All Things Go, a widely recognized indie music festival in the United States, is set to make its debut in Toronto this fall. Scheduled to take place at the picturesque Budweiser Stage on the shores of Lake Ontario from October 4 to 5, 2025, this marks a significant milestone in the festival’s expansion following its successful events in Washington, D.C. and New York, the latter of which debuted last year.
The Toronto edition promises to adhere to the festival’s commitment to diversity and inclusivity, featuring strong female and non-binary representation in its lineup. Known for its genre-blending and LGBTQ+ friendly atmosphere, the festival aims to create a welcoming space for emerging artists while celebrating established talent.
In partnership with Live Nation Women, the festival will showcase 16 artists over the two days, utilizing a single-stage format that ensures fans won’t have to miss performances as there will be no overlapping set times. While the specific lineup has yet to be revealed, previous festivals have welcomed an impressive array of talent including Janelle Monáe, Lana Del Rey, and Billie Eilish.
Ali Harnell, Live Nation’s Women’s President and Chief Strategy Officer, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, emphasizing a commitment to promoting women and providing opportunities for new talent in the live music arena.
For updates and ticket information, fans can visit allthingsgofestival.com/toronto.
In addition to the festival, summer in Toronto offers plenty of activities, from exploring local staycation ideas to enjoying Ontario’s beautiful beaches, making it an exciting time for both locals and visitors. The arrival of All Things Go in Toronto is a hopeful addition to the city’s cultural landscape, highlighting the ongoing evolution of music festivals and their role in supporting diverse voices in the arts.