Iggy Pop, Arkells, Bush, Kaleo and many more will take to the CityFolk Festival TD Stage this September
OTTAWA, Wednesday, May 17, 2023 – Ottawa’s CityFolk festival organizers today announced a star-studded lineup for its 26th annual music festival. It includes huge talents like dynamic living legend, Iggy Pop, Ontario’s own hitmakers, Arkells, ’90s Brit-rockers Bush, Iceland’s popular blues rockers, Kaleo and many more. This follows the announcement in April that Hozier will be closing out the festivities on September 17.
Ottawa’s top Autumn Music Festival CityFolk features 5 Days of Incredible music, and excitement and tickets are selling fast. In addition to the major music acts descending on the Canada’s capital, the festival is offering special children’s and family performances.
“We’re very pleased with the lineup we put together for 2023,” says CityFolk executive and artistic director, Mark Monahan, “We managed to book a number of top-notch performers, including many that we’ve had our eye on for some time now.
Music fans have a beautiful view of the TD Stage at CityFolk on the Great Lawn at Lansdowne Park
“And, for something new this year, we’re adding a layaway option. Ticket buyers can ‘lock in’ their GA or VIP Full Festival Pass at the lowest current prices, with a $20 down payment.”
CityFolk will be staged on The Great Lawn at Lansdowne Park from Wednesday, September 13 to Sunday, September 17—the lineup includes:
Sep 13 – Iggy Pop; Busty & The Bass; NOBRO
Sep 14 – Arkells; Gov’t Mule; The Tallest Man On Earth; Ruby Waters; Claire Coupland; Redfox
Sep 15 – Bush; Headstones; Sven Gali; Fortunate Ones; Villages; Geneviève Racette
Sep 16 – Kaleo; David Kushner; Allison Russell; Andrea Ramolo; Kristine St-Pierre; Mikhail Laxton
Sep 17 – Hozier; X Ambassadors; Julian Taylor; Grievous Angel: The Legend of Gram Parsons
TICKETS: 1-day Pre-Sale begins Wednesday, May 17 from 10 a.m. until 11:59 p.m. at: cf2023.frontgatetickets.com
Full On-Sale Date: Thursday, May 18 at 10 a.m.: cf2023.frontgatetickets.com
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