OSHEAGA 2026: Lorde, Twenty One Pilots, Tate Mcrae
OSHEAGA has dropped its 2026 lineup, featuring a stacked bill of chart-setting artists across various genres, including rock's Twenty One…

OSHEAGA has dropped its 2026 lineup, featuring a stacked bill of chart-setting artists across various genres, including rock’s Twenty One Pilots, indie star Lorde, and pop’s Tate McRae.
The festival is set to run from July 31 to August 2 at Montreal’s Parc Jean-Drapeau. Friday will kick-off the weekend with a headlining set from Twenty One Pilots. Other acts set to take the stage include the rockers of The XX and Geese, indie-rock’s The Neighborhood, and R&B’s Kehlani, as well as alt-rock’s Wolf Alice, UK emo-rap’s Jim Legxacy, indie rock’s Wet Leg, and electronic artist Brutalismus 3000.
Saturday will feature Tate McRae, alongside electro-pop’s Empire of the Sun, hardcore punk band Turnstile, as well as indie rock’s Mt. Joy, Sombr, Wolf Parade, and Franz Ferdinand, along with “Stranger Things” star and indie-rock artist Finn Wolfhard. Lorde will wrap-up the weekend on Sunday, preceded by performances from Major Lazer, Subtronics, Zara Larsson, and Gunna, as well as DJ Trixie Mattgel, Of Monsters and Men, and Horsegiirl.
Presale tickets went on sale this week. A general onsale for three-day passes will be available Friday, February 27 at 10 a.m. ET here. Fans can also score resale tickets and avoid service fees on sites like Ticket Club (use code TICKETNEWS for a free, one-year membership offer).
Find the full lineup poster below:

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