On June 28 and 29, Line Spike Frontenac 2025 will stage one of the largest pre-Canada Day music events in the nation — a homebrown musical harvest set in the breathtaking hills of Frontenac County, Ont. Bringing together national icons and rising stars, the two-day festival promises an unforgettable celebration of community, inspiration, and unapologetic Canadian pride with legendary artists Burton Cummings, Walk Off The Earth, Chantal Kreviazuk, Alan Frew, Kelsi Mayne and Madison Galloway.
Created by Get2ThePoint Productions Inc. and producer/promoter Jeremy Campbell, Line Spike Frontenac is a tribute to Canadian resilience and unity in uncertain times. Frontenac County, just north of Kingston, is a hidden gem brimming with cottage country charm, granite ridges, pristine lakes, and soul-soothing trails. A perfect weekend escape,, it offers a scenic and serene backdrop for music lovers looking to turn this festival into a staycation. Even better: The lineup is iconic, eclectic and 100% homegrown:
Burton Cummings
One of Canada’s most treasured rock icons, Burton Cummings brings his timeless voice and towering legacy to the stage. As the singer of The Guess Who, Cummings delivered classics like American Woman, These Eyes and Share The Land. His solo career boasts chart-toppers such as Stand Tall and My Own Way To Rock, with album sales exceeding 10 million worldwide.
Walk Off The Earth
The genre-defying pop innovators known for their viral covers and platinum-selling originals (Red Hands, Rule the World) are set to bring their kaleidoscope of sound and spectacle to Frontenac. With Juno Awards to their credit, WOTE are known for their wild instruments, contagious energy, and a show that will have you dancing from the first chord to the last confetti cannon.
Chantal Kreviazuk
A multi-platinum singer-songwriter, composer and humanitarian, Winnipeg’s Chantal Kreviazuk is beloved for emotionally rich hits like Surrounded, Before You and In This Life. Her work as a songwriter spans artists from Drake to Gwen Stefani, and her voice has become a defining sound in Canadian pop. She’ll bring both heartfelt intimacy and powerhouse vocals to her main stage performance.
Alan Frew
As the longtime frontman of the iconic ’80s band Glass Tiger, Scottish-born singer-songwriter Alan Frew is known for platinum-selling albums like The Thin Red Line and hits like Don’t Forget Me (When I’m Gone) and Someday, both of which dominated global charts and helped the band sell five million records worldwide. With an award-winning career spanning decades and a voice that continues to shine, Frew’s solo performance is guaranteed to be a singalong master class in Canadian rock history.
Kelsi Mayne
Country-pop firecracker Kelsi Mayne is a rising force in Canadian music. From her anthem Takin’ U Home to charting in the Top 10 on SiriusXM with As I Go, Mayne is proving she’s more than a triple-threat — she’s a powerhouse. Her fierce work ethic and genre-blending edge make her one of the most compelling new voices in the country scene, as you’re sure to see during her set.
Madison Galloway
At just 24, Madison Galloway has already made waves with her blues-infused roots-rock sound. Her EP Open Your Eyes and performances alongside The Glorious Sons and 54•40 have cemented her status as a future headliner. Drawing on folk, rock, and southern twang, she’s an earthy, magnetic presence who brings depth and authenticity to the Line Spike experience.
But the music is only part of the magic. Maple Leaf Vendor Village will spotlight Canadian-made goods, with artisans and manufacturers showcasing everything from gourmet maple treats to locally crafted outdoor gear. It’s a nod to Canada’s entrepreneurial spirit and an economic boost for the region.
Set against a backdrop of towering pines, serene lakes, and community warmth, Line Spike Frontenac 2025 invites you to rediscover what it means to be Canadian — proud, passionate, and unified through music. Tickets go on pre-sale March 31 at the Line Spike website.
