Now in its third year, Oshawa, ON's Convergence Music and Arts Festival is set to return to the city's downtown core on King Street East (between Centre Street and Mary Street) with a mixture of free and ticketed events taking place from September 19 to 21.
Valley and Aysanabee have joined the festival as headliners, with further lineup additions to be announced in the coming months.
"Valley and Aysanabee represent some of the best of Canada's thriving music scene, and we couldn't imagine a better fit for Convergence 2025," said festival organizer Krista Licsi. "Valley's infectious energy and anthemic sound, paired with Aysanabee's raw and emotionally resonant storytelling, make for a truly unforgettable night of music. Their sounds speak to the heart of what Convergence is all about — bringing together different genres, perspectives, and artistic expressions to celebrate Oshawa's rich creative community."
The festival will also feature live wrestling, and, for fans of cosplay, board games, science fiction and fantasy, comic books, collectables and video games, the festival is also hosting Nerd Alley, which will house interactive installations, artist meet and greets, vendor booths and more. The festival will also host a Punk Rock Flea Market, where 18-plus content may be displayed. The festival is otherwise all-ages, with licensed establishments providing refreshments indoors.
More information can be found via Convergence's website.