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Festival celebrating 'analog traditions'

The Festival celebrating 'analog traditions' marks its fifth year in Kingston, Ontario, featuring musical performances across two days. Headlining acts include Oakland’s Souls of Mischief performing on Tuesday evening at The Broom Factory and singer-songwriter Fiver (Simone Schmidt) on Wednesday at 12 Cataraqui St.

Date
Jul 14-15, 2026
Festival celebrating 'analog traditions'

Event summary

Highlights

  • Performances by Souls of Mischief
  • Performance by Fiver (Simone Schmidt)
  • Celebration of 'analog traditions'
  • "Pay what you can" show for Fiver
The Festival celebrating 'analog traditions' takes place over two days in Kingston, Ontario, marking its fifth anniversary. What began as a one-day event has expanded due to increased public interest. The festival is presented by Many Moons events company.

On Tuesday, July 14, at 7:30 p.m., Oakland’s hip-hop group Souls of Mischief will perform at The Broom Factory, with opening acts Bag$ and Swordwall. Tickets for this show are $47.59. The following day, Wednesday, July 15, singer-songwriter Fiver, also known as Simone Schmidt, will present a solo show at 12 Cataraqui St. (Unit 1), starting at 7 p.m. The Wednesday performance is a "pay what you can" event, with a suggested donation of $20. Kingston’s Piner will open the show for Fiver, who is known for songs about the former Kingston asylum and has recently released a new record titled 'Cleaning House'.

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