Ottawa Bluesfest adds Carly Rae Jepsen, Tyler Shaw to 2024 lineup

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By Alex Black

Posted Apr 11, 2024 10:40:05 AM.

Last Updated Apr 11, 2024 10:40:10 AM.

The organizers of Ottawa Bluesfest have announced two Canadian additions to the lineup for 2024.

Multiple Juno Award winner and two-time Grammy nominee Carly Rae Jepsen and Juno nominee and multi-platinum-selling artist, music producer and actor Tyler Shaw will perform at the festival on Sunday, July 7.

“We’re pleased to add these great Canadian artists to the lineup,” says the festival’s executive and artistic director Mark Monahan. “Our 30th anniversary is shaping up to be a big year with some terrific headliners and some very strong supporting acts, including other recent additions to the lineup, such as fanclubwallet; Oddeline; Giacomo Turra; and Charlie Edward.”

This year’s headliners on the RBC Stage include:

  • Mother Mother (July 4)
  • Nickelback  (July 5)  
  • 50 Cent  (July 6)
  • Maroon 5  (July 7)
  • Zac Brown Band  (July 10)
  • Neil Young Crazy Horse (July 11)
  • Tyler Childers (July 12)
  • Mötley Crüe (July 13)
  • Nas (July 14)

The festival will run from Thursday, July 4 to Sunday, July 7 and from Wednesday, July 10 to Sunday, July 14 at LeBreton Flats.

You can get your tickets here.

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