Osheaga just dropped its star-studded 2025 lineup — Here's when tickets go on sale

Olivia Rodrigo, Gracie Abrams, The Killers, and more... 👀

Olivia Rodrigo performing at a concert. Right: Tyler, the Creator poses in a photoshoot.

The Montreal festival unveiled its full roster on Wednesday.

Senior Writer

Osheaga, Montreal's biggest summer music festival, is coming back strong for 2025 with a star-studded lineup.

On Wednesday morning, the festival unveiled its full roster, headlined by Olivia Rodrigo, The Killers, and Tyler, The Creator. The lineup also features major acts like The Chainsmokers, FINNEAS, Gracie Abrams, Glass Animals, and more.

Set to take over Parc Jean-Drapeau from August 1 to 3, Osheaga 2025 is gearing up to be a must-see event. If you're planning to go, mark your calendar — three-day passes go on sale this Friday, February 21, at 10 a.m., starting at $415 for general admission. They can be purchased on Osheaga's website.

The event also highlights the local scene with 21 Canadian artists, including 12 from Quebec. Among them are The Beaches, bbno$, EKKSTACY, Aqyila, Rau_Ze, Hologramme and Ruby Waters.

With 87 artists spanning multiple genres and a big spotlight on local talent, this edition is shaping up to be unforgettable.

Here's a look at the full three-day itinerary.

Osheaga 2025

Cost: From $415 for three-day general admission

When: August 1-3, 2025

Address: Parc Jean-Drapeau, Montreal, QC

Accessibility: Wheelchair and stroller accessible.

Osheaga Website


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  • Al Sciola
  • Born and raised in Montreal, Al Sciola is a Senior Writer for MTL Blog. With a background in covering sports and local events, he has a knack for finding stories that capture the city’s spirit. A lifelong Canadiens fan and trivia enthusiast, Al spends his downtime sipping espresso and trying out new recipes in the kitchen.

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