Festival D’été de Québec Headlined By Jelly Roll, Kesha, Muse, Limp Bizkit & More
Jelly Roll, Kesha, Muse and Limp Bizkit are just a few of the confirmed artists that will be headed to the picturesque, fairytale land known as Québec City this summer for the 58th edition of Festival d’Été de Québec.
The festival, which is beloved by fans, artists and music critics alike, including multiple members of this staff, returns July 9-19, 2026. Over 11 days, the festival will feature more than 200 acts on six stages with a mix of A-list and emerging talent representing a range of genres including pop, rock, country, folk, hip-hop, and reggae.
Along with the acts listed above, the 2026 headliners include The Lumineers, Michael Bublé, Souldia, Patrick Wilson, Gwen Stefani and Martin Garrix, with a spot saved on July 11 for an artist that’s promised to be revealed soon.
An announcement from organizers notes that other notable performers for 2026 include Cypress Hill, Daughtry, Royel Otis, Nate Smith, Lord Huron, Goldfinger, and Many More.
“FEQ is much more than a series of big concerts: it’s a gathering that brings people together and gives back,” said Nicolas Racine, President and CEO of BLEUFEU. “With two free stages and an affordably priced general-admission pass, we’re reaffirming a simple belief: music should be experienced everywhere, by as many people as possible, and generate positive benefits for our community. That’s the purpose of our commitment, year after year.”
Besides the global lineup and the appeal of hanging out in Québec City, a headline in its own right, another thing that sets FEQ apart is its incredibly low ticket price.
Passes for FEQ are available for $180 CAD ($132.77 USD), which breaks down to only $16.36 CAD ($12.05 USD) per day.
Passes for FEQ are available now at http://feq.ca/
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