Montreal Music Travel Guide: Jazz Fest, Osheaga, Flights & Hotels
Montreal is one of North America’s great festival cities — home to the world’s biggest jazz festival, the Osheaga music festival and the cutting-edge MUTEK.
Montreal is one of North America’s great festival cities — home to the world’s biggest jazz festival, the Osheaga music festival and the cutting-edge MUTEK.
Glasgow is a UNESCO City of Music — Scotland’s gig capital, with legendary venues, a fierce live scene and the TRNSMT festival each summer.
Dublin lives and breathes music — nightly traditional sessions in the pubs, a storied rock heritage (U2, Thin Lizzy) and a buzzing live scene.
Reykjavík punches far above its size in music — an intimate, creative scene that gave the world Björk and Sigur Rós, and hosts the legendary Iceland Airwaves festival.
Goa is the spiritual home of psytrance and India’s beach-party capital — palm-fringed sands, sunset trance and a season of festivals.
Detroit is hallowed ground for music — the birthplace of techno and the home of Motown.
Lowlands is the Netherlands’ beloved culture festival — three days of alternative music, theatre, comedy and art in the polder near Amsterdam.
Summer Sonic is Japan’s biggest city festival — a global pop, rock and electronic blowout staged simultaneously in Tokyo and Osaka.
Fuji Rock is Japan’s biggest and most beautiful festival — three days of music across a forested mountain ski resort.
Creamfields is the UK’s biggest dance-music festival — a four-day EDM and house blowout over the August Bank Holiday in Cheshire.