As usual, Canadian Music Week is returning to Toronto in 2013 and bringing with it a host of concerts for Canadian Music Fest. The festival organizers have already confirmed a number of the acts who will be performing between March 19 and 24, and now they've announced even more.
Adding to the list of confirmed artists are Coheed and Cambria, A Place to Bury Strangers, Stars, Grade (performing all of Separate the Magnets and Under the Radar), Suuns, Rah Rah, Royal Canoe, Colin James, Hunter Valentine, Javelin, As I Lay Dying, Ben Caplan, Boats, Kashka, Sean Rowe, Sweatshop Union, Chvrches, Wake Owl, Marcus Foster, North Lakes, Amos the Transparent and City of Glass.
As previously confirmed, festival wristbands cost $50 while VIP wristbands are $100. Get the full details on those here.
In addition to the aforementioned performers, CMW will include a music conference, Electronic Nation's Bassweek, a jazz series, showcases from numerous organizations (one of them being Exclaim!), the Indie Awards, film and comedy components, and a special focus on artists from Japan, Korea and Scandinavia.
Some of the previously confirmed performers include Rihanna (with A$AP Rocky), Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (with Sharon Van Etten), Two Hours Traffic, Ron Sexsmith and Mac DeMarco. Learn more here.
Adding to the list of confirmed artists are Coheed and Cambria, A Place to Bury Strangers, Stars, Grade (performing all of Separate the Magnets and Under the Radar), Suuns, Rah Rah, Royal Canoe, Colin James, Hunter Valentine, Javelin, As I Lay Dying, Ben Caplan, Boats, Kashka, Sean Rowe, Sweatshop Union, Chvrches, Wake Owl, Marcus Foster, North Lakes, Amos the Transparent and City of Glass.
As previously confirmed, festival wristbands cost $50 while VIP wristbands are $100. Get the full details on those here.
In addition to the aforementioned performers, CMW will include a music conference, Electronic Nation's Bassweek, a jazz series, showcases from numerous organizations (one of them being Exclaim!), the Indie Awards, film and comedy components, and a special focus on artists from Japan, Korea and Scandinavia.
Some of the previously confirmed performers include Rihanna (with A$AP Rocky), Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (with Sharon Van Etten), Two Hours Traffic, Ron Sexsmith and Mac DeMarco. Learn more here.
