Biography: Arts & Crafts: Field Trip is more than a performer name—it represents a pulse within Toronto’s indie music scene that originated from Arts & Crafts’ 10th anniversary celebrations in 2013. The festival’s two-stage setup at Fort York and Garrison Common has historically showcased a blend of major Arts & Crafts acts like Broken Social Scene and Feist alongside emerging indie and alternative artists. After a brief hiatus in 2019, Field Trip Life partnered to revive the festival, keeping the spirit of community, art, and family-friendly programming alive. The performer page honors this lineage while highlighting contemporary artists tied to the Field Trip brand.
Discography Highlights: While Arts & Crafts: Field Trip emphasizes collaboration and community over a single discography, the festival’s legacy includes standout indie releases from notable Arts & Crafts artists. Expect curated mentions of influential records and recent projects from artists connected to Field Trip’s network. We’ll keep you updated on notable releases and collaborations tied to Field Trip events.
Upcoming Tour Information: Upcoming appearances align with Toronto’s festival calendar and partner events. Dates may be announced or updated as RESCHEDULED from its original date or Date to be announced. For the latest, check our listings and the performer’s official channels. Secure your tickets early to enjoy a family-friendly, community-driven live music experience at Fort York and Garrison Common in Toronto, Ontario.