VidCon is where the world’s leading digital creators, platform innovators, and their fans converge in one place. It's the power of digital culture and its creators in real life.
If you love digital content, you’re not alone. Like, really not alone. There are literally millions of people creating content, promoting digital culture, and thinking about the future of the digital media industry and creator economy.
VidCon is where everyone involved in that digital magic comes together, in real life and in real time. The creators, the fans, the brands – all of us in one place.
Fans make new friends and geek out about their fav creators, creators expand their reach, and groundbreaking industry exchanges happen here. VidCon is THE destination for all who dwell in the community of digital creators and content. And we want you — whether you’re a creator, a fan, or a part of the industry— to be part of it. Join us at VidCon!
VidCon was founded by veteran YouTube creators John and Hank Green (Vlogbrothers) and recently became part of the FAN EXPO business. With more than one million fans across North America, FAN EXPO is the largest comic con event producer in the world, bringing together pop culture enthusiasts from around the world to celebrate all things fandom.
Heading into its 30th year, NXNE is Canada’s leading discovery festival for emerging new music. Designed to support the live music scene in Toronto, NXNE presents 250+ bands in 20+ of the city's best live music venues (June 11-15, 2025) for the ultimate club-hopping experience. With a commitment to Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, NXNE makes it a priority to present BIPOC and under-represented Canadians, by eliminating application fees - and by greatly reducing financial barriers for music fans by presenting showcases of at least 5 acts for a very low priced Full Festival Pass.
NXNE started in 1995 in partnership with Austin's SXSW and quickly gained a reputation for helping launch the careers of Canadian artists in intimate settings including: Sarah Harmer (1995), Billy Talent (1999), Sam Roberts (2002), Feist (2004), K’naan (2005), The Arkells (2007), The Beaches (2012), Daniel Caesar (2016) Haviah Mighty (2018) and thousands more - and producing successful festivals recognized by live music fans, musicians, media and industry alike.
Canadian Music Week is Canada’s leading annual entertainment event dedicated to the expression and growth of the country’s music, media and entertainment industries. Combining three information-intensive conferences; a trade exposition; three awards shows and the nation’s largest new music festival, Canadian Music Week festival spans a week of performances, with over 600 artists at 40 live music venues in downtown Toronto. All convention functions take place at the Westin Harbour Castle Hotel, 1 Harbour Square Toronto. For more information, visit www.cmw.net.