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  • Writer: Rosalie Malo | annexe
    Rosalie Malo | annexe
  • Jul 9, 2025
  • 4 min read

FEQ 2025: A Final Weekend Full of Festivity, Magic, and Color

Québec — July 9, 2025 — The city of Québec continues to shine despite unpredictable weather: nothing seems to slow down the festive momentum of this 57th edition of Festival d’été de Québec (FEQ). Festivalgoers — whom we thank for showing up, rain or shine — danced, sang, and vibrated to the beat of an eclectic, intense, and exhilarating lineup where the artists gave it their all. Every stage became the scene of powerful moments, shared emotions, and unforgettable performances.


As the festival enters its final stretch, excitement is reaching a peak. And for good reason: the next five days boast a rich lineup — a concentration of talent, boldness, and musical diversity. This grand finale promises to be as dazzling as it is unforgettable.


From international headliners to local revelations, FEQ is ready to deliver a striking conclusion to eleven days of celebration. The main and satellite stages offer a rich and varied musical program, striking a careful balance between spectacle and artistic discovery.


Bell Stage – Plains of Abraham

On July 9, Électro-FEQ night features a high-caliber European lineup with Norwegian DJ Kygo headlining, preceded by Don Diablo, Sam Feldt, and Victoria Nadine. On July 10, a folk ambiance takes over with Hozier, accompanied by Lauren Spencer Smith and Chance Peña. On July 11, metal takes the Plains by storm with Slayer and Mastodon, with Québec band Sandveiss opening the night. On July 12, country-pop superstar Shania Twain takes the stage, preceded by Maren Morris and Goldie Boutilier. Finally, on July 13, the festival concludes with a reggaeton night featuring Farruko, Mexican sensation El Malilla, and Québec artist Cruzito.


Loto-Québec and SiriusXM Stages – Place George-V

Each evening from 5:50 p.m., the George-V double stage will present concerts in a range of styles.


On July 9, Québec is in the spotlight with Roch Voisine, Bruno Pelletier, William Cloutier, Anyma Ora, and Caroline Savoie. On July 10, the legendary Pixies will share the stage with The Glorious Sons, Kurt Vile & The Violators, Corridor, and PRINCESSES. On July 11, a lively electro night will feature Bob Sinclar, Sickick, Cheat Codes, Veggi, and Social Club. On July 12, hip-hop takes center stage with Ty Dolla $ign, Armani White, Magi Merlin, DijahSB, and Hawa B. On July 13, a tribute to Céline Dion’s iconic album D’eux will bring together Isabelle Boulay, Safia Nolin, Les Chansonneurs de Petite-Vallée, Cindy Bédard, and other special guests.


Hydro-Québec Stage – Place de l’Assemblée-Nationale

Completely free of charge, the Hydro-Québec Stage offers musical diversity that spans genres and cultures.


On July 9, Melbourne Ska Orchestra, Stogie T, and Diogo Ramos will deliver a rhythm-filled evening. On July 10, the spotlight shines on Québec artists with Rau_Ze, Marie-Pierre Arthur, and Peter Peter. On July 11, the stage will vibrate with electronic sounds from Mezerg, The Free Label, and Original Gros Bonnet. On July 12, the mood shifts to reggae-dancehall with Blaiz Fayah, Mo’ Kalamity, and Waahli. On July 13, the stage hosts a major celebration of African music with Def Mama Def, FULU MIZIKI KOLEKTIV, and Les Mamans du Congo & Rrobin.


Crave Stage – Place D’Youville

Also free, the Crave Stage will offer a variety of contemporary musical styles each night.


On July 9, indie-folk takes the spotlight with Velours Velours, Émile Bourgault, and Jeanne Côté. On July 10, rap and R&B dominate with Wic Whitney, Léonie Gray, and BéLi. On July 11, the stage showcases the refined pop of Bibi Club, preceded by Linka Moja and Thaïs. On July 12, alternative rock lovers will enjoy performances by comment debord, Kinkead, and Douance. On July 13, the stage closes gently with contemporary folk from Nico Paulo, Wyatt C. Louis, and Olivia Khoury.


FEQ Extras – Manège Militaire

Each night from 10:30 p.m., the Salle d’Armes at the Manège Militaire becomes the beating heart of FEQ’s electronic nights.


On July 9, Sam Feldt will perform with Hoang. On July 10, Sam Blacky and Esther Côté take the spotlight. On July 11, BRADEAZY and Suray Sertin will shake the walls. On July 12, it’s K. Gianni and Roxy Ferrari’s turn. On July 13, Moonshine and San Farafina will close the event in a festive, cosmopolitan atmosphere.


The 57th edition of FEQ is more than a series of performances: it is a celebration of musical culture in all its diversity. Laughter, chills, moments suspended between artists and audiences, a sense of communion carried by music — these are the memories that will leave a lasting impression. As the final weekend begins, the Festival reaches its peak. There is still so much to experience, to feel, to share. FEQ doesn’t just end — it soars into a radiant finale.


About the Festival d’été de Québec (FEQ)

Festival d’été de Québec (FEQ), whose 57th edition takes place July 3–13, 2025, is Canada’s largest outdoor music event, drawing over one million visits in just 11 days. With more than 150 performances across six stages in the heart of Québec City — including the iconic Plains of Abraham — FEQ showcases internationally renowned artists while providing a platform for local, emerging, and Francophone talent. Since its founding in 1968, FEQ has hosted thousands of artists, such as The Rolling Stones, Lady Gaga, Metallica, Elton John, P!NK, The Foo Fighters, Charlotte Cardin, and music lovers from around the world, generating over $82M in annual economic impact for the region. As both a cultural and economic engine, FEQ enhances Québec’s global profile as a premier destination. For more information, visit www.feq.ca.


UNITING IMPACT: Coming Together to Break Isolation. An Initiative by BLEUFEU

Attending a show has a positive effect on the life of someone who feels alone. That’s why BLEUFEU donates $0.50 per pass sold to local organizations working to combat social isolation. For more information on BLEUFEU’s uniting impact, visit www.bleufeu.com/effet-rassembleur.


Festival d’été de Québec, presented by Bell in collaboration with Coors Light, 

takes place from July 3 to 13, 2025. An experience curated by BLEUFEU.

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Source:

VÉRONIQUE BOUILLÉ | Relationniste, BLEUFEU

+1 418 523 8830 poste 254 | vbouille@bleufeu.com


Pour plus d'informations : 

PHIL VANDEN BRANDE | Attaché exécutif, annexe média

+1 438 402 7391 | phil@annexe.media

 
 
 

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