Earlier in 2023, Field, ON's River & Sky Music/Camping Festival announced its initial lineup, due to descend on Fishers' Paradise from July 20 to 23 for its 15th anniversary. Now, organizers have unveiled the event's full lineup.
In addition to headliners the Sadies, Aysanabee, Julie Doiron and Dominique Fils-Aimé, as well as previously announced performers Daniel Romano's Outfit, Clerel, Zoon, Pelada, Julianna Riolino and Shotgun Jimmie, the lineup will also now feature Status/Non-Status, Tess Roby, Little Mazarn, poolblood, Pantayo, Vypers, Dilettante, Pleasure Craft, Mother Tongues and more.
Additionally, on July 19, before the official start of the festival, volunteers will be treated to a performance with surprise artists.
Festivalgoers will have access to saunas, the beach, canoes, food vendors, artisan crafters and workshops for the duration of the festival.
"I am excited to showcase this year's lineup, and as always, for folks to discover some amazing Canadian artists," said executive director Abigail Cassio. "It wouldn't be possible without the support from Canadian Heritage, NOHFC, Canada Summer Jobs, the Ontario Music Investment Fund and the Ontario Arts Council. With their support and our incredible community, R&S can continue to do what we do — cheers to 15 years and counting!"
Full festival tickets (which include access to camping) and single-day tickets are on sale now here.
The 2023 River & Sky poster was designed by Nipissing Fine Arts student Corbin Elliot. Check out Elliot's poster below.
In addition to headliners the Sadies, Aysanabee, Julie Doiron and Dominique Fils-Aimé, as well as previously announced performers Daniel Romano's Outfit, Clerel, Zoon, Pelada, Julianna Riolino and Shotgun Jimmie, the lineup will also now feature Status/Non-Status, Tess Roby, Little Mazarn, poolblood, Pantayo, Vypers, Dilettante, Pleasure Craft, Mother Tongues and more.
Additionally, on July 19, before the official start of the festival, volunteers will be treated to a performance with surprise artists.
Festivalgoers will have access to saunas, the beach, canoes, food vendors, artisan crafters and workshops for the duration of the festival.
"I am excited to showcase this year's lineup, and as always, for folks to discover some amazing Canadian artists," said executive director Abigail Cassio. "It wouldn't be possible without the support from Canadian Heritage, NOHFC, Canada Summer Jobs, the Ontario Music Investment Fund and the Ontario Arts Council. With their support and our incredible community, R&S can continue to do what we do — cheers to 15 years and counting!"
Full festival tickets (which include access to camping) and single-day tickets are on sale now here.
The 2023 River & Sky poster was designed by Nipissing Fine Arts student Corbin Elliot. Check out Elliot's poster below.
