Photo via @allthingsgo, @respectivecollective on Instagram
All Things Go Festival is officially coming back to Toronto, but this time, it’s chasing summer vibes. Here’s what to know.
Everyone knows Toronto hits different in the summer — the city is alive! And with this announcement, it’s about to be a summer to remember.
After finding success in Washington, D.C., since its first run in 2014, the Canadian iteration of the ATG festival is coming to dominate Toronto for the second year in a row.
Last year, the inaugural festival took place in October, bringing acts like Renee Rapp, Remi Wolf, Role Model, and Kacey Musgraves to what was then Budweiser Stage.
Now, the All Things Go festival is taking place June 6 and 7, 2026, at the RBC Amphitheatre.
“Two days in the Toronto summer,” shares the ATG team on Instagram. “Headlining performances you’ll never forget, a curated lineup packed with fan favourites, and the ATG energy that only happens when everyone shows up together.”
It will once again partner with Live Nation Women to deliver the best possible festival experience for fans, according to organizers.
At the moment, the lineup has yet to be announced, but ATG suggests signing up now on its official website to be the first to get all the updates.
But of course, we’ll be sure to keep you updated once more information is released.
Mark your calendars and set those reminders – ATG is back this summer.
When: June 6 and 7, 2026
Where: RBC Amphitheatre — 909 Lake Shore Blvd. W.
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