Festival d’été de Québec has unveiled its 2026 lineup, and it covers serious ground. Running July 9 to 19 across Old Québec, the 58th edition delivers more than 175 performances across six stages, anchored by headliners Jelly Roll, Gwen Stefani, Muse, Michael Bublé, Kesha, Limp Bizkit, Martin Garrix, Patrick Watson, and Souldia. One headliner slot on July 12 remains to be announced.
Muse return nearly a decade after closing FEQ in 2017 with one of the festival’s most attended performances. Gwen Stefani brings three decades of catalog, from her No Doubt years through a string of global solo hits. Jelly Roll closes out the Plains of Abraham run, his country-rock-hip-hop hybrid earning him major chart traction and a devoted live following.
The bill runs deep well beyond the headliners. Cypress Hill, The Lumineers, The All-American Rejects, Jessie Reyez, Mother Mother, Daughtry, cleopatrick, Sean Paul, Shaggy, and Lord Huron all appear across the various stages. Québec and Canadian artists feature prominently throughout, with Klô Pelgag, Les Louanges, Leif Vollebekk, Ariane Roy, Lou-Adriane Cassidy, and The Barr Brothers among the highlights.
Two of FEQ’s six stages are free, and general admission festival passes for all 11 days start at $180 (taxes included). “Music should be experienced everywhere, by as many people as possible,” said BLEUFEU President and CEO Nicolas Racine. Passes and full schedule details are available now at feq.ca.