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Dear Rouge in Concert

Vancouver, BC-based indie-pop outfit Dear Rouge centers around the husband-and-wife duo of Danielle and Drew McTaggart, a pair of West Coast scene fixtures who initially prioritized their matrimonial union over their musical one. Upon recording a debut EP in 2012, the couple were content to have Dear Rouge (a nostalgic nod to Danielle's hometown of Red Deer, Alberta) be their casual Bandcamp pastime, with no designs on pursuing a proper musical career. But after submitting their music to local radio station 102.7 The Peak's indie-band competition on a lark, Dear Rouge found themselves the surprise recipients of the $102,700 grand prize — and swiftly went about capitalizing on the momentum by turning their part-time project into a full-fledged touring group. By 2014, their self-released singles "I Heard I Had" and "Best Look Lately" were all over Canadian modern-rock radio, and it's no mystery as to why. 

Combining Danielle's radiant voice and soaring melodies with Drew's cracking indie-rock guitars and shimmering new-wave synths, Dear Rouge sounded festival-ready from the get-go, while tours with Canadian rock heroes the Arkells and U.S. synth-pop sensations Phantogram solidified their reputation as one of Canada's most exciting live acts. Dear Rouge signed to Universal Music Canada for the release of their 2015 debut album, ‘Black to Gold,' with the seductive, M83-inspired title track hitting No. 2 on the Canadian alt-rock radio charts en route to the band's Breakthrough Group of the Year victory at the Juno Awards. But the 2018 sophomore release, ‘PHASES,' sees them expand their vision to widescreen proportions with the help of an eclectic crew of collaborators, including former Hot Hot Heat singer Steve Bays and Canadian indie-folk icon Dan Mangan. The result is an album that retains all the anthemic indie-pop appeal of their debut, but with a greater willingness to smother the songs in huge dancefloor-ready grooves and sky-high neon synthscapes. 

Setlists

    1. 1.Cutting Teeth
    2. 2.Blow My Heart Up (Acoustic due to technical problems)
    3. 3.Boys & Blondes (Acoustic due to technical problems)
    4. 4.Fake Fame
    5. 5.Stolen Days
    6. 6.Black to Gold
    7. 7.Wallpaper
    8. 8.Modern Shakedown
    9. 9.Meet Me At The Rio
    10. 10.Live Through the Night (Acoustic)
    11. 11.Tongues
    12. 12.Not Afraid To Dance (with elements of No Doubt - Hella Good)
    13. 13.Selfish Love
    14. 14.I Heard I Had
    15. 15.Too Close To The Heat
  1. Encore

    1. 16.Garbage
    2. 17.Goon
    1. 1.Goon
    2. 2.Too Close To The Heat
    3. 3.Boys & Blondes
    4. 4.Motion
    5. 5.Stolen Days
    6. 6.Garbage
    7. 7.Modern Shakedown
    8. 8.Meet Me At The Rio
    9. 9.Live Through the Night
    10. 10.Black to Gold
    11. 11.I Heard I Had
    12. 12.Facedown / Gimme Spirit
    13. 13.Not Afraid To Dance
    14. 14.Cutting Teeth
    15. 15.Fake Fame
    1. 1.Goon
    2. 2.Too Close To The Heat
    3. 3.Boys & Blondes
    4. 4.Motion
    5. 5.Stolen Days
    6. 6.Garbage
    7. 7.Modern Shakedown
    8. 8.Meet Me At The Rio
    9. 9.The Clearing (Acoustic)
    10. 10.Black to Gold (Acoustic)
    11. 11.Live Through the Night
    12. 12.I Heard I Had
    13. 13.Facedown
    14. 14.Gimme Spirit
    15. 15.Not Afraid To Dance
    16. 16.Cutting Teeth
    17. 17.Fake Fame
    1. 1.Goon
    2. 2.Too Close To The Heat
    3. 3.Boys & Blondes
    4. 4.Motion
    5. 5.Garbage
    6. 6.Modern Shakedown
    7. 7.Meet Me At The Rio
    8. 8.Live Through the Night
    9. 9.I Heard I Had
    10. 10.Facedown
    11. 11.Gimme Spirit
    12. 12.Not Afraid To Dance
    13. 13.Cutting Teeth
    14. 14.Fake Fame
    1. 1.Goon
    2. 2.Too Close To The Heat
    3. 3.Garbage
    4. 4.Live Through the Night
    5. 5.Cutting Teeth

Reviews

Rating: 4.8 out of 5 based on 5 reviews
  • One of my favourite shows at the commodore

    by PKG on 4/13/25Commodore Ballroom - VancouverRating: 5 out of 5

    Loved the show loved the band loved the performance thank you

  • Great Show DR!

    by JM on 2/25/25The Opera House - TorontoRating: 5 out of 5

    Dear Rouge was great. We were under the balcony which had great sight lines but people just talked throughout the show. Why? Go to a coffee shop to get caught up. Will try to get to the floor next time at Opera House to avoid the chit chat.

  • Dear Rouge

    by Mike on 2/25/25The Opera House - TorontoRating: 5 out of 5

    Best band in Canada. Love seeing Dear Rouge perform any chance I get.

  • Great Canadian Band

    by Murph on 2/25/25The Opera House - TorontoRating: 4 out of 5

    Dear Rouge put on a great show. Very entertaining and high energy. Would definitely see them again.

  • Bad Ass

    by RC on 11/28/22The Opera House - TorontoRating: 5 out of 5

    Dear Rouge were amazing live! Sound is great and Danielle is one of the best singers out there! She is an incredible front person and drives the crowd. Well worth putting seeing Dear Rouge live on your “to do” list!!!!

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