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“Canada’s Summer Music Festival Guide 2021”

The music festival season has kicked off in Canada! Summer in Canada offers a variety of music festivals in different provinces over the next four months. From country hoedowns to eclectic music lineups, there’s something for everyone. With a plethora of options available, it can be overwhelming to choose which festivals to attend. To help you decide, here’s a comprehensive list of festivals happening across the country.

In Alberta, the Sled Island Music and Arts Festival in Calgary from June 17 to 21 will feature diverse musical performances, comedy, film, and art installations. Notable acts include Backxwash, Cartel Madras, and Homeshake. The Badlands Music Festival in Calgary from July 2 to 12 will showcase top dance music artists like Chris Lake and Dom Dolla.

In British Columbia, the FVDED In the Park festival in Surrey on July 3 and 4 promises booming bass and energetic performances by artists like Fisher and LSDXOXO. The Bass Coast Electronic Music and Art Festival in Merritt from July 10 to 13 will offer earth-shaking sets by artists such as Addison Groove and Daphni.

In Manitoba, the Winnipeg Folk Festival in Winnipeg from July 9 to 12 will create an intimate atmosphere in the wilderness of Birds Hill Provincial Park with performances by artists like Father John Misty and Sylvan Esso. The Rockin’ the Fields of Minnedosa festival in Minnedosa from July 31 to Aug. 2 will feature classic rock acts like Collective Soul and Quiet Riot.

In New Brunswick, Area 506 in Saint John from July 30 to Aug. 2 will celebrate its 11th anniversary with rock and folk performances by artists such as the Dirty Nil and Marianas Trench. Sappyfest in Sackville from July 31 to Aug. 2 will showcase indie music with acts like Boyhood and Status/Non-Status.

In Newfoundland and Labrador, the Lawnya Vawnya festival in St. John’s from June 3 to 6 will feature diverse and exploratory lineups with artists like Cartel Madras and Tanya Tagaq. The Churchill Park Music Festival in St. John’s between July 17 and 25 will offer a mix of country, pop, and rock performances by artists like Dallas Smith and Elle King.

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