This open-air concert series in Ontario has an epic summer lineup

If there are two things that go hand in hand, it’s summer and concerts. Jackson-Triggs Niagara Estate has announced its lineup for its summer concert series, and if you thought last year was good, wait to hear who’s performing this year.

“For over 20 years, the Jackson–Triggs Summer Concert Series has been a stage for Canada’s most celebrated artists—hosting more than 100 Canadian performers since its inception,” shares Jackson-Triggs.

“Set in one of the country’s most intimate open-air venues, the series pairs homegrown musical talent with Jackson–Triggs’ award-winning wines, creating an experience unlike any other.”

Wine and outdoor concerts? I’m there.

The full 2025 lineup is as follows.

• Sam Roberts Band — Friday, June 20 and Saturday, June 21
• The Strumbellas — Friday, June 27
• Stars — Friday, July 4
• William Prince — Saturday, July 5
• Colin James — Friday, July 11
• Chantal Kreviazuk — Saturday, July 12
• Matt Andersen with special guest Terra Lightfoot — Friday, July 18
• Tim Baker with special guest Georgia Harmer — Saturday, July 19
• The Trews Electric — Friday, July 25
• The Trews Acoustic — Saturday, July 26
• Classic Albums Live: The Beatles: Abbey Road — Friday, Aug. 8
• Trooper — Friday, Aug. 15
• Donovan Woods — Saturday, Aug. 16
• Tenille Townes — Thursday, Aug. 21
• Big Wreck — Friday, Aug. 22
• Noah Reid — Saturday, Aug. 23
• Jim Cuddy – Friday, Sept. 5
• USS — Saturday, Sept. 6
• Dwayne Gretzky — Friday, Sept. 12 & Saturday, Sept. 13

Each concert takes place in the intimate open-air amphitheatre, which seats 500.

Presale for all concerts starts April 9, 2025, and general public tickets go on sale April 11, 2025, via TIXR.

I’ll be grabbing my tickets for Donovan Woods, Tenille Townes, and the Sam Roberts Band. Who are you grabbing tickets to see this summer, Ontario?

Jackson-Triggs Niagara Estate

Where: 2145 Niagara Stone Rd, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont.

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