Part of our Riverboat Revisited series, highlighting iconic performers from the historic Riverboat Coffee House in Toronto.
Grammy-nominated, Canadian Music Hall of Fame inductee, singer-songwriter Dan Hill has left an indelible mark on the music world with timeless hits like "Sometimes When We Touch," which has been covered by artists from Dolly Parton to Rod Stewart. A five-time Juno Award winner and inductee into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, Hill's career spans over four decades, with over 100 million units sold globally. His music, including his #1 hits “Can’t We Try” and “I Do (Cherish You),” has resonated deeply with audiences worldwide. His latest album, On the Other Side of Here, reflects his ever-evolving artistry, while his leadership in diversity and inclusion through Anthem Entertainment highlights his commitment to making a difference.
Riverboat Coffee House
Opened in 1964 by Bernie Fiedler, The Riverboat coffeehouse became a legendary venue in Yorkville, hosting countless iconic artists. A hub for Canada's music scene, it launched the careers of many artists and remains celebrated as a cultural landmark, immortalized with a Heritage Toronto plaque in 2009.
Tickets: $55, Members $50