Osheaga Music and Arts Festival has unveiled its 2026 lineup, locking in Tate McRae, Twenty One Pilots and Lorde as headliners for its 19th edition at Parc Jean-Drapeau in Montréal from 31st July - 2nd August, 2026. With 87 artists confirmed, including 26 Canadian acts and 14 from Québec, the three day event once again balances global heavyweights with homegrown talent in one of North America’s most scenic festival settings.

Calgary born pop star Tate McRae will make her Osheaga debut at the top of the bill, fresh from a chart topping run that has cemented her as one of Gen Z’s defining voices. Twenty One Pilots return to the festival for the first time in over a decade, stepping up as headliners, while Lorde closes the weekend with her second Osheaga headline slot following her acclaimed 2017 appearance. The trio continues the festival’s formula of pairing two contemporary solo stars with a major band.

Beyond the top line, the 2026 lineup spans indie, electronic, hip hop and alternative favourites including The xx, Empire Of The Sun, Major Lazer, Turnstile, Geese, Gunna and Sombr. Canadian representation is strong, with Montréal’s Wolf Parade returning for the first time since 2016, alongside Valley, Mother Mother, Tia Wood, Baby Nova and more, reinforcing Osheaga’s reputation for spotlighting artists on the brink of global breakthroughs.

Three day tickets go on sale Friday, 27th February, 2026 at 10am, with demand expected to surge as fans lock in their Montréal summer plans. For Australian travellers eyeing a Northern Hemisphere festival run, Osheaga 2026 delivers a compelling mix of chart topping pop, indie credibility and next wave discovery in the heart of Canada’s cultural capital.