As promised, Quebec City's Festival d'été de Québec has officially rolled out its 2021 lineup, which is shining a light on local talent rather that from abroad.
Taking place from July 8 to 18, the fest will feature 22 Quebec artists playing the indoor stage set up at the Armory. Among them will be Coeur de pirate, Klô Pelgag, Marie-Mai, Ludovick Bourgeois, 2Frères, Men I Trust, Geoffroy, Clay and Friends, Alaclair Ensemble, Apashe, Valaire, Émile Bilodeau, White-B and more.
Since everything is now different, so too will be FEQ, which will feature two acts performing each night of the festival in a cabaret-styled format.
There will be no festival pass for sale this year, and instead the fest will be offering tickets for each night for $60 for a table of two or $120 for a table of four. Many of the shows will also be offered up online, with tickets for those being $20 each.
In addition to the live and virtual entertainment, FEQ will offer up a series of outdoor activities, including a free photo exhibition that will shine a light on the festival's rich history.
Learn more about the unique 2021 edition of FEB at the festival website, where you can also find out more about various ticketing options.
Taking place from July 8 to 18, the fest will feature 22 Quebec artists playing the indoor stage set up at the Armory. Among them will be Coeur de pirate, Klô Pelgag, Marie-Mai, Ludovick Bourgeois, 2Frères, Men I Trust, Geoffroy, Clay and Friends, Alaclair Ensemble, Apashe, Valaire, Émile Bilodeau, White-B and more.
Since everything is now different, so too will be FEQ, which will feature two acts performing each night of the festival in a cabaret-styled format.
There will be no festival pass for sale this year, and instead the fest will be offering tickets for each night for $60 for a table of two or $120 for a table of four. Many of the shows will also be offered up online, with tickets for those being $20 each.
In addition to the live and virtual entertainment, FEQ will offer up a series of outdoor activities, including a free photo exhibition that will shine a light on the festival's rich history.
Learn more about the unique 2021 edition of FEB at the festival website, where you can also find out more about various ticketing options.
