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Festival d’�t� de Qu�bec 50th Anniversary: P!NK

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From July 6 to 16, Festival d’�t� de Qu�bec – Canada’s largest outdoor music festival – celebrates its 50th anniversary and showcases one of the biggest and most diverse musical festivals in North America. The sold-out edition ranges from pop, rock, and folk to electro, hip-hop and world music over the course of 11 days. The Festival takes place in picturesque Qu�bec City at 10 indoor and outdoor venues including the Bell Stage, one of North America’s biggest outdoor stages, located in a historic battlefield park overlooking the St.

Lawrence River. The event coincides with Canada’s 150th anniversary. WHO: The Festival kicked off with P!NK, Kendrick Lamar, Nick Jonas, Backstreet Boys, and will continue with Kelsea Ballerini, DNCE, Melissa Etheridge, Flume, Lady Antebellum, Migos, Pink Martini, The Strumbellas, and Fetty Wap Featuring Monty.

The grand finale weekend will feature Metallica, Voivod, Gorillaz, The Strumbellas, and Muse to close the celebrations. The complete lineup can be found here. WHEN AND WHERE: The 50th edition of Festival d’�t� de Qu�bec takes place in Qu�bec City July 6 – 16, 2017.�

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