- 2027 dates are set: August 7-8 at Parc Jean-Drapeau.
- The festival's Instagram lists îLESONIQ EN VILLE on August 6, 2027.
- The 2026 edition was the 11th, headlined by Chris Lake & Friends and Dom Dolla.
- In October 2026 the festival asked fans on Instagram who they want to see next year.
- Only transparent bags were allowed in 2026, and the late announcement drew backlash. Check the bag rules before you pack.
Watch Île Soniq
We found no official livestream of îLESONIQ. The festival's YouTube channel shows no streamed sets for any year, only content like aftermovies. The 2026 program had three stages, Bell OASIS, MIRAGE and Coca-Cola NEON, and none of them is listed as broadcast.
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- Fans invited to say which artists they want to see at the next îLESONIQ[1]
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Tickets
Past prices
| 2025 | 2-day GA unknown 250[2] |
| 2024 | General Admission C$190[3] Gold C$355[3] Sky Lounge C$435[3] Diamond C$510[3] |
| 2023 | 2-day GA C$185[4] weekend pass unknown 335[5] |
Face-value prices as reported at the time, from the linked sources. Not adjusted for inflation.
Get tickets ↗Lineup
The 2026 program listed 46 artists across three stages, led by Chris Lake & Friends and Dom Dolla. The 2027 lineup has not been announced.
Stages
The main stage is the Bell OASIS Stage, one of the largest mobile stages in North America. MIRAGE covers techno and house, and the NEON stage sits among trees with bass, techno and house.
Plan your trip
The Jean-Drapeau metro station is near the site and is the recommended way to arrive. Hotel and ticket packages are sold through Jampack.
- Metro to Jean-Drapeau station is the recommended route.
- Biking is possible via the Jacques-Cartier Bridge path, Concorde Bridge or cycling link.
- If you drive, the closest parking is lot P10.
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- Jean-Drapeau metro station is near the festival. Metro is the best way to get to the site. The Jean-Drapeau station has elevators; the other two Yellow line stations do not.[7,9]
- STM shuttles serving Parc Jean-Drapeau on lines 767, 768 and 777.[9]
- STM adapted transportation drops off and picks up at the Jean-Drapeau bus station on McDonald Road, between La Ronde and the Beach 767 bus stops.[9]
- Driving to the site is possible. The closest parking is lot P10. Parking lots P10 and P11 have spaces for people with reduced mobility, and parking is free for motorists with an Accessible parking permit.[7,9]
- Bike access by your own bike or a BIXI via the Jacques-Cartier Bridge bike path, the Concorde Bridge or the cycling link. Free bicycle parking stations are available near the site.[7,10]
- From YUL Montréal-Trudeau International Airport, the 24/7 airport shuttle takes you downtown.[7]
- Taxis are hailed by looking for the bright red and white Bonjour sign.[7]
- Ticket and hotel packages are sold through Jampack.
- The Stay22 interactive map lets you book hotels near the site.
- The 24/7 airport shuttle from YUL runs downtown.
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- Bags must be transparent and at most 30 x 30 x 23 cm.
- Empty hydration bags are allowed and have dedicated entry lines.
- Medical, accessibility and child care bags are allowed after inspection, within the size limit.
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- Only the following bag types are allowed: transparent backpacks, handbags and fanny packs with maximum dimensions of 30 cm x 30 cm x 23 cm (12 in x 12 in x 9 in).[7]
- Hydration bags are permitted if empty of liquid upon entry and after security inspection. Dedicated entry lines are provided for them.[7]
- Medical bags and bags related to accessibility, child care or other essential needs are permitted after security inspection and within the maximum permitted dimensions.[7]
- Assistance animals with a valid assistance certificate are allowed on site.[9]
- Borrowing a vibrating vest requires a valid ID (driver's license or health insurance card) and contact information.[9]
- Vibrating vests are exclusively for people with sensory impairments or autism spectrum disorder, are limited in quantity on a first-come, first-served basis, and are used for a maximum of 3 hours per person. The service is not recommended for people with heart conditions or pregnant women.[9]
- Reduced-mobility tickets are sold by phone while quantities last. Festivalgoers with reduced mobility and their companions must purchase a ticket to access the site and services.[9]
- Water stations let you refill reusable bottles.
- Food is served in compostable containers, with vegetarian options at some concessions.
- A GRIP mobile team is on site to act against sexual assault and harassment.
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- Party Deck: a covered elevated platform with a view of the site.[12]
- Panoramic Terrace: an exclusive covered area with an exceptional view of the entire festival grounds and the main stage, with attentive service.[12]
- Sky Lounge Terrace: on the hill, with exclusive food and beverage kiosks and bar and bottle service.[12]
- Birkenstock GOLD Terrace: an elevated space with a prime view of the main stage, offering food and beverage, merchandise, bar and bottle service.[12]
- Bell exclusive entrance for Bell customers, using the MyBell app QR code. American Express Cardmembers can use an Amex entrance with three guests on the day of the festival.[12]
- Reserved areas for festivalgoers with reduced mobility at all stages, with platforms for the OASIS Virgin Plus, MIRAGE Beach Day and NEON Coca-Cola stages. Companions are included; reserved-area bracelets are collected at the RBCxMusique GOLD Terrace entrance.[9]
- Accessible facilities include picnic tables, adapted counters in some bars and concessions and at the Customer Experience booths and official boutique, cable protectors and ramps, and accessible toilets throughout the site.[9]
- Sensory kits (noise-canceling headphones, tactile games, stress balls, sunglasses, communication boards, etc.) are available on loan at the Customer Experience booth, subject to availability.[9]
- Vibrating vests, which emit vibrations to the rhythm of live music performances, are available on loan at the Info booth in limited quantities.[9]
- The mobile app offers an automatic reading option.[9]
- Customer Experience Center for reduced-mobility ticket purchases and accessibility questions: 514 492-1775 or 1 855 219-0576. Festival weekend phone hours are 12 am to 8 pm.[9]
- Info booth on site during the festival.[9]
- Water stations at several spots around the site for refilling reusable bottles.[10]
- Food service uses compostable containers throughout the site, with dispensing pumps for condiments. Vegetarian options are available at some food concessions.[10]
- Source sorting system with 2 to 4 streams (compost, recycling, returnable containers and waste) throughout the site.[10]
- Green Brigade, in partnership with ENUF Canada, helps festivalgoers with waste sorting.[10]
- Surplus food is redistributed through La Tablée des Chefs to organizations such as the Old Brewery Mission and the Welcome Hall Mission.[10]
- A mobile intervention team from GRIP is on site to raise awareness and act against sexual assault and harassment.[10]
- Official merchandise is sold under ÎLESONIQ MERCH.[13]
Aftermovies and photos
Editions and history
The festival began in 2014 and reached its 11th edition in 2026.
| 2026 | Aug 8–9, 2026 Chris Lake & Friends, Dom Dolla | The 11th edition. îLESONIQ en ville took place on August 7 with multiple events at Montréal electronic music venues, and Après îLESONIQ events followed. The 2026 program lists 46 artists across the Bell OASIS Stage, MIRAGE Stage and Coca-Cola NEON stage.[6,7,8] |
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- 11th edition: îLESONIQ en ville on August 7, followed by the festival on August 8 and 9.[6]
- Target set for waste sorting: 155 g of residual waste per festivalgoer.[10]
- Performance report: 443 g of residual waste per festivalgoer per day, and over 95% of participants reached the site by an active or sustainable means of transport.[10]
- Received Level 2 certification under the BNQ 9700-253 standard for Responsible Event Management.[10]
- Certified by Kéroul as a totally accessible venue for people with reduced mobility.[9]
- Received Level 2 certification under the BNQ 9700-253 standard for Responsible Event Management.[10]
- Received Level 2 certification under the BNQ 9700-253 standard for Responsible Event Management.[10]
- The festival was founded.[6]
FAQ
When is îLESONIQ 2026?
The 11th edition ran with îLESONIQ en ville on August 7 and the festival on August 8 and 9.
Where does the festival take place?
At Parc Jean-Drapeau on Île Sainte-Hélène in Montréal.
Who are the headliners?
Chris Lake & Friends and Dom Dolla were the headliners of the 2026 edition.
What is the 2026 lineup?
The 2026 program lists 46 artists across the Bell OASIS Stage, MIRAGE Stage and Coca-Cola NEON stage.
Can I come to the festival for one day only?
Yes. A 1-Day ticket is available, and the attendee chooses the day.
What type of tickets will I receive?
Tickets are sold as a 1-Day ticket or a 2-Day Pass.
How to get to Parc Jean-Drapeau by public transportation?
Taking the métro is the best way to get there, since Jean-Drapeau station is near the festival. STM shuttles on lines 767, 768 and 777 also serve Parc Jean-Drapeau.
Will the site be accessible by bike?
Yes. Attendees can ride their own bike or a BIXI to Parc Jean-Drapeau via the Jacques-Cartier Bridge bike path, the Concorde Bridge or the cycling link, and free bicycle parking stations are near the site.
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Sources (13)
Facts checked against the festival's official site, channels and press coverage. Last checked 2026-10-21.