Get ready for a bunch of mediocre festival line-ups across Canada this summer. I'm sure the exchange will account for one to two headliners dropped from each major festival, if not outright cancellation.
While ticket fees will increase to compensate for less headliners.
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I'm also wondering how much the dollar is going to affect traffic from Canadians heading to the U.S. for festivals. A few of my buddies and I were contemplating Coachella or Sasquatch but decided we'd probably do Pemberton or Squamish just because of where the dollar is at.
Catch some cool shows featuring JUNO nominees, national touring acts and the best local artists. JUNOfest is a two-night music celebration that is part of JUNO Week that will hit more than 15 venues across the city! Nightly line-ups feature three or four acts per venue with established and developing artists sharing the stage.
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A lot of the same people as Osheaga. Nice to see Half Moon Run going back. I saw them there in 2011 or 2012 before they were big and there were only like a dozen people watching. They should get quite a crowd this time around.
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