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The sweat soaked crowd at Lee’s Palace was ready to rage when ‪@puptheband‬ hit the stage for the third show of their Mega City Madness tour. The tour was a run of six shows, all within Toronto, starting with a tiny house show and ending at History, a 2,500 person venue. In the 90-minute set, many new songs from their fifth studio album Who will Look After the Dogs? were mixed with fan favourites, pulling heavily from their 2016 album Morbid Stuff. Ironically opening with If This Tour Doesn’t Kill You, I Will, followed by their biggest song, DVP, set the mosh pit into a frenzy that didn’t let up for the entire show. Newer songs like Hallways and No Hope hit with the same ferocity that the band is known for. If there’s one thing fans can count on at a PUP show it is raw energy and antics, and they absolutely delivered. Lead singer Stefan Babcock crowd surfed, twice, and the crowd was constantly active and at one point chanted to hear a song played earlier in the set again. Fans sang every word to every song and the feeling of collective joy and catharsis was palpable. Notoriously known to skip encores the band closed out with three back-to-back bangers, Reservoir, Old Wounds and Hunger For Death and thanked the roaring crowd for their years of fervent support. PUP is: Stefan Babcock (guitar, vocals), Nestor Chumak (bass), Zack Mykula (drums), Steve Sladkowski (guitar) 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   -------------------------------------------------- PUP, PUP band, Stefan Babcock, Who Will Look After the Dogs?, Mega City Madness, PUP tour, PUP live, DVP live, If This Tour Doesn’t Kill You I Will, Morbid Stuff, The Dream Is Over, Lee's Palace, Toronto, Toronto punk rock, punk rock, indie rock, live concert, mosh pit, band antics, Reservoir, Old Wounds, Hunger For Death, new album tour, concert highlights, DIY punk, CBC Music, CBC, sold out show, Lee’s Palace Toronto, Toronto music scene, PUP: Live Concert | CBC Music Live