Following 2018’s massive lineup, the 2019 bass doused edition has confirmed performances from Andy C, Chocolate Puma, Chris Lake, Feed Me, G Jones, Ganja White Night, Green Velvet, Justin Martin, MALAA, Mastadon, NOISIA, Rusko, Svdden Death, Wax Motif, Zomboy and more. The festival will see the return of bass music heavyweight, Excision, as well as melodic bass champion, ILLENIUM. Guests will be treated to a special Canadian debut set from Kill the Snails. The lineup also features exclusive back-to-back performances from the likes of Riot Ten B2B Sullivan King, Boogie T B4B SQUNTO B4B Subtronics B4B Al Ross, and dubstep prodigy Mastadon’s debut Canadian festival performance, not to mention other exclusives.

Canada’s leading electronic music event will see enhancements on all fronts with upgraded sound quality, stage developments, water supply, exclusive VIP benefits, and camping perks, set to make the festival the most immersive and expansive edition to date. Attendees can experience the 5 Wonders of Ever After Music Festival including the Mystifying Campgrounds – which will now see early check-in for campers on Thursday, June 6^th – Splash Island, The Mad Hatters Playhouse, Vender Village, and The Royal VIP Grounds; complete with additional bars and viewing areas.

The festival’s 5^th annual edition is shaping up to be the most colossal edition yet with extended hours of operation commencing from 1pm to 11pm across all three days. Festival attendees can look forward to enhanced sound quality by fully integrated production house, PK Sound, which will provide over 750,000 watts of full-fledged bass. Festivalgoers can expect enhanced designs for all three stages, presenting an all-encompassing audio-visual experience for attendees across the weekend. The festival’s 5^th annual celebration brings with it the largest Excalibur main stage in Ever After Music Festival history, as well as a fully activated On The Grand amphitheater stage complete with fully stocked bars, washrooms, and vendors. Local talent will make its way to the Ontario Stage, which will also benefit from sound and visual enhancements.