Everybody has a cell phone in this day and age. Keep in touch with your friends, employers, or even your enemies by giving them a call or text.

You can have a quick conversation with your friends, annoy your enemies, or beg some cheritable person to cure your boredom via instant messaging. It's a quick and easy way to stay in touch.

Toronto is a big city with massive public transit, so cars aren't always necessary. If you don't feel like taking the bus or a cab, then the TTC is the way to go; it'll get you where you need to be and it's also fairly clean, all things considered.

Coming or going? Doesn't matter. If it's by plane, then you have to come here anyway.

The headquarters for Rioteer Records. Bands come here to meet with executives, but the recording studio is also located in the building, as well.

Home of the Maple Leafs and Raptors, the ACC is one of the busiest arenas in the world. It's also the place for musicians to perform in front of thousands, so you might want to get accquainted, since hopefully, you'll be performing many sold out concerts here.

The CN Tower is Toronto's most famous landmark and tourist attraction. Take a trip to the top for an amazing view and visit the 360 Restaurant while you're there.

Another huge tourist attraction, this enormous mall is one of Canada's biggest and has a store for every taste, and more than you can imagine. If you're a shopaholic or looking for something specific, this is the place for you.

There's no place quite like Chinatown. Extending from Dundas to Spadina, Toronto's Chinatown is one of the largest in the world. You'll never find this many Chinese restaurants or shops anywhere, so if you're in the mood for some Chinese cuisine, or if you're a bargain shopper, the look no further.

Nathan Philips Square, located right in front of city hall, is host to a weekly farmers market, art shows, outdoor concerts, and in the winter, an ice rink and festival of lights.

A beautiful park with beautiful scenery, Queens Park is the perfect place to take an afternoon or late night walk, have a picnic, play a game of football, or whatever you enjoy doing outdoors.

Toronto is home to many bars and clubs, some high profile and others... not so much. This is the place to go if you need to get your drink on, or you're looking to dance the night away and have a good time.

One of Toronto's nicest hotels. If you need a room for whatever reason, you definitely want to check into this place.

Fran's is one of Toronto's most famous and beloved restaurants, open 24 hours a day, so stop in if you need a bite, especially in those late (or early) hours.

The Canadian equivalent to MTV, this music station is where many artists, both Canadian and international, do interviews to promote any new albums, music videos or concerts.

Sure, Starbucks has taken over the globe, but no one can forget Tim Hortons, Canada's most famous and beloved coffee chain. Besides, everybody knows that Double Doubles and Iced Caps are better than any drink you can get at Starbucks.

Feel like getting a tattoo or piercing? This is the place. Many celebrities have paid YST a visit while they were in the area.

Everybody has to live somewhere, despite how expensive it is to live in this city. Whether it's an urban high rise apartment, a nice duplex or just a regular house, home is where the heart is... and where all of your shit is parked, too.

This is where the magic happens, baby! With each city comes a different stage, but it's still up to you to rock it out and leave everything on it.

When you're on tour, you'll be spending a lot of time in your tour bus sleeping, killing time, or traveling to the next city, so you best get used to it.

Band merchandise, from t-shirts to posters and everything in between. You may not understand it, but fans seem to love to wear your name everywhere.

Autograph time! Love it or hate it, it's part of the process of being a famous band on tour. Plus, you wouldn't want to disappoint your fans, would you?

Every else that's not on the tour grounds. If you're exploring a foreign city or grabbing a cup of coffee, it falls under here.