Feist coming to Kitchener for free music festival at Victoria Park

Feist performs during the Polaris Music Prize gala in Toronto on Sept. 18, 2017. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Donovan

By Erin Anderson

Posted Aug 29, 2025 04:11:08 PM.

Last Updated Aug 29, 2025 04:20:31 PM.

Feist is coming to Kitchener for a free music festival.

The City of Kitchener is bringing back the Endless Summer event for a second year.

The festival will once again take over Victoria Park and 14-time Juno award-winning musician Leslie Feist will take the stage.

The line-up also includes pop artist U.S. Girls, folk singer Basia Bulat, local songwriter Liv Gains, DJ Joanna Magik, and tribute band Queen’s Court.

“As we all hope to see Summer 2025 continue for weeks to come, I’m thrilled to welcome music lovers from across Ontario to enjoy local talent and beloved Canadian musicians in our beautiful city, free of charge,” said Kitchener Mayor Berry Vrbanovic in a release.

The festival will feature more than just live music as attendees can expect food trucks, a licensed bar area, free interactive activities, a photo zone, and more.

The Endless Summer music festival is happening Saturday, Sept. 6 from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m.

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