Entertainment

From NXNE to Toronto Pride to Canadian Music Week, Madame Psychosis has built a reputation for delivering infectious hooks, razor-sharp lyrics, and a live energy that crackles. For over a decade, this Toronto indie-rock powerhouse has been turning heads and breaking hearts across Canada’s music scene. Their breakout single “Kapow” was called “a brilliant piece of music” by Lefuturewave and “a classic earworm” by Yack! Magazine, and their latest album MP3 takes everything up a notch — raw, fearless, and packed with emotion. With a string of new singles turning up the heat, they’re ready to bring all that fire straight to Convergence on the Anti-Gravity Stage on Saturday, September 20.

Frank Mighty is a Syrian-Canadian musician that seamlessly blends indie rock with neo-psychedelic sounds, landing “somewhere between Passion Pit and MGMT,” as claimed by Wonderland Magazine. Since his 2021 debut Whispersongs, with tracks mixed by Grammy winner Jacquire King, Mighty’s hypnotic sound has been featured on Netflix hits like Ginny & Georgia and The Strays, earning him a publishing deal and growing acclaim. His 2023 release Never Homesick and breakout single “Unattainable” took him to major festival stages and sold-out shows across Canada. Now, with his newest single “CAKE” from his latest EP Nexterday, Frank Mighty is heading to Convergence in Oshawa bringing his electrifying sound and raw energy to the stage.

Are you ready for a night of fuzzed-out guitars, sharp-tongued anthems, and heartache you can dance to? Luckily, we’ve booked the perfect indie-pop powerhouse to lead you through it. We’re thrilled to announce that Toronto’s Grammy- and Juno-nominated sensation, Charlie Houston, will be hitting the Convergence Music & Art Festival 2025 stage! With millions of streams, two acclaimed EPs, and a killer feature on ODESZA’s The Last Goodbye, Charlie has been busy proving she’s not just writing songs — she’s taking names. Join us at the Cosmic Main Stage on Saturday, September 20, and see for yourself why Pink Cheetah Print Slip isn’t just a breakup song — it’s a battle cry. Don’t miss this electric, unforgettable night!

Are you ready for an intergalactic journey into the weird and wild? Luckily, we have hired the perfect captain to guide you on this journey. We are excited to announce that Hamilton’s legendary musical sensation, who launched a thousand ships in the wrong direction, B.A. Jonhston, will be performing at Convergence Music & Art Festival 2025! Come on down to the Cosmic Main Stage on Saturday, September 20 and see for yourself why B.A. Johnston has been named employee of the month for 12 years straight at three of Hamilton’s finest Mac’s Convenience Stores.

We're excited to announce that hometown rock'n'rollers, Lear Haven, will be tearing up Convergence's Cosmic Main Stage on Saturday, September 20! This is an up-and-coming act that you don't want to miss. (Check out their latest track “Up the Road” on all streaming platforms today)

Oshawa’s own Blamethrower is set to bring their signature edge to the Convergence Anti-Gravity stage this year. Known for their hard-hitting sound and commanding live shows, Blamethrower has carved out a space in Ontario’s rock scene with driving riffs, sharp lyrics, and an intensity that’s impossible to ignore. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering them for the first time, their performance promises an unforgettable blend of raw energy and refined musicianship. Catch them at Convergence on Saturday, September 20th and see why Blamethrower continues to make waves in their hometown and beyond.

Juno Award-winning singer-songwriter Aysanabee, whose powerful storytelling and soulful sound have captivated audiences across the country.

Juno-nominated alternative pop band Valley, known for their energetic performances and chart-topping hits has amassed over 1.2 billion streams worldwide and toured extensively across North America, Asia, and Australia