Osheaga 2026 Unveils Star-Studded Headliners for Montreal Summer Festival
The Osheaga Music and Arts Festival has officially revealed its headline acts for the 2026 edition, set to take place in Montreal during the peak of summer. The festival will feature performances by chart-topping artists Twenty One Pilots, Canadian pop sensation Tate McRae, and acclaimed singer-songwriter Lorde.
A Diverse Musical Lineup for Festival-Goers
This announcement confirms earlier industry speculation about the festival's major draws. Twenty One Pilots, known for their energetic live shows and genre-blending sound, will bring their distinctive performance style to the Osheaga stage. Meanwhile, Tate McRae's inclusion represents a significant homecoming for the rising Canadian star, whose popularity has surged internationally in recent years.
Lorde, the New Zealand artist celebrated for her atmospheric pop and thoughtful lyrics, completes the trio of headliners. Her appearance marks a return to major festival circuits following her latest album cycle, promising a memorable performance for attendees.
Montreal's Premier Summer Music Event
The Osheaga festival, organized by evenko, has established itself as one of Canada's premier summer music destinations. Located in Montreal's Parc Jean-Drapeau on Île Sainte-Hélène, the event typically draws tens of thousands of music enthusiasts from across North America and beyond.
Festival organizers have indicated that additional lineup announcements will follow in the coming months, with expectations of a diverse roster featuring both established artists and emerging talent across multiple stages. The full schedule, ticket information, and supporting acts are anticipated to be released gradually as the 2026 event approaches.
Economic and Cultural Impact
Major music festivals like Osheaga contribute significantly to Montreal's summer tourism economy, with attendees spending on accommodations, dining, and local attractions. The 2026 edition, with its high-profile headliners, is expected to continue this tradition of boosting the city's cultural and economic vitality during the peak tourist season.
The festival's commitment to showcasing both international stars and Canadian artists remains a cornerstone of its programming philosophy, creating a unique blend that has defined Osheaga's identity since its inception.
As anticipation builds for the summer 2026 event, music fans are already marking their calendars for what promises to be another unforgettable edition of Montreal's signature music festival.
