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Get loud! The first wave lineup has been announced for Calgary’s Sled Island Music Festival

Ready for the loudest summer ever? With the sunny season just around the corner, Calgary’s Sled Island Music Festival has released the first wave of its 2022 lineup you’re going to want to turn it up.

Featuring the likes of acclaimed hip-hop revolutionary, Princess Nokia, Sudan Archives and Australian soft rock croon, Alex Cameron, this year’s Sled Island music festival will be a genrepalooza of alternative, punk rock and R&B artists from all over Canada and the world. But – there’s more to come!  

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While fans will be delighted to see Sasami, Lydia Lunch RETROVIRUS and the Pears take the stage, the festival will see more musicians, artists and poets added to their itinerary in the coming months.

Can’t wait? Why not satisfy your ears with their 2022 Spotify Playlist which will be updated with all artists as they’re announced – or purchase your tickets now at their website below.

It’s going to be a wicked summer, Calgary! Don’t miss out!

SLED ISLAND MUSIC FESTIVAL, CALGARY

When: June 22nd – 26th, 2022
Where: 2206A 4th St SW, Calgary, AB
Cost: $202+

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