Here’s who’s performing at the FIFA Fan Festival Toronto

In less than a month, visitors from around the world will flock to Toronto for the FIFA World Cup, a monumental moment that will see the first FIFA World Cup men’s match ever played on Canadian soil. Even if you didn’t get a ticket to see one of the matches, there will be no shortage of World Cup celebrations in the city. Of course, the FIFA Fan Festival Toronto is one you don’t want to miss. It will be the main public celebration site during the tournament, with activations, food and drink vendors, and, of course, live performances. Curious to know who will be performing in Toronto at the fan fest? We got you covered!

FIFA Fan Festival Toronto will take over Fort York National Historic Site and The Bentway for 22 days from Thursday, June 11, to Sunday, July 19, 2026.

The event will air live match broadcasts, keep you fed and quenched, and definitely entertain you. General admission is free, but you must get tickets online to reserve your spot.

And trust us, they go quickly. The next batch of free general admission tickets will be available on Friday, May 15, at 10 a.m. EST.

Who will be performing?

Though we’re not surprised the tickets are in high demand, considering Toronto is about to be treated to some pretty stellar acts. FIFA Fan Festival dropped its performance schedule back in April, teasing that more names were to come.

Previously mentioned performances include:

• Ahi
• Alessia Cara
• Allied Nations
• Ana Sofia
• Bedouin Soundclash
• Big Wreck
• The Brokes
• Choir! Choir! Choir!
• Classic Roots
• Deborah Cox
• Dwayne Gretzky
• Ikky
• K-os
• Kardinal Offishall
• Mico
• Murda Beatz
• Nimkii and the Ninnies
• Shawn Desman
• Shout! The Band
• Skratch Bastid
• Snotty Nose Rez Kids
• The Strumbellas
• Tobi
• Tyler Shaw
• Walk Off The Earth

As of Thursday, May 14, more names were added. Here’s who else Toronto can expect to see perform at the fan festival:

• French Montana
• Sam Roberts Band
• Kiesza
• Jully Black
• Aqyila
• Ruby Waters
• Rêve
• Sorisa

The city is set to host six matches at Toronto Stadium between Friday, June 12 and Thursday, July 2, which include five group stage matches and a Round of 32 game. 

It’s about to be a hectic and exciting summer in the city. I don’t know about you, but I am about to schedule my FIFA World Cup viewing plans.

The full FIFA Fan Festival schedule can be found online.

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