This Sunday is a big night for electronic music fans in Toronto, as many prolific DJs and artists are playing and performing in our city. Hype1.com has compiled a list in order for you to plan your weekend.

Local boy Sean Miller gets the rare opportunity to perform in front of his hometown crowd at the Next Level for a massive daytime party


Liv presents Sunset Sessions with Sean Miller and Jeff Button @ the Next Level, 11 Polson Street. Doors open at 5pm. $10 before 6pm, $15 after

Local boy Sean Miller gets the rare opportunity to perform in front of his hometown crowd at the Next Level for a massive daytime party with supporting (and emerging) talent Jeff Button. Miller is hitting his stride as a producer and DJ, as his international schedule can attest.

Aside from an intimate party on King Street earlier in the summer, Miller has not played much in Toronto due to his hectic production and international schedule. Expect the energy level to be off the charts for this event as Sean gets the chance to play some of the promos and goodies he has obtained on his international travels. With twisted vocals, spaced out dubs and progressive and forward thinking music on the agenda, this is one of the best bets to start your Labour Day Sunday.

Boogie Inc, Milk, Mixed Signals and Brooks Events present Long Weekend Legends Series with Kerri Chandler @ The Mod Club, 722 College Street West. Doors open at 11pm. $25 at the door, $15 with wristband from Sunnyside Pavilion.

This event is actually a two part party. Part one takes place at Sunnyside Pavilion (1755 Lakeshore Boulevard West) during the day (5pm to 11pm) with locals such as Dirty Dale, Felix and Gani and a "Surprise Guest DJ". Sunnyside Pavilion parties are legendary in the city of Toronto as the crowd is a mature, cheerful and energetic crowd th