OSHEAGA 2026 I Geese Ate The Forest
By Stephan BoissonneaultPsyops or not, I plant myself on those Roman Colosseum steps at the Forest stage to watch Geese do whatever it is Geese does to people. I’m surprised the place isn’t wall-to-wall—turns out a big chunk of the Osheaga crowd would rather be somewhere shouting along to Twenty One Pilots, which, fine — that’s a […]
OSHEAGA 2026 | Blood Orange Pokes A Hole in the Clouds
By Stephan BoissonneaultThe second Wet Leg finish detonating their little post-punk firecracker set, the bass line off Blood Orange’s “I Wanna C U” comes slithering over from the Mountain stage, like it’s daring you to notice. Devonté Hynes and his crew — drummer, keys, two backup singers who could probably start their own congregation at this point […]
OSHEAGA 2026 I Wolf Alice Owns the Mountain
By Helena PalmerWolf Alice dominated the stage at their Osheaga set. Dripping in sweat, the four-piece English rock band sang a perfect mix of old and new songs. Ellie Rowsell is an angelic rebel. She sings with such precision and a vibrato that could cut glass, all the while with a pissed-off scowl on her face, a […]
OSHEAGA 2026 I The xx is a Monochrome Green dream
By Helena PalmerThe xx were oozing an effortless cool during their festival set. Dressed all in black, the band captivated the crowd with old favourites. The big screens were in black and white for the first half of the set; it was all very Tumblr in the best way. Romy’s voice is soft and powerful at the […]



































