The Beaumont Music Festival returns this June 19 and 20, 2026, bringing two days of all-Canadian music to the Beaumont & District Agricultural Society fairgrounds just outside Leduc, Alberta. The volunteer-run event marks its 19th year with a move back to its original venue, adding on-site camping and reserved parking for the first time.
Friday night’s headliner is rock act TOQUE, while Big Sugar closes out Saturday. The two-stage lineup also includes Royal Tusk, Crown Lands, Lucette, Olivia Rose and RadioActive. Kids 12 and under get in free but still need a ticket, and Edmonton Transit is running a park-and-ride shuttle to the grounds.
After spending more than a decade at Four Seasons Park, festival organizers relocated this year’s edition to the Beaumont & District Agricultural Society fairgrounds, where the event first ran from 2008 to 2012. “This was our original home during our first years,” the festival stated on its website. The switch makes on-site camping and expanded parking practical for attendees, something the previous park setting couldn’t offer.
The Beaumont Music Festival started as the Beaumont Blues and Roots Music Festival before broadening its focus to spotlight Canadian acts across rock, folk, country and more. Organizers describe it as Canada’s longest-running 100 percent all-Canadian music festival, run entirely by volunteers as a not-for-profit.
Tickets and camping passes are available through the festival’s website. The grounds are located at 24358 Township Road 505 in Beaumont, about a 10-minute drive south of the Edmonton International Airport.
