The London Music Hall in London, ON, has announced a new multi-day, multi-genre festival called Parkjam, in conjunction with BlockParty.
The two fests have joined forces for a seven-day event that will highlight an array of genres — including the EDM that BlockParty is used to delivering.
Parkjam will run from September 5 to 12 at Harris Park, followed by BlockParty on September 13 and 14 at the same venue.
Parkjam will begin with a rock night on September 5, featuring the Glorious Sons, Cold War Kids, the Beaches and Texas King. September 6 will go country with Brett Kissel, Meghan Patrick, Aaron Goodvin and Jojo Mason, while September 7 boasts an alternative night with the Offspring, MxPx, Reel Big Fish and Seaway.
Throwback pop will be in the spotlight on September 8 with 98 Degrees, O-Town, Aaron Carter, Wannabe and host Lance Bass of *NSYNC, while hip-hop will take over on September 12 with Ice Cube, Busta Rhymes, Snotty Nose Rez Kids, Maestro Fresh Wes and Haviah Mighty.
Block Party will cap things off with sets from Diplo on September 13 and Deadmau5 on September 14. AC Slater, Feed Me, Ookay, Aatlas, Frank Walker, No Mana, Eddie, No Fone, Kingzmn and Slothbear will also perform across the two days.
For full festival information and ticketing options, visit the official Parkjam and BlockParty website.
You can also enter to win a couple of passes to each night of the festival over here.
The two fests have joined forces for a seven-day event that will highlight an array of genres — including the EDM that BlockParty is used to delivering.
Parkjam will run from September 5 to 12 at Harris Park, followed by BlockParty on September 13 and 14 at the same venue.
Parkjam will begin with a rock night on September 5, featuring the Glorious Sons, Cold War Kids, the Beaches and Texas King. September 6 will go country with Brett Kissel, Meghan Patrick, Aaron Goodvin and Jojo Mason, while September 7 boasts an alternative night with the Offspring, MxPx, Reel Big Fish and Seaway.
Throwback pop will be in the spotlight on September 8 with 98 Degrees, O-Town, Aaron Carter, Wannabe and host Lance Bass of *NSYNC, while hip-hop will take over on September 12 with Ice Cube, Busta Rhymes, Snotty Nose Rez Kids, Maestro Fresh Wes and Haviah Mighty.
Block Party will cap things off with sets from Diplo on September 13 and Deadmau5 on September 14. AC Slater, Feed Me, Ookay, Aatlas, Frank Walker, No Mana, Eddie, No Fone, Kingzmn and Slothbear will also perform across the two days.
For full festival information and ticketing options, visit the official Parkjam and BlockParty website.
You can also enter to win a couple of passes to each night of the festival over here.