LA Dispute Toronto Schedule

The concert was to celebrate the centenary of the La Dispute band's formation, and saw various other commemorateable events. The main issue during the concert was a possible conflict over pricing between the library of record sales and the music industry, with the latter seeking to increase its profits. The media were also involved in the dispute, with some accusing the La Dispute of being un- canadian, and others accusing them of wanting to ruin the band's reputation. The band's manager, tomademi, was also criticised for his handling of the dispute.
despite the small amount of seating, the crowd of up to 25 people seemed to be enjoying the concert. The lyrics to the popular song "la" were being played over and over again, as was the view of the ocean from the concert space. There was a good sense of community among the attendees, as well as the fact that the concert was free and there was no close to the event for advance tickets.
the La Dispute song "started from the bottom" is about two people who argue often and passionately. One of the singers says "there's no one
who can't love/no one who can't be loved" and the other singer says "there's no one
who can't be loved" back at them. The singers are hassling each other until one decides to leave.
it was a passionate concert for the singers as they felt love for one another. However, one singer decided to leave the concert after being hassled by the other singer. The two singers had a passionate argument until one finally left.