Come Together 2026 Lineup Announced!
Come Together: Artists and Music Companies from Across Canada Build Industry Connections at 6th Annual Showcases & Industry Meetings in Toronto
Fourteen Emerging Acts from Across Canada to Take the Stage at The Rivoli (Nov 24) and The Baby G (Nov 25)
Artists and industry professionals from across Canada are converging in Toronto this November for the sixth annual celebration of live music at the Come Together showcases and industry meetings.
Eleven music industry associations -- Alberta Music, Music BC, SaskMusic, Manitoba Music, Music/Musique NB, Music NL, Music Nova Scotia, Music Yukon, Music PEI, Music NWT, and Music Ontario, in partnership with Indigenous Music Office, SODEC Quebec, and CIMA -- have joined forces to spotlight Canada’s powerhouse independent live music scene.
The genre-spanning showcases will run on November 24 at The Rivoli and on November 25 at The Baby G, featuring performances from over a dozen acclaimed artists making a buzz on the national scene.
NIGHT 1 | The Rivoli: Tuesday, November 24 / 5 - 10 PM
Featuring: Bye Parula (QC), Grace Clark (NWT), Hannah Green (NL), Hendrika (Yukon), Noah Malcolm (PEI), Sophie Noel (NS), Virgo Rising (MB)
NIGHT 2 | The Baby G: Wednesday, November 25 / 5 - 10 PM
Featuring: Bijaan (AB), Connor Nelson (BC), Maude Sonier (NB), Mikey Jose (BC), pHoenix Pagliacci (ON), Rooky Kamiz (SK), Wolf Castle (NB)
Beyond the showcases, Come Together is a critical opportunity for the artists and music companies to build business relationships with key music industry professionals from Toronto and surrounding areas, including labels, agents, managers, publishers, music supervisors, publicists, and more. Showcasing acts work directly with their provincial music association to identify business contacts for industry meetings. Come Together is a push towards industry connections, team building, and business strategies for both artists and music companies.
“Canada is one of the world’s biggest exporters of music and its heartbeat is the independent sector, fuelling creativity, building communities, and driving economic opportunity from coast to coast to coast,” says Vanessa Kuzina, Manitoba Music’s executive director. “Our Provincial and Territorial music industry
associations play a vital role in championing artists and music companies, helping them grow from local scenes to national and international markets. At a time when Canada’s creative sectors are more important than ever, we’re proud to stand together to strengthen our thriving Canadian music ecosystem—supporting the artists, businesses, and communities that contribute so much to our cultural fabric and economy.”
This year’s event follows a successful return to the live stage in 2021 and the strengthening of the national music community every November since, capturing the dynamic energy and connection of live performance.
This project is made possible by the generous support from FACTOR, the Government of Canada and Canada’s private radio broadcasters; The Province of Alberta, Creative BC and The Province of British Columbia, The Manitoba Government, Manitoba Film & Music, Creative Saskatchewan, The Government of Quebec, Ontario Creates, The Provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, and Prince Edward Island, Innovation PEI, ACOA, the Yukon Territory, and the Northwest Territories.