LASSO 2022: The Most Memorable Outfits At This Year's Festival

Western is always in style! 🤠

LASSO country music festival in Montreal. Right: Group of people at Lasso Montreal.

LASSO country music festival in Montreal. Right: Group of people at Lasso Montreal.

Mike Chaar | MTL Blog
Assistant Editor

LASSO Montreal yee-hawed for the very first time this past weekend and it's safe to say that it was one heck of a turnout. The two-day country music festival took the 514 by storm with an impressive lineup featuring performances by Luke Bryan, Kelsea Ballerini, Dierks Bentley, The Reklaws, Five Roses and so many more.

With country legends Dierks Bentley and Luke Bryan closing out Friday's and Saturday's shows, it's no surprise the festival had Montre'yall bursting with country love.

LASSO was also decked out with loads of on-site activities, including the famous festival Ferris wheel, loads of Western photo opts, food trucks, bars, and lots and lots of trucks and cars. In addition to the non-stop action, this year's festivities brought out some real country style with Western chic ensembles, animal print moments and cowboy hats galore.

Here are a bunch of outfits from this year's festival that totally lassoed our hearts:

  • Mike Chaar
  • Assistant Editor

    Mike Chaar was an assistant editor & writer for MTL Blog. You might recognize him from bylines in Men's Health, FanSided, Contiki, and ScreenRant, to name a few. Mike's work has also appeared on the 'Real Housewives' and 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' When Mike isn't typing away, you can find him at his fave sushi spot, listening to one of Mariah Carey's 19 number-one hits or creating content.

We compared the cost of living in Montreal vs Ottawa and the gap is kind of shocking

Aside from beer, nearly everything is more expensive in Ottawa.

The Canadian government is doing a census follow-up and some people face fines up to $1,000

Census enumerators are now making phone calls and going door to door across Canada.

Poilievre says Quebec separatism was 'wiped out' under Conservatives. Polls say otherwise.

The Tory leader insists separatist sentiment in Alberta and Quebec is being driven by the Liberals.