Sep 15, 2026
TORONTO, Canada — September 2026 — Popular Ukrainian international artist DEN BAURIN will perform on September 18, 2026, at 9:00 PM on the Temerty Foundation Stage at Jane Street as part of the Toronto Ukrainian Festival.
Toronto, Canada, September 15, 2026 -- Popular Ukrainian Artist DEN BAURIN Brings His World Tour to Toronto Ukrainian Festival
TORONTO, Canada — September 2026 — Popular Ukrainian international artist DEN BAURIN will perform on September 18, 2026, at 9:00 PM on the Temerty Foundation Stage at Jane Street as part of the Toronto Ukrainian Festival.
DEN BAURIN
DEN BAURIN is a Ukrainian artist who performs internationally and represents Ukrainian music and culture to audiences around the world. His artistic career is defined by international performances, musical projects, and connections with audiences from different countries and cultural communities.
DEN BAURIN’s music has already reached far beyond Ukraine: his songs are played on radio stations in more than 30 countries around the world and in different languages. Through his international performances and radio presence, the artist introduces listeners from different countries to contemporary Ukrainian music and culture.
His current world tour includes 15 performances. The tour began on July 24, 2026, with a performance at the Laima Rendezvous festival in Jurmala, Latvia, and continues across Europe, Israel, Cyprus, the United States, and Canada.
Bringing Ukrainian Music to International Audiences
For DEN BAURIN, the international stage is not only an opportunity to perform for new audiences, but also a way to represent Ukraine through music. By performing in different countries, the artist aims to introduce international audiences to contemporary Ukrainian musical culture and create a cultural dialogue between Ukraine and the world.
His international career also includes participation in San Marino’s selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025, as well as serving as a jury member for international music competitions.
Toronto — An Important Stop on the World Tour
The Toronto performance will be an important part of the current stage of DEN BAURIN’s world tour. The Toronto Ukrainian Festival brings together Ukrainian music, culture, arts, and community life, attracting visitors not only from Toronto but also from different regions across Canada.
For DEN BAURIN, performing at the Ukrainian festival in Toronto is particularly meaningful — it is an opportunity to connect with the Ukrainian community in Canada while also presenting contemporary Ukrainian music to the festival’s international audience.
The Toronto performance, however, will not mark the end of the world tour. Following the completion of this current stage, the artist plans to take a creative break to focus on producing three new albums in three different languages.
The world tour is scheduled to continue during the winter in Asia. The next stage is expected to include performances in China, Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia.
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Event Information
Artist: DEN BAURIN
Date: September 18, 2026
Time: 9:00 PM
Stage: Temerty Foundation Stage, Jane Street
Event: Toronto Ukrainian Festival
Format: World Tour Performance
Current Tour Stage: 15 international performances
Next Stage: Winter Tour in Asia
Contact Info:
Name: DEN BAURIN
Email: Send Email
Organization: BAURIN Music
Website: http://denbaurin.com/
Release ID: 89203304
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