Just over the border, OSHEAGA Music and Arts Festival returns to Montréals Parc Jean-Drapeau from July 31 through August 2 with a full 2026 lineup, going into its 19 year. The three-night festival will feature a star-studded lineup led by internationally recognized artists, highlighting the festival’s ability to draw fans across the American border to Montréal.
OSHEAGA’s lineup features 87 artists performing throughout the weekend, anchored by three major headlining acts. Twenty One Pilots will close out Friday night, marking their return to OSHEAGA for the first time since 2015 with a catalogue of genre-blending hits including “Stressed Out,” “Ride,” and “Heathens.”
On Saturday, Calgary-born pop star Tate McRae will take the headlining spot following a sold-out Bell Centre performance and chart-topping singles such as “greedy,” “you broke me first,” and “exes.”
Lorde will close the festival on Sunday, returning for her third appearance at OSHEAGA with a catalogue of defining alt-pop anthems including “Royals,” “Team,” and “Green Light.”
Each night is curated to create an electric atmosphere, bringing together artists whose music spans generations and genres. Rock and alternative artists including Turnstile, Franz Ferdinand, The Neighbourhood, Geese, and Wet Leg will share the stage alongside pop stars such as Zara Larsson, SOMBR, and The xx. Hip-hop will also play a major role across the weekend, with performances from Gunna and JID, while electronic will come from artists like Major Lazer and Empire of the Sun.
OSHEAGA as well as featuring global artists aims to highlight Canadian talent, with 26 Canadian artists featured on the 2026 lineup. Acts such as Wolf Parade, Mother Mother, Bob Moses, Tia Wood, Billie du Page, and Vandelux will perform.
Three-day festival passes go on sale Friday, February 27 at 10 a.m. ET, with general admission tickets starting at $425 CAD. Premium options including Party Deck, Gold, and Platinum packages will also be available. As part of the festival’s ongoing community efforts, $1 from every ticket sold will be donated to the evenko foundation to support music programs in schools across Québec.
For ticket information and festival updates, visit osheaga.com.
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