Lose The Mask: Corey Hirsch Tickets

Corey Hirsch, known to fans as Lose The Mask, is more than a former NHL goaltender. An Olympic silver medalist with Team Canada at Lillehammer 1994, Hirsch shares a remarkable journey from elite athletics to public advocacy for mental health. His memoir, The Save of My Life, and his candid storytelling in The Players’ Tribune opened conversations about OCD and suicidal thoughts, helping countless fans feel seen and supported. Today, Hirsch continues to inspire as a public speaker and mental health advocate, leading Lose The Mask presentations to reduce stigma and promote resilience. He also contributes to the sports world as a broadcaster, most recently with Sportsnet 650 prior to focusing full-time on his advocacy work.

Explore Corey Hirsch’s bio, notable career highlights, and upcoming tour dates, plus how to secure your tickets to Lose The Mask engagements near you. As your friend in the business, we’ve got you covered for accessible, respectful seats and up-to-date information on all events.

Biography

• Early career: Spanned 1992–2002 in the NHL, predominantly with the Vancouver Canucks, with notable stints with the New York Rangers, Washington Capitals, and Dallas Stars.
• Olympic achievement: Won a silver medal with Team Canada at Lillehammer 1994, finishing behind Sweden.
• Stanley Cup: Member of the 1994 Rangers playoff run that culminated in a championship.
• Publications: Authored The Save of My Life, detailing his mental health journey and perseverance.
• Advocacy: Leads Lose The Mask presentations to destigmatize mental illness and promote resilience; public speaker and former broadcaster for Sportsnet 650 (left in 2022 to focus on advocacy).

Discography Highlights

• While primarily an athlete, Hirsch’s influence extends to motivational storytelling and public speaking—his message resonates like an inspirational album tracklist, featuring themes of resilience, vulnerability, and hope.