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Festival d'ete de Quebec in Quebec City
A single general-admission wristband opens every stage of the Festival d'ete de Quebec, from the massive Plains of Abraham main stage to smaller venues tucked into Old Quebec's historic streets. Founded in 1968, it has grown into one of Canada's largest music festivals, mixing international pop and rock headliners with major Quebec francophone acts across an eleven-day run each July.
Quebec City's summer festival works on a single-price model that sets it apart from most North American music festivals: a general-admission wristband, bought once, gives access to every stage across the eleven-day run, from the massive outdoor main stage on the Plains of Abraham to smaller stages tucked into Old Quebec's streets and squares.