According to a statement posted to the event’s social media pages, organizers said they have been in constant communication with the artists, city officials, emergency services, and medical officials.
Night two of Rock the Park will go ahead as planned after last night’s cancellation due to the air quality. According to a statement posted to the event’s social media pages, organizers said they have been in constant communication with the artists, city officials, emergency services, and medical officials. “We’re happy to share that everyone is aligned, and today’s show is going ahead as planned!” read the post.
The cancelled lineup for Wednesday included Valley, Michael Marcagi, Dylan Gossett, and The Lumineers.
- Published
- Jul 16, 2026
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- Jul 16, 2026
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- Ctv News
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- Environment
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