CallHome Music Festival returns to Lions Park in Brantford, Ontario on July 24 and 25 with its biggest lineup to date, bringing together some of the most iconic names in alternative rock, punk rock, and Canadian music for a massive two-day summer event.
Friday, July 24 will feature performances from Bush, Matthew Good and His Band, Fefe Dobson, and the festival’s annual Battle of the Bands winner opening the main stage.
Saturday, July 25 will be headlined by legendary California punk rock icons The Offspring alongside performances from Gob, Econoline Crush, and Sumo Cyco. Tickets are available now through CallHomeFest.ca.
Few punk rock bands have remained as culturally dominant as The Offspring. The band’s latest album, SUPERCHARGED, continued their decades-long run of success while songs from across their catalog crossed the coveted Spotify Billions Chart milestone. Their latest single “Make It All Right” reached #1 across multiple formats, including the Alternative Rock Chart, Alternative Airplay Chart, Active Rock Chart, and Billboard Rock & Alternative Airplay Chart, further cementing the band’s status as one of punk rock’s most enduring acts.
Bush arrive at CallHome Music Festival fresh off the release of their 10th studio album, I Beat Loneliness. Produced by frontman Gavin Rossdale alongside Erik Ron, the album explores themes of emotional vulnerability, resilience, and mental health while showcasing the band’s continued evolution more than three decades into their career.
Beyond the main stage, CallHome Music Festival has built a reputation for spotlighting emerging Canadian talent on its second stage. Previous editions of the festival have featured rising acts such as Jupiter Hollow, and The Good Goddamns, helping introduce the next generation of artists to a growing audience of music fans from across Ontario.
Originally launched in 2015 as WTFest, CallHome Music Festival was created to bring a major outdoor music event back to Brantford, historically known as the “Telephone City.” Founded by Jamie Stephens of JSE Events alongside Lance of Calbeck Investments, the festival has grown into one of Ontario’s premier summer rock destinations.
Over the years, CallHome has hosted an impressive lineup of artists including Goo Goo Dolls, Our Lady Peace, Billy Talent, Buckcherry, Monster Truck, Big Wreck, Collective Soul, and Soul Asylum.
For additional information and ticket purchases, visit CallHomeFest.ca.