What’s on: Bluesfest Day six

OTTAWA – RBC Royal Bank Bluesfest is getting nostalgic!

The Monkees Mickey Dolenz and Peter Tork are performing on the main stage Thursday at 7 p.m., before country singer Sam Hunt closes out the night at 9:30 p.m. Also performing Thursday: Awolnation, Meghan Patrick, Lindsaey Stirling, PUP, Rebelle and the Jesse Greene Band.

This year’s big headliner Red Hot Chilli Peppers will headline the festival Friday night, and you may be kicking yourself if you waited to buy passes.

Day passes for Friday are selling for close $100 after taxes and fees, compared to $68 for Saturday passes. Bluesfest’s website alerts Friday pass-buyers that prices have increased because of heavy demand.

The 22nd edition of Bluesfest runs until Sunday at Lebreton Flats.

Click here for more information, including the full lineup and ticket prices.

2016 lineup:

Red Hot Chili Peppers
Duran Duran
Brad Paisley
Future
The Lumineers
Wolf Parade
Billy Idol
Sam Hunt
Alessia Cara
Joe Jackson
Schoolboy Q
Thomas Rhett
Nelly
The Cult
Madeon
The Head and the Heart
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
City and Colour
Bryan Ferry
The Monkees
Brandi Carlile
John Fogerty
Half Moon Run
Zeds Dead
Awolnation
The Decemberists
Earl Sweatshirt
Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals
Coeur de Pirate
Cashmere Cat
Jeff Ross
Lindsey Stirling
XXYYXX
The Tallest Man on Earth
Coleman Hell
Freddie Gibbs
Peter Bjorn and John
Son Little
Holy F*ck
Amos the Transparent
Amanda Rheaume
Boy & Bear
Pup
Brock Zeman
Yukon Blonde
The Wicked Mercy
DZ Deathrays
San Fermin
The Paul Deslauriers Band
Debauche
Wild Child
Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar
The Peptides
Pierre Kwenders;
Lindsay Ferguson
Bombino
Jill Zmud
Tal Wilkenfeld
Harrison “Sweettaste” Kennedy
The London Souls
The Jimmy Tri-Tone Band
Archer
Gingkoa
Pith and the Parenchymas
Tyler Kealey
David Gogo
Monday I Retire
The Paper Kites
Grand River Ramblers;
Meghan Patrick
The Jesse Greene Band
Craig Cardiff
Cashtro Crosby and DJ Mes
Paul James
Steamers
Jack de Keyzer
Brothers Dube
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