Osheaga Festival 2023 (Day 2 of 3)

Aug 5, 2023 (3 years ago)

Parc Jean-Drapeau     Montreal, Quebec, Canada

 

Band Line-up (33)


Concert Details


Date:
Saturday, August 05, 2023
Venue:
Parc Jean-Drapeau
Location:
Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Band Genres


Pop 13 bands

Pop:

Electronic 9 bands

Electronic:

Indie 8 bands

Indie:

Hip Hop 7 bands

Hip Hop:

Indie Rock 7 bands

Indie Rock:

Indie Pop 6 bands

Indie Pop:

Rap 6 bands

Rap:

Canada 6 bands

Canada:

Dance 5 bands

Dance:

Trap 5 bands

Trap:

Modern Rock 5 bands

Modern Rock:

Canadian 5 bands

Canadian:

Pov: Indie 5 bands

Pov: Indie:

EDM 4 bands

EDM:

Electropop 4 bands

Electropop:

Alternative 4 bands

Alternative:

Afropiano 4 bands

Afropiano:

Afrobeat 3 bands

Afrobeat:

Latin 3 bands

Latin:

Post-Punk 3 bands

Post-Punk:

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Oct 30, 2025

Po Lazarus were raucous, spirited, fun and generous with their energy. They played the worst stage and yet we’re one for the best shows. It’s a sad reminder of what Osheaga was when it showcased more talent.


Oct 30, 2025

It’s been a long time since I’ve seen a less engrossed crowd for The National. It’s a shame because They can truly detract from enjoying what was, otherwise an amazing set. The horns really filled out the sound elevating it to max volume


Oct 30, 2025

I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t listent to Sofi Tukker in my living room, but it’s ideal for Zoomba classes and festival music. I’ll hand it to them, they manage the crowd with practiced hands. The points were brilliant


Oct 30, 2025

I wish I got more out of Billie Eilish, but I don’t see the appeal. Insane stage design was ludicrously underused, passable performance. I don’t get it. At Least Nyla had the time of her life. Apparently I forgot I saw her 5 years ago here. Sums it up, forgettable.

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