Toronto’s Field Trip music festival is returning & just dropped its lineup

Another beloved festival is making a comeback this summer. Field Trip Music & Arts Festival is returning to the heart of Toronto a full day of music, local eats, art exhibits, and fun programming.

This year’s diverse lineup of headliners includes Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, Peach Pit, Kurt Vile and the Violators, Lucy Dacus, The Halluci Nation, Valley, Busty and the Bass, The Rheostatics, The Rural Alberta Advantage, Haviah Mighty, Daisy the Great, Pierre Kwenders, Georgia Harmer and Ombiigizi.

Toronto’s best food trucks will be stationed at the festival to satisfy your hunger between sets, as well as refreshments by Collective Arts Brewing and Town Brewing.

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There will also be a music festival for kids called Day Camp, headlined by JUNO award-winners Splash’N Boots and Recess Therapy, plus three shows by the Ultimutts stunt dogs.

At the festival, you’ll also get to explore the work of local artists as well as Analogue Gallery’s music photography exhibition.

Presale tickets will be available for 25% off this Wednesday, March 23 at 10 a.m. until Thursday until midnight or until sold out. General on-sale begins on Friday.

There are so many music fests happening around the city this summer, you’ll hardly have room in our calendar for anything else.

A new three-day EDM music festival called Decadence will take place at CityView this summer, as well as returning favourites like VELD Music Festival at Downsview Park this July, Salsa on St. Clair, Caribana, The CNE, Pride, Taste of the Danforth, and so many more.

It’s shaping up to be a jam-packed season here in Toronto and we couldn’t be more ready.

FIELD TRIP MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL

When: July 9, 2022
Where: Fort York and Garrison Common
Cost: General Admission $142.66, VIP $233.06, Kids under 12 free