Planning a trip and curious about the best music festivals in Canada in 2026? You’re in the right place. I’ve put together what I think is the ultimate Canadian music festival bucket list—packed with everything from epic camping weekends and underground electronic gatherings to massive city festivals and genre-spanning events that showcase the country’s incredible diversity.
I’ve always had a soft spot for Canada—not just for its unreal landscapes and friendly vibes, but for its music scene, which feels like it’s constantly evolving and pushing creative boundaries. Living in Seattle, I’m lucky enough to be close by, and I’m always looking for excuses to head north and experience more of it for myself. Whether you’re planning a full-on festival trip or just curious about what’s out there, these are the coolest and best music festivals in Canada you’ll want to add to your list.
Take a look at what I believe to be are the Top 30 Music Festivals in Canada!!
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1) Shambhala Music Festival
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When: July 24-27, 2026
Where: Salmo River Ranch, British Columbia
https://shambhalamusicfestival.com/
“This is Canada’s premiere Electronic Music Festival! Cutting edge Talent, Lights and Sound come together in Paradise to give life to a non-sponsored family run anomaly. Seeing it for yourself is the only way to understand exactly what is Shambhala.”
This has been at the top of my festival bucket list for years, and I’m thinking that 2026 is finally the year I make it to this infamous Canadian festival. Everyone I know who has been (and attend every year) say it’s truly spectacular, and is definitely one of their favorite times of the year. Complete with incredible camping, unbeatable Shambhala Fam vibes, massive stages, and insanely stacked line-ups – Shambhala is guaranteed to be a highlight of your summer!
Voted Best Festival in North America 2019 by the readers of DJ Mag
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Fun Fact: During the festival, Shambhala Music Festival becomes the largest city in the West Kootenay.
2) Veld Music Festival
Veld Music Festival | Credit: @paulignac.io
When: July 31- August 2, 2026
Where: Toronto, Ontario
https://veldmusicfestival.com/
VELD Music Festival is Canada’s ultimate playground for EDM lovers.
Spanning across three days with over 45 internationally acclaimed Dance Music and Hip-Hop acts, Veld Music Festival showcases some of the most revered names in the music industry lighting up Toronto’s Downsview Park every summer.
With multiple stages, jaw-dropping visuals, and a crowd full of neon-clad partygoers, VELD is where music, energy, and pure summer vibes collide. It’s the perfect excuse to let loose, dance like nobody’s watching, and soak up the electric atmosphere under the open sky.
Beyond the beats, VELD amps up the experience with delicious food trucks, cool festival merch, and interactive installations that keep the vibe alive all day long. Think of it as the summer’s main event—a neon-lit, bass-thumping, party-packed adventure you’ll be talking about for years.
3) Contact Winter Music Festival
Credit: Contact Winter Music Festival
When: December 2026
Where: Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada’s Largest Indoor Electronic Music Festival
Contact is an annual dance music celebration held in the vibrant city of Vancouver transforming the BC Place stadium into an epic party haven, drawing some of the biggest names in the industry to close out the year in style.
From high-energy EDM and big room house to pulsating trance, trap, and even rap, the lineup features a mix of globally renowned headliners, emerging artists, and talented local DJs who bring their unique sounds to the massive crowd.
Known for its electrifying atmosphere and state-of-the-art production, Contact offers festival-goers a chance to immerse themselves in stunning visuals, mind-blowing light shows, and heart-pounding beats.
The two-day event is a highlight of the holiday season, perfect for music lovers who want to dance the night away while celebrating the diversity of dance music!
4) Osheaga Music & Art Festival
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When: July 31- August 2, 2026
Where: Montreal, Quebec
Osheaga is a unique and eclectic music festival set against the stunning backdrop of Montreal’s Parc Jean-Drapeau. Spanning three days with a diverse and star-studded lineup, the festival has something to offer every music lover. Since its inception in 2006, Osheaga has become one of Canada’s premier music events, drawing 135,000 fans annually from around the globe. Held on Saint Helen’s Island, the festival features multiple outdoor stages that create an immersive experience for attendees.
Celebrating both music and visual arts, Osheaga is dedicated to showcasing emerging local and national talent, giving them a platform to perform alongside world-famous artists. Past headliners have included global icons like Coldplay, Arcade Fire, Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, The Black Keys, Radiohead, and Florence + The Machine.
Across several days, more than 100 bands perform at Parc Jean-Drapeau and other venues around Montreal, creating a festive summer atmosphere. Leading up to the main event, the city comes alive with concerts and art exhibitions, making Osheaga more than just a festival—it’s a celebration of creativity and culture.
5) North by Northeast (NXNE) Festival
When: June 10-14, 2026
Where: Toronto, Ontario
5 days and nights of live music. Over 200 bands and performers. 20+ of Toronto’s best clubs/ venues. Hundreds of gigs.
NXNE is Canada’s most important discovery music festival, presenting thousands of essential emerging artists , often just before they break, from across Canada and around the world – since 1995.
Over 20 of Toronto’s best live music venues will again come alive with great new music! Musicians and live music fans are welcome at NX HQ, festival headquarters – a busy artist and festival hub – featuring performance, lounge, panels, parties, band merch and more. Located at It’s OK in the heart of Toronto’s live music district.
6) Quebec City Summer Festival
When: July 9-19, 2026
Where: Toronto, Quebec
https://www.infofestival.com/en/
11 days of music in the heart of Quebec City
Every year, the Festival d’été de Québec attracts over one million festival-goers to Québec City’s historical district for concerts by international superstars and top new talent. Colourful street performers also bring their special magic to the Festival, not to mention the great program of shows and activities for the whole family.
300 shows, 10 venues and 11 days of music make the Festival d’été de Québec one of Canada’s biggest music festivals. Past headliners includes artists like, Sting and Peter Gabriel, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Brad Paisley, Duran Duran, The Lumineers, Ice Cube, Selena Gomez, Flo Rida, Half Moon Run, Hedley and Rammstein.
7) Pop Montreal
Credit: Pop Montreal/ Louis Long
When: September 23-27, 2026
Where: Montreal, Quebec
POP Montreal International Music Festival is a non-profit community organization dedicated to celebrating and supporting independent art forms. With a mission to spotlight both emerging artists and established talents from around the globe, the festival provides a platform for creativity and cultural exchange, fostering a vibrant and inclusive artistic community.
Entering its 23rd year, POP Montreal’s flagship event is a dynamic five-day festival held each fall, featuring an eclectic lineup of over 450 bands. Beyond music, the festival offers a multidisciplinary experience with film screenings, art exhibitions, fashion showcases, and panels, transforming venues across Montreal into hubs of creativity.
Known for its intimate performances and diverse programming, POP Montreal is not just a music festival—it’s a celebration of innovation and the arts, drawing fans and creators from all walks of life.
8) Chasing Summer Festival
Credit: Chasing Summer Music Festival
When: August 1-2, 2026
Where: Calgary, Alberta
http://www.chasingsummerfestival.com/
Western Canada’s biggest EDM event, Chasing Summer, is back in Calgary for two electrifying days of music and energy!
Living on the Canadian prairies means embracing the fleeting moments of summer, a season that feels all too brief compared to the long, snow-filled winters. Summer becomes a precious pursuit, a time to soak in every ray of sunshine and savor every warm breeze before autumn signals the inevitable return of the cold. This deep appreciation for summer fuels the passion behind Chasing Summer, a festival dedicated to capturing and celebrating the magic of this beloved season.
With world-class DJs, mesmerizing stage designs, and an atmosphere charged with excitement, Chasing Summer creates an unforgettable experience for music lovers. It’s not just a festival—it’s a tribute to the joy, freedom, and vibrancy that define Canada’s cherished summer days.
9) Meme Festival
When: June 2026
Where: Winnipeg, Canada
Western Canada’s Premiere Urban Electronic Music Festival
The Manitoba Electronic Music Exhibition (MEME) is the only annual event in Western Canada that highlights local and international electronic musicians at such a high profile and free public venue (The Cube).
MEME is a festival that presents refined cutting edge electronic music performed using the latest in new creative technologies. MEME is a combination of 21st century artistic exploration and a collective celebration of human creativity expressed through a symbiotic relationship with technology.
MEME is an experience that delivers a wide array of eclectic sonic soundscapes that are intellectually stimulating and also beckoning to the dancefloor. Some of the musical styles you can expect to hear at MEME include a broad spectrum of house, techno, deep dub, psychedelic, world, nu-jazz, ambient and experimental sounds.”
10) Mutek Montreal Festival
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When: August 25-30, 2026
Where: Montreal, Quebec
MUTEK Montréal Festival returns taking over the Quartier des spectacles for nearly a week of cutting-edge electronic music, audiovisual performances, and digital art. Set in the heart of downtown Montréal, the festival brings together a mix of global talent and emerging artists, with a strong focus on live sets, experimental sound, and immersive visual experiences spread across indoor venues, outdoor stages, and creative spaces.
I’ve always loved festivals that push creative boundaries, and MUTEK is one I’d personally love to experience for its forward-thinking vibe and artistic edge. With editions held in cities like Barcelona, Tokyo, and Mexico City, it’s clearly made a huge impact worldwide—but there’s something special about experiencing it in Montréal, where it all began.
11) Escapade Music Festival
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When: July 26-28, 2026
Where: Ottawa, Canada
Escapade Music Festival—has grown into one of Canada’s biggest electronic music festivals, and its 15th anniversary is shaping up to be a massive celebration. Held in Ottawa, it brings together a diverse lineup across four distinct stages: the main stage for big headliners, a bass stage for heavier drops, a trance stage for melodic journeys, and the Dreambox stage, which is especially exciting because it spotlights local and emerging talent. It’s the kind of setup that lets you explore different sounds all in one weekend, whether you’re into house, trap, or harder bass genres.
Personally, I love festivals that give equal attention to both global stars and up-and-coming artists, and Escapade really seems to nail that balance. If I were there, I’d probably spend half my time stage-hopping just to catch a bit of everything, and the other half discovering new artists at Dreambox. It feels like one of those festivals where you walk away with a bunch of new favorite DJs.
12) Bass Coast Festival
Credit: Bass Coast Festival Canada
When: Merritt, British Columbia
Where: July 10-13, 2026
Bass Coast Festival is a thoughtfully curated boutique music and art festival.
Bass Coast Festival is one of those rare events that feels more like an immersive art experience than just a music festival. It’s a fully independent, artist-run gathering that blends electronic music with large-scale art installations, workshops, and interactive experiences. Set in the stunning Nicola Valley near Merritt, the natural surroundings are a huge part of what makes it so special—think river swims by day and dancing under the stars at night.
What really stands out to me is how intentional everything about Bass Coast feels. It’s proudly DIY, run by women, and completely free of corporate sponsorships, which gives it a super authentic, community-driven vibe.
Living in Seattle, I’ve got a ton of friends who go every single year—and almost all of them say it’s their absolute favorite festival. From what I’ve heard (and seen), it’s not just about the lineup—it’s the people, the creativity, and that feeling of being totally present in nature that keeps everyone coming back.
13) Departure Festival
When: May 4-10, 2026
Where: Toronto, Ontario
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Departure is a dynamic and innovative launchpad featuring diverse talent, boundless energy, and committed artists. This kind of ambition and audacity draws talent from all across Canada and internationally, energizes creatives from all disciplines, and offers a fresh spark of inspiration that keeps passion alive. Here, you’ll discover new talent, groundbreaking work, and innovative ideas.
The reimagined Canadian Music Week is ready to embody and honour the extraordinary spirit that defines the Canadian and global creative community – a true celebration of artistry!
14) IleSoniq Music Festival
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When: August 8-9, 2026
Where: Montreal, Quebec
ÎLESONIQ is a high-energy electronic and urban music festival held at Parc Jean-Drapeau, just minutes from downtown Montreal. Since launching in 2014, it’s transformed the island into a vibrant, colorful oasis for two full days of music, bringing in huge names like Skrillex, Deadmau5, and Above & Beyond. With its playful décor and riverside setting, it feels like a mini escape right in the city.
Personally, this is one I’d absolutely love to experience for myself. The mix of big-name artists, immersive visuals, and that unique island location so close to downtown makes it sound like such a fun and accessible festival. It’s definitely the kind of event I’d plan a whole Montreal trip around.
15) RBC Royal Bank Bluesfest
Credit: RBC Royal Bank Bluesfest
When: July 9-19, 2026
Where: Lebreton Flats, Ottawa
Ottawa’s Hottest Summer Music Festival!
Ottawa Bluesfest is one of the biggest and most well-known music festivals in North America, even earning a spot among the world’s top outdoor festivals by Billboard. Held at LeBreton Flats Park in downtown Ottawa, it brings together huge crowds every year for a massive, multi-stage event featuring thousands of artists from around the world. Despite the name, it’s not just blues, you’ll find everything from rock and pop to hip-hop and electronic, which is a big part of its appeal.
I’ll be honest, I’m not the biggest blues fan myself, but this still looks like such a fun time. The scale of the festival, the variety of music, and the overall energy make it feel like one of those bucket-list events you go to for the experience as much as the lineup. It seems like the kind of place where you can discover new artists, hang out with friends all day, and just soak in that classic summer festival atmosphere.
16) Sound of Music Festival
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When: June 2026
Where: Spencer Smith Park, Burlington, Ontario
Canada’s Largest Free Music Festival!
Sound of Music has exploded in size since it’s modest beginnings in 1980 as a marching band parade. Due to the passion, love and commitment of hundreds of volunteers, a small staff, and a roster of generous sponsors and suppliers music takes over Burlington Downtown and Waterfront.
As the region’s largest music event we support an eclectic combination of new and emerging artists, past favourites and some of today’s most popular performers.
Music can be heard throughout our downtown for ten days straight. From our ticketed Kick-off Concert, to our Sound of Music Club Series that brings local talent to the spotlight one show at a time, and of course our Grande Festival Parade, an ongoing tradition since 1980, there’s no shortage of entertainment on every corner.
17) Boots and Hearts Music Festival
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When: August 7-9, 2026
Where: Barrie, Ontario
Boots & Hearts Music Festival is Canada’s largest camping and country music festival, held at Burl’s Creek Event Grounds. It’s all about that “work hard, play harder” spirit—bringing people together for a full-on weekend of live country music, camping under the stars, and celebrating with friends. With major country stars, a huge crowd, and a lively atmosphere, it’s become a staple summer event for country fans across the country.
Country music also isn’t usually my go-to, but this still looks like such a fun time. There’s just something about the mix of live music, camping, and that big festival energy that feels hard to resist. It seems like the kind of place where you go for the vibes, meet great people, and end up having an unforgettable weekend—even if you don’t know every song.
18) Winnipeg Folk Festival
When: July 9-12, 2026
Where: Bird’s Hill Provincial Park, Winnipeg
Winnipeg Folk Festival is one of Canada’s premier outdoor music festivals, held each July at Birds Hill Park. Known for its relaxed, community-focused vibe, it’s all about enjoying great live music in nature—whether that’s dancing barefoot in the grass, lounging in the sun, or connecting with friends old and new over a shared love of folk music.
More than just a four-day event, it’s also a year-round arts organization that supports the local music scene through concerts, education, and outreach programs. With its welcoming atmosphere and strong sense of community, the festival feels less like a typical event and more like a summer tradition centered around music, connection, and slowing down to appreciate the moment.
19) Sled Island Music & Arts Festival
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When: June 17-21, 2026
Where: Sled Island, Calgary, Alberta
Since 2007, Sled Island’s thoughtful, eclectic programming and independent spirit have produced a one-of-a-kind festival experience. Each June, the five-day music and arts festival brings together a community of music, comedy, film and art as well as over 40,000 attendees in 30 venues, earning rave reviews from attendees, artists and media across the globe.
Sled Island takes over Calgary with events hosted at various venues, from intimate spaces to larger performance halls, creating a citywide celebration of creativity. With hundreds of performances and events, Sled Island offers an immersive cultural experience for attendees, blending music, art, and community engagement.
20) Cavendish Beach Music Festival
When: July 9-11, 2026
Where: Cavendish, Prince Edward Island
https://cavendishbeachmusic.com/
Once a cow pasture in Cavendish, Prince Edward Island, the Cavendish Beach Music Festival has blossomed into the largest multi-day outdoor music festival in Atlantic Canada! Every year, over 60,000 music lovers make their way to this iconic event, drawn by the biggest names in country music, the stunning beachside setting, the warmest waters north of the Carolinas, and the chance to create unforgettable memories. With world-class camping, delicious dining, and a laid-back East Coast vibe, it’s the perfect way to kick back and enjoy the summer.
Country music festivals in Canada are on the rise, and Cavendish is at the top of the list. Two-time winner of the CCMA for Festival/Event of the Year, this festival has hosted a star-studded lineup over the years. With a mix of major country acts, incredible views, and a fun, energetic crowd, the Cavendish Beach Music Festival is the ultimate summer escape for anyone who loves great music and good times!
21) Big Valley Jamboree
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When: July 30 – August 2, 2026
Where: Camrose, Alberta
https://www.bigvalleyjamboree.com/
5 Time CCMA Award Winner – Country Music Event of the Year
The Big Valley Jamboree is one of Canada’s largest and most beloved country music festivals, held annually in Camrose, Alberta. Since its inception in 1990, BVJ has become a staple of the country music scene, drawing thousands of fans from across the country and beyond. The festival typically spans four days over the August long weekend and features performances from some of the biggest names in country music, both established stars and emerging talent.
Held at the Camrose Regional Exhibition Grounds, BVJ offers not just incredible live music but also camping, local food vendors, and a lively, welcoming atmosphere. It’s more than just a music festival; it’s a celebration of country culture, with attendees enjoying everything from line dancing to rodeo-inspired events.
22) Friendzy Fest
When: August 6-9, 2026
Where: Rangeton Park, Alberta
Friendzy Fest is a fast-growing grassroots festival that started as a small getaway among friends and has quickly turned into a beloved event in western Canada. Held at Rangeton Park along the scenic Pembina River, it combines music, nature, and community in a laid-back setting just outside Edmonton. With its “where friends become family” vibe, it’s all about connection, creativity, and escaping the everyday.
The festival continues to grow each year, now featuring multiple stages—including a beach stage—along with impressive production, light shows, and a mix of local and national artists. Add in themed days, food trucks, and riverside scenery, and it feels like one of those hidden gems that’s more about the experience and community than anything else.
23) Inter.Sect Art & Music Festival
When: June 2026
Where: High Prairie, Alberta
Inter.Sect Festival is a unique, immersive event built around the concept of a crashed starship on a distant, uninhabited planet—turning the entire festival into a sci-fi fantasy experience. Created by Dropaganda Productions, it blends storytelling with a diverse music lineup that spans everything from electronic and hip-hop to rock and country, making it accessible to a wide range of tastes.
Hosted at the Elks Rodeo Grounds, the festival benefits from solid infrastructure while still maintaining a grassroots, community-driven feel. At its core, Inter.Sect focuses on inclusivity, safety, and creativity—something I really appreciate. It feels like more than just a music festival; it’s an experience where you can fully lean into the theme, explore something different, and be part of a welcoming, imaginative environment.
24) Country Thunder
When: July (Saskatchewan) & August (Calgary)
Where: Calgary, Alberta & Craven, Saskatchewan (two events)
https://www.countrythunder.com/ab
Country Thunder Music Festival has been a staple in the country music scene for over two decades, and it’s easy to see why it’s built such a loyal following, especially in Canada. With events held in provinces like Alberta and Saskatchewan, it brings big-name country artists, massive crowds, and that classic summer festival energy to some pretty scenic, wide-open settings. It’s the kind of place where you’ll find people in cowboy boots and hats, singing along to every word, and fully embracing the country lifestyle for the weekend.
What really makes Country Thunder stand out, particularly in Canada—is how it blends major headliners with that laid-back, community-driven vibe. It’s not just about the music; it’s about camping, late nights with friends, and that sense of escape you get from being out in nature. Even if country isn’t your usual genre, it’s hard not to get caught up in the atmosphere. It feels like one of those quintessential Canadian summer experiences that’s as much about the people and the setting as it is about the lineup.
25) Igloofest Festival
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When: January-March 2026 (Three Festivals)
Where: Montreal, Gatineau & Quebec City
The coldest music festival in the world!
Igloofest is a unique winter electronic music festival held in Canada, known for its frosty yet vibrant atmosphere. Taking place outdoors, this festival embraces the cold by encouraging attendees to bundle up in their best winter gear and dance the night away to live DJ sets. Originally launched in Montreal in 2007, Igloofest has become a staple winter event, blending electronic music with the thrill of experiencing an outdoor party during the colder months.
For 2025, Igloofest will expand its celebrations to Montreal, Quebec City, and Gatineau, offering fans across the country a chance to experience the fun. Attendees can expect high-energy performances, dazzling light shows, and a lively community of music lovers all enjoying the frosty atmosphere. Whether you’re a local or traveling from afar, Igloofest is a fantastic way to enjoy winter and dance through the chill.
26) Le FestiVoix de Trois-Rivières
When: June 25 – July 5, 2026
Where: Trois-Rivières, Quebec
https://festivoix.com/english/
Le FestiVoix de Trois-Rivières is an annual music festival held in Trois-Rivières, Quebec, known for its vibrant celebration of French-language music and culture. Since its founding in 1998, this festival has become a major event in the region, attracting music lovers from across Canada and beyond.
Over the course of 10 days, the festival transforms the city into a lively hub of music, featuring performances from a diverse mix of French-speaking artists in various genres, including pop, rock, indie, and world music.
27) Kitchener Blues Festival
When: August 6-9, 2026
Where: Kitchener, Ontario
https://www.kitchenerbluesfestival.com/
Taking place over several days in August, the festival features performances by both legendary blues artists and emerging talent, drawing thousands of music lovers to the city.
28) Field Trip Festival
When: July 2026 (TBC)
Where: Toronto, Ontario
“Since its launch in 2013, we have proudly grown Field Trip Music & Arts Festival into a multi-disciplinary, cross-generational event unlike any other. Thanks to the timeless performances of each artist, our partners, supporters, and most of all, our fans, Field Trip has become the distinctive start of summertime in Downtown Toronto, and our favourite weekend of the year.”
“Field Trip is about so much more than just great, world-class music. Food, art, comedy, family, fashion and a spirit of discovery are among our many inspirations and each year’s Field Trip is dedicated to collaborative explorations of these themes.”
29) Bomfest
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When: June 2025 (TBC)
Where: Edmonton, Alberta
The energy at BOMFEST is truly electric! From the moment you walk through the gates, you’ll feel the excitement and anticipation in the air. The sound of the music and the crowd’s cheers will send shivers down your spine, and you’ll be swept up in the energy of the moment.
With world-class DJs and performers taking the stage, BOMFEST will leave you with memories that will last a lifetime! This epic one-day mega rave brings one of the biggest EDM line-ups over the Canadian summer! With an amazing venue, lovely PLUR vibes, and top notch tunes – this is a must experience electronic music festival in Canada!
Am I missing any epic music festivals in Canada?
There really are an incredible amount of festivals up in Canada, so i’m sure I missed some good ones! If you think I need to add any specific Canadian music festivals or city-wide event, please do let me know! I’d love to keep this list as up-to-date as possible :-) .
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Ottawa Bluesfest, the biggest festival of the Canadian lot. Everyone’s invited!!
https://soundofmusic.ca/ … Not what it used to be, but still a fun fathers day weekend … Burlington Sound of Music.
Three major Folk Festivals: Edmonton, Calgary and Winnipeg. Also Big Valley Jamboree in Camrose, Alberta.
Come to Alberta in the summer, we have lots of music festivals as well as The Edmonton Fringe Festival, the largest Fringe Festival outside of Edinburgh!
IleSoniq in Montreal is a big one you missed for sure!
You forgot Bomfest: Edmonton Alberta June 19,20
Ever after in kitchener
Heavy MTL Montebello Rock are great ones!
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I would suggest adding festivals from Newfoundland and Labrador. While a little further to go, well worth the trip!
Canada Day on George Street
Halloween Mardi Gras on George St.
George Street Fest-August
Iceberg Alley Festival- June
Salmon Fest- July
NL Folk Fest- July
The Gathering in Burlington, NL
Plus every town has their own local summer festivals or winter carnivals
You need to add the Kitchener Blues Festival August 4-7 – its one of Canada’s largest Blues festivals. See http://www.kitchenerbluesfestival.com for details
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I’m so excited for the music festivals in Canada in 2023! I can’t wait to see which ones are included!
I’m sorry folks, but the biggest music festival in Canada is the Quebec summer festival. In fact, after coachella, it’s the second music festival in America.