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Edmonton’s KDays has just revealed its concert lineup for 2026

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KDays just announced its concert lineup for this year, and Edmonton, we couldn’t be more excited.

KDays is Edmonton’s most popular summer event, with this fair taking over the Edmonton Expo Centre and Exhibition Grounds from July 17 to 24. It originally began 130 years ago as the Edmonton Exhibition, but has since grown into the massive extravaganza of rides, games, music, food, and adventure.

Each year, the festival unveils an even more exciting headliner group for its concerts, and this year might just be one of the most exciting.

Which artists are performing this year?

For a full list of headliners, we’ve got Ty Dolla $ign, Down With Webster, Mother Mother, MICO, Connor Price, Peach Pit, bbno$, Noah Cyrus, Pennywise, and The Beaches. There’s also a great list of openers, who will all be hitting the Main Stage for 110 per cent good vibes.

Not to mention, this is just the Main Stage lineup. There’s more news coming, so you’d better stay tuned for the CKUA Radio Stage and Klondike Park lineups coming soon.

It’s important to note— concerts are free with general admission to KDays. However, you can take your experience to the next level with Front and Centre Fan Zone tickets. These tickets include upfront viewing, private bars, and private washrooms as well.

You won’t want to miss out on this year’s fest, so we’ve rounded up all the ticket information you’ll need.

Presales start today at 10 a.m. local time. The festival will be posting the presale codes in its Facebook event pages, so keep an eye out! Tickets go on general sale this Friday at 10 a.m. local time as well.

If you’re a seasoned KDays professional or this is your first year making a trip to the fair, you’ll be more than satisfied with your experience. I used to go every year when I was younger, and now it’s looking like I’ll be back for another round.

The music is calling, folks. It’s time to pick up the phone!

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