All Things Go Toronto will return for its second year June 6-7, 2026, with Lorde, Kesha and Wet Leg headlining the festival.

The two-day event marks the festival’s sophomore edition in Toronto after establishing itself as a platform for alternative and indie artists. Organizers announced the lineup today, confirming the three headliners will anchor a bill that spans pop, rock and electronic music.

Lorde will make her Toronto festival appearance following tours supporting her recent albums. The New Zealand artist last performed in the city in 2022 during her Solar Power tour.

Kesha returns to Canadian stages after releasing multiple projects since her legal battles concluded. The singer has been touring internationally while working on new material expected to debut before the festival date.

Wet Leg joins as the third headliner, bringing their post-punk sound to the festival grounds. The British duo won two Grammy Awards in 2023 and has maintained a touring schedule across North America and Europe.

All Things Go expanded to Toronto in 2025 after running successful festivals in Washington, D.C. and New York. The Toronto edition takes place at a venue to be announced, with tickets going on sale next month.

The festival typically features emerging artists alongside its headliners, though the complete lineup has not been released. Past editions have included performances across multiple stages throughout both days of the event.

Stay tuned to Breaking And Entering for even more festival news and lineup announcements.