#CityFolk

CityFolk finished off with a lively crowd last night at Lansdowne Park with performances from Tobi, Down With Webster, Cam Kahin, and more.

CityFolk continued at Lansdowne Park last night for the fourth day of the festival, with performances from The Pogues, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Catbite, and more.

A trio of different genres on the FASKEN Stage will complement the legendary Celtic punk on the Main Stage at CityFolk tonight.

CityFolk continued at Lansdowne Park last night for the third day of the festival, with performances from Kaia Kater, James, The Devil Makes Three, and more.

CityFolk continued at Lansdowne Park last night for the second day of the festival, with performances from Rum Ragged, Junkhouse, Indigo Girls, and more.

It’s looking like Mother Nature is going to go three for three on perfect weather days for the festival. And while there won’t be any rain to dampen spirits, a lack of meat just might (more on that below).

A perfect start, with perfect weather last night, Day 2 looks to be just as inviting. While Wednesday’s lineup featured a few TikTok stars, tonight’s main stage is dedicated to a trio of artists that predate Facebook.

For all the fall lovers, it’s the start of the most wonderful time of the year, and as always, there’s no better way to mark the end of festival season than with a big finale, and CityFolk should deliver just that. Just like CityFolk consistently delivers great nights, Apt613 will be consistently delivering all your festival coverage with daily previews so you know what to expect, and photos from the night before so you know what you missed.

CityFolk has announced its 2025 festival lineup, with a hige mix of headliners—something to please the folk lovers and more.

Sunday night marked the fifth and final day of concerts at Lansdowne Park, as CityFolk completed the 2024 chapter of the festival. With Jason Isbell out due to illness, Maren Morris was bumped up into the headliner slot, allowing for a longer set for the rising star, which nobody was sad about.

A night of dancing ensued on day four of CityFolk, headlined by Milky Chance. The German pop-folk band were at their best, as the leading electric beats mixed with catchy hooks had most of the crowd off their feet.

After four straight days of perfect weather, the forecast for the grand finale today is just as ideal, so while organizers and fans might be rightfully disappointed that Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit won’t be able to perform, the conditions are still going to be perfect for those who will be closing out the festival.

It was an energy-fuelled start to the weekend, as Rise Against headlined night three of CityFolk in commanding fashion.

Yet another perfect night in the books, and one of the hardest rocking ones in the 30 year history of the festival. If you’re still sore from the mosh pit or the crowd surfing, fret not, as today’s lineup is a perfect mix of pop and indie rock to enjoy a little less aggressively. The odds of a mosh pit breaking out are pretty low.

Night two of CityFolk transported fans back in time to a different era—full of flowing hair, elaborate costumes, and five-minute guitar solos.