Golden Hour Festival welcomes you to the picturesque Prince Edward County again this year for two back-to-back nights of live music at the Mustang Drive-In.
This year's Saturday (August 21) acts are iskwē + Tom Wilson, William Prince and Annelise Noronha, with Donovan Woods & the Opposition, Hannah Georgas and Ten Kills the Pack performing on Sunday (August 22).
Tickets are officially on sale now, and available here. Prices per car — for up to five passengers or as many as there are legal seatbelts — range from $195 to $400 depending on proximity to the stage.
Visit the festival's website for more information and check out the poster below. You can also see some photos from last year's Golden Hour performances in Exclaim!'s 2020 look back at summer's socially distanced concerts across Canada.
For its first iteration in 2020, Golden Hour welcomed over 900 attendees to the heart of PEC in Bloomfield, ON, for its celebration of Canadian music. The festival was founded as a response to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the live music sector and capitalized on the resurgence of drive-in concerts as a safe way for artists and fans to come together.
This year's Saturday (August 21) acts are iskwē + Tom Wilson, William Prince and Annelise Noronha, with Donovan Woods & the Opposition, Hannah Georgas and Ten Kills the Pack performing on Sunday (August 22).
Tickets are officially on sale now, and available here. Prices per car — for up to five passengers or as many as there are legal seatbelts — range from $195 to $400 depending on proximity to the stage.
Visit the festival's website for more information and check out the poster below. You can also see some photos from last year's Golden Hour performances in Exclaim!'s 2020 look back at summer's socially distanced concerts across Canada.
For its first iteration in 2020, Golden Hour welcomed over 900 attendees to the heart of PEC in Bloomfield, ON, for its celebration of Canadian music. The festival was founded as a response to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the live music sector and capitalized on the resurgence of drive-in concerts as a safe way for artists and fans to come together.
