FEQ 2022: The Biggest Moments From The Summer Festival In Quebec City

By Gavin Crisp. 9 Jul 2022 10:36 AM

Quebec City’s Festival d’Ete was back in a big way in 2022, boasting as it always does an exciting lineup of artists from a broad spectrum of genres. Take a look at the best pics from across the 10 days.

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JP Saxe
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Toronto's JP Saxe entertains the Parc de la Francophonie on Saturday, July 9.
Spoon
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Britt Daniel of Spoon from Austin, Texas, brings rock to the SiriusXM stage on Saturday, July 9.
Patrick Watson
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Quebecois Patrick Watson waves to the adoring crowd from the Loto-Quebec stage on Saturday, July 9.
Maroon 5
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Adam Levine of Maroon 5 closes out the night from the Bell Stage on Saturday, July 9.
Dean Lewis
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Australian Dean Lewis makes them swoon on the Loto-Quebec stage on Friday, July 8.
Matt Lang
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Quebec's own Matt Lang warms up the crowd at the Bell Stage before headliner Luke Combs, with original material and a few choice covers, including "Summer of '69" and "Paradise City".
Luke Combs
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Luke Combs is the night's main attraction for many in the city, who attended in cowboy hats and boots on Friday, July 8.
Luke Combs
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Country superstar Luke Combs plays to the masses as the closer on Friday, July 8, on the Bell Stage.
Meghan Patrick
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Meghan Patrick performs at the Manège Militaire as part of FEQ's new Extras afterhours series on Friday, July 8.

FEQ 2022: The Biggest Moments From The Summer Festival In Quebec City

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