Waterford Lions Pumpkinfest and Old Town Hall have announced the lineup for their annual autumnal celebration, taking place on October 14 in Waterford, ON, just two hours southwest of Toronto on Lake Erie.
This year's festival will be headlined by Canadian music veterans Bedouin Soundclash, who will take to the main stage — located at 32 Church Street East — at 8:30 p.m. ET. The festival is sponsored in part by the Ontario Arts Council and Norfolk County's Amplify Norfolk tourism initiative.
The band's marquee performance will be supported by Alysha Brilla, the Mississauga-born, JUNO-nominated, self-produced singer-songwriter, who will take to the stage at 7 p.m.; and Logan Staats, the Six Nations winner of the TD Indigenous Songwriter Award, who released A Light in the Attic earlier this year via Red Music Rising, performing at 5:30 p.m.
"Pumpkinfest is thrilled to be collaborating with the Waterford Old Town Hall to present this fantastic lineup of great Canadian music during our festivities. We hope it's just the beginning of putting popular headliners on the festival stage to draw more tourists to our beautiful town," said Matt Suckel, Pumpkinfest chair.
Tickets for Pumpkinfest are on sale now for $30, standing, and $50, seated. Tickets include access to the concert grounds, in-and-out privileges and the VIP stageside bar, and first come, first served VIP parking.
Read more about how the Amplify Norfolk initiative is attracting tourists and establishing Norfolk County as a premier destination through hosting live entertainment events here.
This year's festival will be headlined by Canadian music veterans Bedouin Soundclash, who will take to the main stage — located at 32 Church Street East — at 8:30 p.m. ET. The festival is sponsored in part by the Ontario Arts Council and Norfolk County's Amplify Norfolk tourism initiative.
The band's marquee performance will be supported by Alysha Brilla, the Mississauga-born, JUNO-nominated, self-produced singer-songwriter, who will take to the stage at 7 p.m.; and Logan Staats, the Six Nations winner of the TD Indigenous Songwriter Award, who released A Light in the Attic earlier this year via Red Music Rising, performing at 5:30 p.m.
"Pumpkinfest is thrilled to be collaborating with the Waterford Old Town Hall to present this fantastic lineup of great Canadian music during our festivities. We hope it's just the beginning of putting popular headliners on the festival stage to draw more tourists to our beautiful town," said Matt Suckel, Pumpkinfest chair.
Tickets for Pumpkinfest are on sale now for $30, standing, and $50, seated. Tickets include access to the concert grounds, in-and-out privileges and the VIP stageside bar, and first come, first served VIP parking.
Read more about how the Amplify Norfolk initiative is attracting tourists and establishing Norfolk County as a premier destination through hosting live entertainment events here.
