1967 Gordon Lightfoot begins a long series of annual concerts that will lead to the most solo appearances at the Hall of any performer. Conductor Seiji Ozawa ends a five year run of leading the Toronto Symphony Orchestra. The Hall is booked for an entire week for the making of a film about Bob Dylan that is never released. The Toronto Symphony Orchestra plays its last concert before moving to Roy Thomson Hall. 1993 Keith Richards announces he will play at Massey Hall.
Tickets sell out in forty minutes.
Street Festival in celebration of centennial. British cult singer Morrissey is mistaken for an audience member during a raucous concert, and hauled off stage by a security guard, abruptly ending the concert. Thanks to a generous grant from The Ontario Trillium Foundation, along with a significant allocation of the Corporation's own funds, a lift allowing access from the main floor of the auditorium to the lower level is installed. This new lift provides patrons in wheelchairs or with mobility constraints access to Centuries Lounge, the merchandise area and the washrooms. In addition, two new barrier free washrooms are installed on the lower level.