Festivals
All Things Go Hits Toronto: Here’s Your Game Plan for Oct 4–5
All Things Go is making its Toronto debut October 4–5 at Budweiser Stage, and they have revealed the full schedule. Doors open both days at 12:00 PM EST.
Headliners include Reneé Rapp and Remi Wolf on Saturday, and Kacey Musgraves and Role Model on Sunday. Across two days, the festival will feature 16 artists, with standout performances from Charlotte Cardin (special guest), Noah Cyrus, Ravyn Lenae, Chelsea Cutler, Blondshell, Valley, Joy Oladokun, and more.
Tickets begin at $156 CAD and are on sale now at allthingsgofestival.com/toronto.
The Toronto launch comes as All Things Go continues to expand internationally. In 2024, the festival marked its 10th anniversary in Washington, DC while also debuting in New York. Both U.S. editions are set to grow from two days to three in 2025. Through its growth, All Things Go has stayed committed to spotlighting female and non-binary-led lineups and creating inclusive, diverse spaces for fans. For Toronto, the team has partnered with Live Nation Women to bring the festival north of the border.
Toronto’s edition lands just one week after All Things Go returns to Merriweather Post Pavilion (Maryland) and Forest Hills Stadium (New York), each with another stacked lineup of female and LGBTQ+ artists.
Alongside the festival news, All Things Go has announced ALL THINGS GO: 10 YEARS, a benefit compilation arriving October 7. All proceeds will go to The Ally Coalition (TAC), the nonprofit founded by Jack and Rachel Antonoff in support of LGBTQ+ youth. The release features Kesha, Maren Morris, Rachel Chinouriri, Medium Build, Bartees Strange, Maude Latour, Joy Oladokun, EMEI, jasmine.4.t, and more.
Fans can preorder and presave the compilation here.
ALL THINGS GO TORONTO SCHEDULE
Saturday, October 4 Lineup & Highlights
| Time | Artist |
|---|---|
| 12:30 PM | EMEI |
| 1:20 PM | ELIO |
| 2:20 PM | Julia Wolf |
| 3:30 PM | Blondshell |
| 4:45 PM | Chelsea Cutler |
| 6:15 PM | Ravyn Lenae |
| 7:45 PM | Remi Wolf |
| 9:30 PM | Reneé Rapp |
Takeaways:
- EMEI opens things early. Good call if you’re trying to snag front-row real estate.
- Mid-afternoon offers indie-flavored treats: Blondshell followed by Chelsea Cutler.
- Ravyn Lenae and Remi Wolf build things into a more energetic headspace before Reneé Rapp takes over the night slot.
- Solid flow from mellow to big energy. Nice pacing.
Sunday, October 5 Lineup & Moments
| Time | Artist |
|---|---|
| 12:30 PM | Baby Nova |
| 1:20 PM | Alemeda |
| 2:20 PM | Joy Oladokun |
| 3:30 PM | Valley |
| 4:45 PM | Noah Cyrus |
| 6:15 PM | Charlotte Cardin (Special Guest) |
| 7:45 PM | Role Model |
| 9:30 PM | Kacey Musgraves |
Highlights:
- Sunday starts gentler: Baby Nova → Alemeda → Joy Oladokun, before things pick up.
- Valley offers a bit of a breath before Noah Cyrus steps in.
- Charlotte Cardin as a special guest at 6:15pm is a treat (especially for local fans).
- Role Model and Kacey Musgraves close out big. Expect some singalongs by 9:30.
We like this schedule as it offers a strong curve: early acts are more experimental/softer sounds, while evening slots bring big names. No clashes means that you won’t be forced intro tough trade-offs.
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FIFA Fan Festival Vancouver – Kaytranada
The FIFA Fan Festival™ at the PNE closed out another memorable week on Sunday with the biggest match in world football and a fitting musical finale. Fans packed the site well before kickoff, creating a sea of jerseys, flags, and face paint as they gathered to watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final between Spain and Argentina. Every big chance was met with gasps and cheers, and when Spain secured the victory, the celebrations spread across the festival grounds as supporters soaked in the final moments of a month-long tournament.
There was little time for the excitement to settle before the day’s entertainment shifted from football to live music. Montreal’s Kaytranada took over the Amphitheatre stage, giving fans one last reason to keep the energy going after the trophy presentation. Known for blending house, hip-hop, R&B, and electronic music into a sound that feels uniquely his own, Kaytranada delivered exactly the kind of set the festival needed to close the weekend.
With Spain crowned world champions and Kaytranada providing the soundtrack to the celebration, the FIFA Fan Festival wrapped up another successful day at the PNE. It was a reminder that throughout the tournament, football and music proved to be the perfect combination, bringing thousands of people together to celebrate on and off the pitch.
Check out our favourite photos of the night below or head to our Facebook page for the full gallery!
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All Photo Credit: Caroline Charruyer
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FIFA Fan Festival Vancouver – The Dead South, Jesse Roper, Colin James
The FIFA Fan Festival™ at the PNE Grounds delivered another full day of football and live music on Saturday, July 18, as fans packed the site to watch the FIFA World Cup third-place match before spending the afternoon discovering Canadian talent across the festival stages.
The day opened with one last piece of World Cup drama before the tournament finale. England defeated France in the third-place match, giving English supporters plenty to celebrate before the music began. Groups wearing England shirts could be spotted throughout the grounds after the final whistle, adding to the lively atmosphere that has become a daily feature of the Fan Festival.
Once the football wrapped up, the focus shifted to the Amphitheatre and Park Stage. Vancouver’s own Jesse Roper was among the first artists we caught, bringing his signature blues-rock sound to an enthusiastic crowd. His guitar work and easy stage presence made for a strong start to the afternoon, with plenty of fans gathering in front of the stage despite a full day of entertainment still ahead.
Over on the Park Stage, Canadian blues-rock legend Colin James reminded everyone why he has remained one of the country’s most respected performers for decades. His set mixed polished musicianship with plenty of groove, drawing listeners of all ages who appreciated every guitar solo and familiar chorus.
The Dead South closed out the day. The Saskatchewan quartet’s blend of bluegrass, folk and country proved to be a perfect fit for the outdoor setting. Fans sang along, clapped in time and danced throughout the performance.
With the World Cup final less than 24 hours away, there was already a sense that the tournament was nearing its conclusion. Even so, July 18 showed that the FIFA Fan Festival remained much more than a place to watch football. It continued to bring together sport, live music and community in a way that has made it one of Vancouver’s standout events of the summer.
Check out our favourite photos of the night below or head to our Facebook page for the full gallery!
THE DEAD SOUTH
JESSE ROPER
COLIN JAMES
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All Photo Credit: Caroline Charruyer