Get ready for an incredible night of live music as KALEO takes the stage indoors at the Spruce Meadows Equi-Plex on Friday, June 18, 2027, as part of our Live & Intimate Concert Series!
Known for their powerful blend of blues, rock and folk, the Icelandic rock band has captivated audiences around the world with their soulful vocals, gritty guitar riffs and unforgettable hits like Way Down We Go and No Good. Experience KALEO's raw energy and unmistakable sound up close in an intimate concert setting for one unforgettable night!
This is an All Ages Event.
Emerging from Mosfellsbær, a small town in the suburbs of Reykjavik, Iceland, KALEO formed as childhood friends in 2012. Made up of JJ Julius Son (vocals/guitar), David Antonsson (drums), Daniel Kristjansson (bass) and Rubin Pollock (guitar), the group has gone on to global success, amassing over 6+ billion global streams, 70+ international gold, platinum, and diamond certifications, countless sold-out headlining shows, plus appearances at noteworthy festivals including Coachella, Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo and more.
In addition, they are one of the most synced bands of all-time with their music appearing in a multitude of notable TV shows like Yellowstone, The Morning Show, Law & Order, Grey's Anatomy and Suits, EA Sports video games including Madden NFL, NHL, and FIFA, innumerable brand commercials and campaigns for practically every major professional sports league across the globe.
The band recently released the 10-year Anniversary Deluxe Edition of their debut album, A/Bwhich spawned hits like “All The Pretty Girls,” “No Good,” and the universal sensation “Way Down We Go,” which has nearly 4 billion streams and has been featured in over 3 million TikToks, cementing it as one of the most viral tracks in the history of the platform. The double vinyl spotlights some of the band’s iconic live performances plus a few rare studio recordings. To celebrate, they’ve embarked on their Way Down We Go Tour with performances set across North America, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, and the UK.
