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🎵 All Things Go Toronto 2026 📅 June 6 – 7, 2026 📍 RBC Amphitheatre, Toronto 🏳️‍🌈 Inclusive by design

All Things Go 2026 — Kesha, Lorde & a Weekend on the Water

After a strong debut last year, All Things Go is back as Toronto’s music festival — and it has fully settled into its summer slot. On June 6 and 7, 2026, the festival takes over RBC Amphitheatre on the Lake Ontario waterfront for two days of pop, indie and alternative music from some of the most talked-about artists going.

Saturday is led by Kesha and hometown heroes The Beaches; Sunday brings returning headliner Lorde and GRAMMY-winners Wet Leg. Everything runs on one main stage with no overlapping sets — so you genuinely don’t have to miss a single artist you came for.

🎤 One main stage 🎉 No overlapping sets 🍷 Craft bars & food 🌊 Waterfront views 🎭 Interactive activations

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💡 Heads up: many ticket tiers had already sold out at the time of writing and prices rise as tiers fill. Payment plans start at $36 CAD — if you’re thinking about it, don’t wait too long.

✨ Why This Festival Is Worth It

All Things Go started in Washington, D.C. back in 2011 and has built a reputation as one of the most intentional festivals around. It centres female, LGBTQ+, gender-expansive and marginalized artists — not as a marketing line, but as the actual backbone of every lineup. Past years have featured the likes of Billie Eilish, boygenius, Lana Del Rey and Charli xcx.

The single-stage, no-overlap format is the other thing that sets it apart. At most festivals you’re constantly choosing between two acts you love and sprinting across a field. Here, the whole day is built so you can actually see everyone — which makes for a more relaxed, less FOMO-driven experience.

And the setting doesn’t hurt. RBC Amphitheatre sits right on Lake Ontario, so you get open-air sightlines, a breeze off the water, and the Toronto skyline as a backdrop. Add a famously warm crowd — the “Besties” — and it’s an easy weekend to fall for.

🎤 The 2026 Lineup

Two days, one stage, no clashes. Here’s who’s playing each day.

🎫 Tickets & Pricing

Single-day and two-day passes are sold through Ticketmaster, with payment plans from $36 CAD. Prices climb as tiers sell out, and several were already gone at the time of writing — so the figures below are starting points, not guarantees.

⚠️ Buy only through the official Ticketmaster link — third-party resale sites may sell invalid tickets. The VIP Add-On must be paired with a GA or reserved ticket; it’s not a standalone pass.

📍 The Essentials

🚗 Getting There

RBC Amphitheatre sits at 909 Lakeshore Blvd W on Toronto’s waterfront, just west of downtown in Ontario Place. The single most important thing to know: there is no parking at the venue. Plan your route in advance — transit, rideshare drop-off, or cycling are all far easier than driving.

Tap below to open directions, and check the RBC Amphitheatre website for the latest shuttle and transit guidance closer to the date.

💡 A Few Things Worth Knowing Before You Go

🎫 Book sooner than later. Tiers sell out and prices rise with each one. If a specific day or seating type matters to you, lock it in — payment plans from $36 CAD make it easier.

🚚 Don’t plan to drive. There’s no venue parking. Sort out transit, a rideshare drop-off, or biking before the day so you’re not scrambling.

🎉 No set clashes — pace yourself. Because it’s one stage with no overlaps, you can genuinely see everyone. Use the breaks between sets to grab food and water rather than racing around.

⛅ It’s on the water. Lakeside means sun in the afternoon and a cooler breeze at night — bring sunscreen and a layer for the evening headliners.

🍸 Bars are 19+. There are craft cocktails, wine and beer for sale, but you’ll need valid ID. Free water refill stations are on-site too, so bring an empty bottle.

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