Springtide Music Festival Announces First Wave Lineup

 

Springtide Music Festival Announces First Wave Lineup

The First Wave of Performers Include Reuben and The Bullhorn Singers, Juno Award Winners The East Pointers and Quique Escamilla, Polaris Long-Listed Artist Status/Non-Status, & More!

The Festival In Uxbridge, ON Takes Place June 12-14 2025
Across Multiple Venues, Includes Ticketed and Free Programming

Weekend Passes On Sale Now

Springtide Music Festival is proud to announce the first wave of artists for the 2025 festival lineup taking place June 12-14, 2025 in Uxbridge, Ontario. Springtide Music Festival is an annual collection of 12 live music stages in multiple venues along a 750m strip of downtown Uxbridge with intimate performances in restaurants, bars, shops, and an outdoor main stage in a brewery beer garden.

Springtide Music Festival will include a special presentation of Reuben and The Bullhorn Singers. This collaboration features Reuben Bullock of Canadian indie folk band Reuben and The Dark with The Bullhorn Singers from Kainai Blood Tribe, following their Sit. Talk. Eat. Play. A Rez Tour.

The current Springtide Music Festival lineup includes: The Barrel Boys, Basset, The Burning Hell, Burs, Casper Skulls, Cuff The Duke, The East Pointers, Hollowsage & The Three Mile Islanders, Lost Faculty, Päter, The Pairs, Quique Escamilla, Reuben and The Bullhorn Singers, Status/Non-Status, Torrance, and The Vaudevillian. More artists will be announced later this Spring.

Plans for Springtide Music Festival 2025 include free and ticketed events including: an outdoor main stage at The Second Wedge Brewing Co.; curated artist workshop stages on Saturday afternoon; FREE Youth Stage and Youth Workshop programming; FREE Acoustic “Pop Up” Stages; and the famous Town Trolley hop-on and hop-off service along the festival strip.

Folk-Roots artist Tania Joy is the Co-founder, Executive Director/Artistic Director of Springtide Music Festival, a non-profit organization led by a volunteer team of business leaders and local musicians which draws over 60 acts to various venues from breweries and bistros to bookstores and clothing shops in historic downtown Uxbridge, northeast of Toronto. Springtide recognizes that live music venues in small cities and rural towns serve as a vivacious cultural hub for their communities and is committed to creating a platform to support and celebrate local talent, while fostering performance opportunities that introduce Canadian artists outside of the region to new audiences.

Since 2023 Springtide has partnered with Music Declares Emergency Canada to bring the climate conversation to festival audiences by sharing knowledge on the intersection of live music and climate action through initiatives that consider alternate travel to and from the festival to reduce emissions.

Music Declares Emergency Canada (MDE Canada) is an independent group, created by artists, music industry professionals and organisations concerned at the lack of a cohesive, industry-wide response to the climate emergency. MDE Canada believes in the power of music to promote the cultural change needed to create a better future.

Springtide Music Festival
June 12-14, 2025
Various Venues in Uxbridge, Ontario
Weekend Passes are $90 plus fees
Single tickets and day passes on sale soon
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