The City of Brampton’s New Year’s Eve 2021 celebration will look different due to COVID-19. To protect the health and safety of the community, all activities will take place online, right here!

This year’s virtual show will begin at 8 pm with messages from Mayor Patrick Brown and Members of Council, and a pre-recorded performance by cover band Soular. Brampton hip hop artist Haviah Mighty and JUNO-nominated Canadian indie rock band Tokyo Police Club will perform Live from The Rose! Both performances will be livestreamed to this webpage. There will be no in-person performances this year. 

In classic Brampton New Year’s Eve fashion, take part in a range of fun family-friendly activities and entertainment starting at noon on December 31. Enjoy our programming from the comfort of your own home, as all activities and entertainment will be online only. There will be no in-person events this year. Have a look at the Activity and Entertainment sections below to see what will be available for you to enjoy!

Order in this New Year’s Eve! This year, a list of local restaurants open for pick-up or delivery New Year’s Eve will be made available in the Restaurant Listing below. Try something new or enjoy your favourite local meal.

Let’s stay connected this year – be sure to share your at-home Brampton New Year’s Eve 2021 celebrations with us on social media by tagging @CityBrampton and using #BramptonNewYearsEve and #BramptonTogether.

Haviah Mighty 

Raised in a musical household in Brampton, Haviah Mighty started singing at the age of 4, rapping at 11, and producing at 15. Haviah has been releasing music independently since 2009, but it was her project, Flower City (2017), that propelled her career into further success. Mighty recently released Polaris Prize-winning album, 13th Floor, her most successful project to date, making history as the first hip hop artist and first Black woman to ever receive the award.

Tokyo Police Club

Tokyo Police Club is an indie rock band from Newmarket, Ontario, featuring vocalist and bassist David Monks, keyboardist Graham Wright, guitarist Josh Hook, and drummer Greg Alsop. The band has been nominated for multiple JUNO awards, most recently in 2019 for Alternative Album of the Year.