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- calendar_today October 21, 2026
Igloofest 2027 Announces Star-Studded Headliners
Montreal's celebrated winter dance music festival, Igloofest 2027, has revealed an impressive lineup of performers, with internationally renowned artists Kaytranada, Fatboy Slim, and deadmau5 set to take the stage. The festival, famous for its energetic electronic music scene and unique winter setting, will unfold in the Old Port of Montreal.
Event Dates and Festival Details
The 19th edition of Igloofest is scheduled to run from January 14 to February 6, 2027. Known for drawing crowds to dance outdoors during the coldest weeks of winter, the event has become a staple of Montreal's music and nightlife calendar. The 2027 theme, “Face the Beast,” invites attendees to embrace the challenge of celebrating music at the height of winter.
Electronic Music Lineup Revealed
Alongside Kaytranada, Fatboy Slim, and deadmau5, the Igloofest 2027 electronic music lineup will feature Boris Brejcha, James Hype, and numerous other artists. The full roster can be found on the official Igloofest website. The event continues to attract acclaimed talent from the global dance music scene, cementing its reputation as a major attraction for fans of electronic and dance music festivals.
Festival Location: Old Port of Montreal
The festival's venue in the Old Port has long been associated with its distinctive wintry setting and lively atmosphere. The open-air format encourages festival-goers to bundle up and join the city’s dance music fans as they celebrate cold-weather music culture.
Ticket Information for Igloofest 2027
Music festival tickets for Igloofest 2027 will go on presale one day before the official public release. Tickets will be available for purchase on the Igloofest website starting Friday. Attendees are encouraged to secure their spots early for the popular winter music event.
About Igloofest's Theme for 2027
This year’s “Face the Beast” theme underscores the adventurous spirit of Montrealers and visitors alike, who gather at this dance music festival each January and February. The event encourages the celebration of music and community against the backdrop of a harsh northern winter.
Source: cultmtl.com.
