Igloofest organizers have detailed their 2024 edition as they plot their return to Quebec City.
For the second year in a row, the three-day electronic affair will take place in the heart of the city at Place-Jean Béliveau from March 7 to 9.
Headliners Lost Frequencies (March 7), Above & Beyond (March 8) and Kaytranada (March 9) will be joined by DJ PØPTRT, DJ Shieldie, CRi, Laure, Sango, Lou Phelps and Kitty Ca$h over the course of the weekend.
Local performers are split between the second and third days of shows, with Kaytranada and Lou Phelps just a few hours from their hometown of Montreal on March 9 and CRi — the only performer on the docket from Quebec City — supporting Above & Beyond on March 8.
The fest's Montreal counterpart has been lighting up the Old Port since 2007, and after last year's sold-out Diplo set, Igloofest Quebec is anticipating similar success. The fest has nearly doubled capacity for the 2024 edition, with room for 20,000 concertgoers.
"Last year, the Friday night event with Diplo was sold out. That confirmed our hunch, that electronic music is big in Québec City," said president of organizing company Gestev, Martin Tremblay. "With our fantastic lineup and the positive experience had by the thousands of people who came out for Year 1, we're confident we'll attract even more electroheads this year."
Weekend passes have already sold out, but VIP and GA single-day tickets for the event go on sale November 17 at 10 a.m. local time at the fest's official website.
Check out a trailer for Igloofest Quebec 2024 below.
For the second year in a row, the three-day electronic affair will take place in the heart of the city at Place-Jean Béliveau from March 7 to 9.
Headliners Lost Frequencies (March 7), Above & Beyond (March 8) and Kaytranada (March 9) will be joined by DJ PØPTRT, DJ Shieldie, CRi, Laure, Sango, Lou Phelps and Kitty Ca$h over the course of the weekend.
Local performers are split between the second and third days of shows, with Kaytranada and Lou Phelps just a few hours from their hometown of Montreal on March 9 and CRi — the only performer on the docket from Quebec City — supporting Above & Beyond on March 8.
The fest's Montreal counterpart has been lighting up the Old Port since 2007, and after last year's sold-out Diplo set, Igloofest Quebec is anticipating similar success. The fest has nearly doubled capacity for the 2024 edition, with room for 20,000 concertgoers.
"Last year, the Friday night event with Diplo was sold out. That confirmed our hunch, that electronic music is big in Québec City," said president of organizing company Gestev, Martin Tremblay. "With our fantastic lineup and the positive experience had by the thousands of people who came out for Year 1, we're confident we'll attract even more electroheads this year."
Weekend passes have already sold out, but VIP and GA single-day tickets for the event go on sale November 17 at 10 a.m. local time at the fest's official website.
Check out a trailer for Igloofest Quebec 2024 below.
