Festival d’été de Québec 2025 – Quebec City, Quebec

Event Location:
Various venues across Quebec City, including the Plains of Abraham, Parc de la Francophonie, Place de l’Assemblée-Nationale, Place D’Youville, and the Quebec City Armoury.

Event Dates:
Thursday, July 3 – Sunday, July 13, 2025

Event Opening Hours:
Performances typically begin in the early evening and continue into the night. Specific times vary by venue and artist.

Event Description:

The Festival d’été de Québec (FEQ) is Canada’s largest outdoor music festival, celebrating its 57th edition in 2025. Spanning 11 days, the festival transforms Quebec City into a vibrant hub of musical performances, cultural events, and community gatherings. With a diverse lineup of over 200 artists, FEQ offers a rich tapestry of genres, ensuring there’s something for every music enthusiast.

Event Highlights:

• Diverse Musical Lineup: Featuring international superstars, emerging talents, and local artists across genres like pop, rock, hip-hop, electronic, jazz, and world music.

• Multiple Stages: Performances spread across various iconic venues in Quebec City, each offering unique atmospheres and experiences.

• Cultural Activities: Beyond music, attendees can enjoy art installations, workshops, and family-friendly activities throughout the city.

• Free Shows: Over 70 free performances are scheduled, allowing broader community participation and access to the festival’s offerings.

Event Visitors:

FEQ attracts a diverse audience, from local residents to international tourists. With its inclusive programming and city-wide presence, the festival appeals to families, young adults, and seasoned music lovers alike.

Event Systems:

• Main Stages:

  • Bell Stage (Plains of Abraham): The festival’s largest venue, accommodating up to 100,000 attendees.

  • Loto-Québec Stage (Place George-V): Known for its eclectic mix of performances.

  • SiriusXM Stage (Place George-V): Showcases emerging artists and niche genres.

  • Hydro-Québec Stage (Place de l’Assemblée-Nationale): Offers a more intimate concert experience.

  • Crave Stage (Place D’Youville): Features a blend of local and international acts.

  • Extras FEQ Stage (Quebec City Armoury): Hosts late-night shows and special events.

• Facilities: Each venue is equipped with state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems, food and beverage vendors, merchandise stalls, and accessible amenities.

Artists:

Headliners:

• Shania Twain

• Rod Stewart

• Avril Lavigne

• Def Leppard

• Slayer

• Hozier

• Kygo

• Benson Boone

• Farruko

Additional Notable Acts:

• Alessia Cara

• Thundercat

• Maren Morris

• Pixies

• Ice Spice

• Simple Plan

• Men I Trust

• Remi Wolf

• Suki Waterhouse

• Richard Marx

• In Flames

• Mastodon

• April Wine

• Bigflo & Oli

• Don Diablo

• Sam Feldt

• Victoria Nadine

• Chance Peña

• Goldie Boutilier

• Cruzito

• Moonshine

• Les Mamans Du Congo

• Fulu Miziki Kolektiv

• Nico Paulo

• Les Chansonneurs De Petite-Vallée

• Cindy Bédard

• Wyatt C. Louis

• Olivia Khoury

• San Farafina

Note: This is a partial list. The full lineup includes over 200 artists.

Tickets:

• General Admission Passes: All general admission passes have been sold out.

• VIP and Reserved Seating: Limited availability; check official channels for updates.

Important: Tickets should only be purchased through official platforms to avoid counterfeit or invalid passes.

Accommodations:

Quebec City offers a range of lodging options, from luxury hotels to budget-friendly hostels. Given the festival’s popularity, early booking is highly recommended.

Transportation:

• Public Transit: The city’s public transportation system provides convenient access to all festival venues.

• Parking: Limited parking is available near venues; attendees are encouraged to use public transit or rideshare services.

• Cycling: Bike racks are available at various locations for those opting for eco-friendly transportation.

Additional Notes:

• Weather Considerations: July in Quebec City is typically warm, but attendees should be prepared for varying weather conditions, including potential rain.

• Health and Safety: Medical stations and security personnel will be present throughout the festival grounds to ensure attendee safety and well-being.

• Accessibility: The festival is committed to providing an inclusive experience, offering accessible facilities and services for attendees with disabilities.