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Home » Toronto ON: Spectrum – October 21, 1992

Toronto ON: Spectrum – October 21, 1992

Spectrum Nightclub on the Danforth in 1986
Spectrum Nightclub on the Danforth in 1986. Image from an earlier era of the club. Credit: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1LFZ7s53pG/

2714 Danforth Avenue
Toronto, Canada
The venue had a long entertainment history, formerly known as the Grover Theatre, a movie theatre built in the 1920s. Following its time as Spectrum, the building later operated as the “Thunder Nightclub”.  As of 2026 the space is a Dixon Hall Overnight Emergency Shelter, Heyworth House

Set List: 1

The Act We Act
A Good Idea
Changes
Running Out of Time
Where Diamonds Are Halos
Hoover Dam
After All the Roads Have Led to Nowhere
Frustration
Slick
Anyone
Helpless
If I Can’t Change Your Mind
Clownmaster
Tilted
Armenia City in the Sky (The Who cover)
The Beer Commercial
Man on the Moon

  1. https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/sugar/1992/the-spectrum-toronto-on-canada-53ddbf39.html[↩]

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  1. Jason Mitchell

    May 13, 2026 at 11:14 am

    I have an odd memory of this show: The Atlanta Braves and the Toronto Blue Jays were playing game 4 of the World Series that night, in Toronto. This being long before you could just check sports scores on your phone, we were anxious out the game while the bands played. Around 10:45 PM, a TV set with the game on appeared in the upper level. We weren’t close enough to see it clearly, but we could tell that the Jays very reliable closer, Tom Henke was pitching, because he had a very distinct windup. He was rarely used before the 9th inning, or in non save situations, so we knew the Jays were ahead in the 9th inning. We were pretty sure when the TV went off that the Jays had won (they had, 2-1).

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