Photo via @electricislandto Instagram
Festival-goers, the season of outdoor concerts is just a few weeks away. Kicking off music festival season here in Toronto is the Electric Island Season Opener, a one-day event with back-to-back performers by the waterfront.
Electric Island is a fully-licensed concert and picnic series at Toronto’s West Island festival space at Ontario Place, and it’s celebrating its 10-year anniversary season this year.
It’s one of several events to take place at the venue this spring and summer. The Toronto Craft Beer Festival will take over West Island in June.
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Electric Island will put on six events throughout the season, including two days of live music in the sunshine during Canada Day weekend and Labour Day weekend.
The first of these events will be the Season Opener on Sunday, May 22, featuring big-name EDM acts on three separate stages.
Taking the waterfall stage are Charlotte De Witte, Loco Dice, William Djoko, Nitin, and Wonka.
At the hilltop stage, festival-goers will enjoy the sounds of Nic Fanciulli, Robag Wruhme, Mike Gibbs, and Pursuit Grooves.
And finally, on the sunset stage, Mustafa Ismaeel, Nature of Music, Borella, Lena, and Burgundy are set to perform.
General admission prices begin at $92.30 each, with VIP access for $138.60.
There are countless new and returning live music events to hit up in the city over the coming months.
SugarLand’s Let There Be House festival will take over Sugar Beach in June, followed by a three-day music event, called Decadence, at CityView during Canada Day weekend.
In August, the city will host its largest annual street festival Taste of the Danforth, as well as TD JerkFest Toronto and the popular Toronto Caribbean Carnival.
Music festivals like Boots & Hearts, Osheaga, and VELD also plan to return this summer.
Mark your calendars folks, and have your finest festival attire ready to go!
Where: West Island, Lake Shore Blvd & Ontario Dr
When: May 22, 2022, doors at 3 p.m.
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