammoth
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  2. Denver, United StatesBall ArenaPerformers: Colorado Avalanche
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  3. Las Vegas, United StatesT-Mobile ArenaPerformers: Vegas Golden Knights
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About Toronto Maple Leafs

The Toronto Maple Leafs are a professional ice hockey team based in Toronto, Ontario, founded in 1917 as the Toronto Arenas, one of the original clubs of...

The Toronto Maple Leafs are a professional ice hockey team based in Toronto, Ontario, founded in 1917 as the Toronto Arenas, one of the original clubs of the newly formed National Hockey League. Owner Conn Smythe renamed the franchise the Maple Leafs in 1927, after Canada's national symbol.

The Leafs have won 13 Stanley Cup championships, the second-most of any NHL franchise, with titles spanning 1918 to 1967, including two dynasty runs: five championships between 1946 and 1951, and four between 1962 and 1967. The team has not won the Stanley Cup since 1967, the longest active championship drought in the league.

The franchise was one of the NHL's "Original Six" teams and has featured players such as Syl Apps, Ted Kennedy and Johnny Bower. Notable moments in its history include a reverse-sweep comeback in the 1942 Stanley Cup Final against Detroit and the aftermath of defenceman Bill Barilko's disappearance in 1951, a loss followed by an 11-year Cup drought later nicknamed the "Barilko Curse."

The Leafs played at Maple Leaf Gardens from 1931 until 1999, when they moved to their current home, Scotiabank Arena (originally Air Canada Centre), in downtown Toronto.

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