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Blood Orange a.k.a Dev Hynes (‪@devhynes‬), returned to Toronto bringing fans into a show that felt tender, ethereal and very much alive. The English composer, producer and musician has a special touch for creating intimacy in large spaces, and he did just that with back-to-back shows at History, a 2,500-capacity venue. Touring in support of his 2025 release, Essex Honey, Hynes treated fans to a 90-minute set that leaned heavily on new material while dipping into his extensive catalogue for a few delectable deep cuts. Most artists open with a bang to command attention; Hynes captivates with a quiet ease, a different, more delicate kind of command. Opening the show with Thinking Clean, a song that is both lyrically and compositionally weighty, Haynes pulled the crowd straight into their feelings. Throughout the set, he moved fluidly between cello, guitar, keys and synth. While Blood Orange is a solo project, Hynes is a notorious collaborator, and that sense of community was felt in real time with his bandmates. Eva Tolkin and Ian Isiah provided lush harmonies throughout the night and stepped into the spotlight for stirring versions of Best to You and You’re Not Good Enough. Tariq Al-Sabir showcased his range on bass and keys alongside honey-rich vocals, while Dillon Treacy rounded out the band with precise, dynamic drumming.The songs remained centre stage, with Hynes speaking only briefly between them. He acknowledged the long gap since his 2018 Toronto show, and thanked fans for their dedication before diving into the pulsating groove of Sutphin Boulevard. The show travelled across the Blood Orange catalogue, though the newer material held the spotlight. Hynes closed the set with the bouncy Champagne Coast — a track currently seeing a resurgence online — followed by the ethereal I Can Go. Finally, the night wrapped with the acclaimed track The Field, featuring a surprise guest that the crowd went wild for. Tune in to see who! Subscribe to ‪@cbcmusic‬ For everything you need to know about the week in music, exclusive live performances and the best new songs, sign up for CBC Music's newsletter, Listen Up!: http://cbc.ca/listenup CBC Music is your hub for coast-to-coast-to-coast Canadian music. Watch exclusive performances, candid interviews, and behind-the-scenes content featuring your favourite artists. Visit https://cbc.ca/music for more. Follow us on Instagram:   / cbc_music   TikTok:   / cbcmusic   Facebook:   / cbcmusic   -------------------------------------------------- Credits: Blood Orange (Dev Hynes) - vocals, cello, guitar, keys Eva Tolkin - vocals Ian Isiah - vocals Tariq Al-Sabir - bass, keys, midi, vocals Dillon Treacy - drums -------------------------------------------------- 00:15 - Thinking Clean 04:23 - How Soon is Now (The Smiths Cover) 05:56 - Saint 09:14 - Somewhere in Between 12:27 - Jesus Freak Lighter 15:31 - Vivid Light 19:22 - Wish 22:55 - Mind Loaded 26:50 - Best To You 31:06 - Countryside 34:50 - Dagenham Dream 37:18 - Life 41:43 - Sutphin Boulevard 43:32 - You're Not Good Enough 47:28 - Jewelry 48:38 - The Train 51:29 - Charcoal Baby 55:55 - The Last of Endgland 1:01:49 - Champagne Coast 1:05:40 - I Can Go 1:08:49 - The Field -------------------------------------------------- Blood Orange live Toronto, Dev Hynes live 2026, Blood Orange History Toronto, Essex Honey Tour live, Blood Orange full concert 2026, Blood Orange setlist Toronto, Devonté Hynes performance, Blood Orange live 4K, History Toronto concert, Blood Orange Essex Honey live, Thinking Clean live, The Field Blood Orange live, Mind Loaded live, Charcoal Baby live, You're Not Good Enough live, Champagne Coast live, Saint Blood Orange Toronto, alternative R&B live 2026, indie soul concerts Toronto, Dev Hynes guitar solo, Blood Orange live front row, Toronto music scene 2026, Blood Orange tour, Blood Orange Live Concert CBC Music Live