Longtime friends and acclaimed Canadian indie bands Metric, Broken Social Scene, and Stars announced the All the Feelings Tour, bringing their collective talents to stages across North America this summer. The 18-date tour, promoted by Live Nation, kicks off on Monday, June 8 in Austin, TX, before continuing with dates in Dallas, Denver, Phoenix, Bend, Chicago, Boston, and more before a Canadian stop at The Arena at TD Place on October 5th. In tandem with the tour announcement, Metric also revealed their new album, Romanticize the Dive, arriving April 24 via Thirty Tigers, alongside the release of their first single, “Victim of Luck”. Additionally, Broken Social Scene announced their new album, Remember The Humans, out May 8 via Arts & Crafts.
Ottawa
Max Amini
Step into the electric world of comedy sensation Max Amini! Since bursting onto the scene in Los Angeles in 2002, hes captured the hearts of millions of fans worldwide. Thrilling audiences as a headline act, Max is armed with a fresh array of comedy delights for this extraordinary Ottawa event that will leave you in stitches and rolling in the aisles! Join us in a hilarious evening as Max unleashes his trademark wit and charm, taking on lifes absurdities and delivering nonstop amusement.
Jimmy Car: Laughs Funny Tour
Jimmy Carr returns to The Arena at TD Place for his brand new 2026 Jimmy Carr Laughs Funny Tour.
WXV Rugby Series – Canada vs. England Women
Canada’s Women’s Rugby Team will play in Toronto and Ottawa this October marking the first time the squad takes a home pitch since placing second in the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025. The Rugby Rematch Tour, presented by Canadian Tire, will feature Canada’s Women’s Rugby Team, currently third in the world, facing off against world champion England on October 16 at BMO Field and October 23 and TD Place.
2026 Bytown Brawl II: The Tradition Continues
Professional wrestling returns to TD Place Arena on October 24, 2026. Last year, the PCW and its fans brought the house down at TD Place Arena with a spectacular event full of twists, turns, and excitement. The whole family experienced a magical and historic moment. Don’t miss the next installment of this new tradition. For this event, you’ll get to see wrestler Moose – a multiple TNA Wrestling (formerly Impact Wrestling) world champion – in action. This will be a rare appearance by this powerful and spectacular wrestler in our beautiful region. More stars will be announced shortly. Many of your PCW favorites will be back, including Big Daddy D‑Roy, the HartBreakers (members of the Hart family), Frank Milano, Vanessa Kraven, The Stallions, Jason Petitclerc, Nick Sullivan, Randy Berry and many more. Get your tickets NOW and don’t miss this unique event in Ottawa!
City Sounds Live – Ottawa Chamberfest Edition
City Sounds Live is a travelling music festival presented by the Ottawa Music Industry Coalition (OMIC) in partnership with BIAs and co-curators in various neighbourhoods around Ottawa. The Glebe BIA is excited to add live music to our charming neighbourhood! Catch our local musicians at the outdoor courtyard at Fourth Avenue Baptist Church and take in live music in the heart of the Glebe while you dine, shop or run your daily errands.
The Glebe BIA is proud to partner with Ottawa Chamberfest to bring world-class music to the neighbourhood! Since 1994, Chamberfest has grown into the world’s largest chamber music festival, filling some of Ottawa’s most beautiful churches, galleries and heritage spaces with everything from baroque to bold new works. City Sounds Live is your easygoing lead-in before Chamberfest takes over venues across the city July 23–August 2.
Paco Dvoi Altfolk Trio
11:00 – 11:45 PM
Paco Dvoi is an Ottawa-based altfolk singer-songwriter specializing in lyrical songs with existential themes. Together with Julia Ostertag on violin and Bob Muller on standup bass, Paco Dvoi Altfolk Trio stirs emotion and imagination with their poetic blend of voice, strings, and harmony.
Kathryn Patricia Cobbler
12:00 – 12:45 AM
Hailing from Canada’s Capital region, Loop pedal violist and composer, Kathryn Patricia Cobbler has crafted a singular niche in music improvisation and classical performance. She obsesses over creating uniquely arresting soundscapes, whether in solo recitals, composing and performing for art installations, and more. Named a CBC Trailblazer in 2021 and a recipient of one of Ottawa Arts Council’s Emerging Artist awards, she has been featured in Canada’s most notable Concert Series, Chamberfest, Music and Beyond, the National Arts Centre’s Sphere Festival to name a few.
