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Victoria's Summer Music Festivals

Victoria's Summer Music Festivals

As summer approaches, Victoria gears up to host an array of vibrant music festivals, promising unforgettable experiences for music enthusiasts of all genres.

 

SKA AND REGGAE FESTIVAL: 

 

The Ska and Reggae Festival marks its 25th anniversary with an electrifying lineup featuring renowned acts such as Less Than Jake, Dead Prez, and The Suicide Machines. Set to take place in multiple venues across the city, including unconventional spaces like the Victoria Curling Club and Ship Point, this festival is a celebration of love, peace, and good vibes.

 

ISAAMBA Centre's Cultural Celebration: 

 

Organized by the ISAAMBA Centre, Victoria's cultural mosaic is celebrated through vibrant arts activities and performances representing the diverse heritage of African communities. From Latin and Zumba dance to drum workshops and live music, attendees have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of African culture.

 

JazzFest:

 

JazzFest marks four decades of showcasing the coolest music in town, with standout performances by Booker T's Stax Revue, Ziggy Alberts, and Veronica Swift. Beyond jazz, the festival offers a fusion of funk, folk, and big band sounds, ensuring a dynamic musical experience for all attendees.

 

Tilt! and Reverb: 

 

Music lovers are treated to two weekends of diverse genres and culinary delights at Tilt! and Reverb festivals. With headliners like Orville Peck, Noah Cyrus, and Black Pumas, attendees can expect an eclectic mix of music along with top-rated food trucks and craft beer offerings.

 

Electric Avenue: 

 

Electric Avenue, one of Vancouver Island's most enduring festivals, adopts a one-site, one-weekend model this year at the popular Electric Avenue location. With headliners such as Rezz, Tokyo Police Club, and Ja Rule, the festival promises a star-studded lineup and a memorable experience for attendees.

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