PROJECT NOWHERE IV:
OCTOBER 1-3, 2026

STOMPBOX & PROJECT NOWHERE PRESENT:
A BAND CALLED DEATH
SEPTEMBER 18, 2026 @ REVUE CINEMA

Co-presented with Stompbox and ahead of their first Toronto show in 12 years - the much beloved documentary "A Band Called Death" will be screening at Revue Cinema on September 18th at 9:30PM.

Before Bad Brains, the Sex Pistols or even the Ramones, there was Death. Formed in the early ’70s by three teenage brothers from Detroit, Death is credited as being the first black punk band, and the Hackney brothers, David, Bobby, and Dannis, are now considered pioneers in their field. But it wasn’t until the 2000s — when a dusty 1974 demo tape made its way out of Bobby’s attic nearly 30 years after Death’s heyday — that anyone outside a small group of punk enthusiasts had even heard of them. The rediscovered tracks were released as…For the Whole World To See in 2009, and music fans worldwide had their minds blown. Equal parts electrifying rockumentary and epic family chronicle, the story of Death is one of brotherly love and fierce, divinely inspired expression.

Tickets on sale now!

PROJECT NOWHERE 2026
FULL LINEUP ANNOUNCEMENT
OCTOBER 1-3, 2026

TICKETS

Project Nowhere – Toronto’s multi-dimensional music festival taking place OCT 1-3, 2026 – has announced the second and final wave of artists for its electrifying fourth edition. This announcement includes over 40 additional artists, rounding out the festival’s lineup with modern vanguards and local legends spanning psych, noise, punk, avant-garde, and eclectic electronics.

Second wave additions include Brooklyn experimental noise trio Kill Alters, psychedelic cumbia from East LA’s Tropa Magica, NYC-based producer Sweater On Polo, Seoul-born/TO-based experimental electronic artist Korea Town Acid, motorik post-punk from Hot Garbage, cyber-dream shoegaze staples Mother Tongues, Montreal avant-pop duo Bibi Club, and a club night co-curated by fearless house/funk/electro explorer Tony Price.

You can hop between sets by shapeshifting groover Lee Paradise, experimental hardcore duo Index, the debut album release of post-punk powerhouse SO TIRED, Montreal-by-way-of-Detroit downtempo from wetdogg, Calgary art rockers Sunglaciers, minimal post-modern dub from Down Town, dreamy experimental frequencies from Erica, electronic hardware duo World News, Montreal post-grunge outfit Sunforger, noise rock four-piece Leona Hell, hardcore punk from Imploders, coldwave from Montreal’s Alan Harman, indie rock faves Heaven For Real, and many more. The second wave also unveiled an eclectic array of (mostly) late-night DJ programming including sets from R-oderick, Rabzi, Moon King, ZONES, Julia Dickens, and A.V. Maria of Time For co-curating three nights of club programming at Bambi's.

These additions will be joining the festival’s electrifying first wave of artists, including pioneering Detroit proto-punk band DEATH, Black Moth Super Rainbow frontman’s alter ego Tobacco, Meg Remy’s experimental pop outfit U.S. Girls, NYC noise gaze trio A Place To Bury Strangers, high-energy techno-punk from rapper/producer LustSickPuppy, lightning-hot Atlanta punks Upchuck, kraut-punk rhythm-blenders Horse Lords, noisy dancefloor reinventor Container, gothic folk multi-instrumentalist Ora Cogan, and jangle pop-rockers Ducks Ltd.

Transforming the festival’s spaces are the returning visual artists: lysergic darlings The Oscillitarium and Montreal VJ Anthony Piazza, joined by Toronto motion designer a.melv.

Project Nowhere’s multi-venue format will span nine stages in 2026, welcoming the addition of The Mod Club and Houndstooth as participating venues. Returning venues include St. Anne's Parish (Main & Lower Hall), The Garrison, The Baby G, BSMT254, Bambi's and Hank’s Liquor. Show-hopping with a 3-day pass is highly encouraged - it’s the only way to experience all the shows one's heart desires, all weekend long.

Co-presenters and curating partners for the festival’s fourth edition include Also Cool Mag, Loveless Collective, Maximum Exposure, Burn Down The Capital, Exclaim! Magazine, RANGE Magazine and Time For.

Early Bird passes are sold out and the second tier of 3-day passes are now on sale along with remaining Nowhere Club memberships, which include priority access to all venues.

Individual show tickets on sale Friday, August 7th, 2026.