Posted AT 3:43 AM EDT on 15/05/08
Feist's magic makes big hall feel small
FEIST At the Sony Centrein Toronto on TuesdayA lot has happened since Leslie Feist last played Toronto, not the least of which is that she has become hugely popular. Where once she worked cramped clubs, playing to a coterie of hipster fans and local musicians, she's now a Grammy-nominated, Juno-winning star - and a big enough draw to pack the 3,200-seat Sony Centre.
"I'm just pretending it's the Rivoli to get through things," she said modestly.
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