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The Full 2024 Osheaga Lineup Features Smashing Pumpkins, Hozier, Alvvays and More

The major Montreal festival has announced all artists playing the 2024 edition, adding big names like Melanie Martinez, Skepta, Reneé Rapp, Justice, Tyla and many more.

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Eleanor Petry

Osheaga has announced who will be appearing at Montreal's Parc Jean-Drapeau this summer. The major outdoor festival announced headliners SZA, Green Day and Noah Kahan last fall, and now it's revealed which artists will share the stage with those stars. Alt-rock band Smashing Pumpkins, French electronic duo Justice, Irish singer-songwriter Hozier, Canadian indie rockers Alvvays, and British grime rapper Skepta are among the top-line names added to the stacked festival lineup.

The festival also added rising artists like Reneé Rapp, star of the new Mean Girls movie and recent SNL musical guest; Tyla, the South African singer who's been climbing the charts with "Water"; and British singer Raye, who had a big hit last year with "Escapism."


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The lineup is a mix of genres and eras, bringing together artists from thirty years of popular music. The Friday lineup alone is a journey through three decades of rock and indie music, featuring '90s-formed bands like Sleater-Kinney and Blonde Redhead, 2000s indie rock group Two Door Cinema Club and newer rock acts like Cam Kahin.

Kahin also forms part of the strong Canadian contingent in the festival's lineup, alongside Alvvays, viral singer and Juno nominee Talk, hip-hop artists Myst Milano. and Cadence Weapon, Ontario blues duo Blue Stones, Montreal punks No Waves, and more.

Alvvays played the festival previously in 2018, but this marks the band's first time as a top-line act at Osheaga, following the success of their 2022 album Blue Rev and a Grammy nomination last fall. In 2018, they had a 4pm set time, but it's likely they'll be taking the stage in the evening this time around.

"The model for our festival has always been about strength of lineup from the beginning to the end," Osheaga co-founder Nick Farkas, told Billboard Canada last fall. "Whenever we see an artist that plays early and then eventually ends up headlining, that's kind of always been our goal, to elevate artists and really develop younger talent."

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Single-day tickets for the festival go on sale on Feb. 23. Check out the full lineup below.

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Céline Dion at the "I Am: Celine Dion" NY Special Event Screening held at the Alice Tully Hall on June 17, 2024 in New York City, New York

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The beloved Italian designer of high-glamour gowns died at his home in Rome on Monday (Jan. 19) at age 93.

In her revealing 2024 documentary, I Am: Céline Dion, the iconic vocalist took fans behind the scenes into the massive warehouse where she stores her many high-fashion gowns and custom couture stage outfits. On Tuesday (Jan. 20), the “It’s All Coming Back to Me Now” star took a moment to pay loving tribute to one of the fashion icons who helped dress her in finery over the years: late Italian designer Valentino Garavani.

“To my dear Valentino, from the very beginning, you always saw me for who I truly am. Your designs were never just gowns… they were emotion, confidence, and delicate beauty brought to life,” Dion wrote in a passionate remembrance on Instagram that featured an image of the pair together. The jet-setting couture king known for designing beautiful gowns — often in his trademark shade of “Valentino Red” — died at his home in Rome on Monday (Jan. 19) at age 93.

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