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6th Annual GUYESTOCK Brings Eight Hours of Live Local Music

Saturday, Sept 12th 2026 12-8pm
302 Juliet Rd, Peterborough

GUYESTOCK returns for its sixth year on Saturday, September 12, turning a private Peterborough property into an all-day outdoor music venue featuring eight local acts, two stages and eight straight hours of live entertainment.

The gates open at 11 a.m., with music running from noon until 8 p.m. at 302 Juliet Road. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, coolers and sun shades, although larger shades must be placed along the fence line so they do not block anyone’s view.

The 2026 lineup covers everything from classic rock and country to East Coast music, Elvis, British favourites and hits from the 1950s and ’60s.

GUYESTOCK 2026 LINEUP

12–1 p.m. — Michelle Prins — Variety
1–2 p.m. — The Next Level — ’50s and ’60s Rock
2–3 p.m. — Rockey Islanders — East Coast Music
3–4 p.m. — Stephanie Dauncey & Double Trouble — Country
4–5 p.m. — Berry Chumley — Elvis
5–6 p.m. — Rick & Gailie — British Music
6–7 p.m. — Ron Lane & Amanda Lilly
7–8 p.m. — Four Lanes Wide — Classic Rock

Admission is a $20 donation at the gate, with the proceeds divided equally among the performing artists. Individual bands may also have their own tip jars available.

A food vendor and washroom will be on site. Street parking is available, with additional parking arranged at Dave Patterson Auto on Parkhill Road.

GUYESTOCK takes place at the private home of Guye Vondette, who is hosting the event alongside Catherine McGrath. Laurie Wood is handling communications and the event’s Facebook page.

Organizers are asking guests to leave their pets at home and to respect the property, performers and fellow attendees. Anyone behaving inappropriately or disrespectfully may be asked to leave.

GUYESTOCK runs Saturday, September 12 from noon to 8 p.m. at 302 Juliet Road in Peterborough. Gates open at 11 a.m.

For updates, visit the Guyestock Facebook page.

thewire

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