{"data":{"id":"9524200a-6d94-410a-8621-4633087d12de","originKind":"SYNDICATED","title":"CONCERT NEWS: Beaches, Pennywise, Noah Cyrus, Ty Dolla $ign headline KDays Music Fest July 17-26","summary":"Time to plug in the Klondike mic as KDays Music Fest announces its 2026 lineup, including The Beaches, Pennywise, Noah Cyrus, Mother Mother and, kicking it all off July 17, ice-eyed L.A. rapper Ty Dolla $ign.\n\nThe ten-day party showcase runs July 17-26 atop the city’s longest-running fair, going back to 1879.\n\nConcerts are free with KDays general admission, though you can also shell out to squeeze closer to the action with the Front & Centre Fan Zone tickets with its own bar and bathrooms, presales starting 10 a.m. Tuesday with the code MUSICFEST26, general on-sale 10 a.m. Friday.\n\nGoing through the rest of the lineup, Saturday, July 18, it’s Toronto rap rock band Down with Webster, with 21-year-old B.C. indie rock outfit Mother Mother headlining the next night.\n\nBanff-formed Calgary proggy punk band Mico is up July 20, with Ontario’s Connor Price joining the hip-hop-heavy lineup July 21, then surfy Vancouver pop band Peach Pit July 22, with St. Arnaud opening.\n\nPulling up to KDay’s second weekend, Vancouver rapper bbno$ (say “baby no money” out loud) of Lalala radio play is Thursday, July 23. Jungle Bobby warms up that crowd. Then, pedigreed country crossover star Noah Cyrus takes the big parking lot stage July 24, local gem Lucette warming up on the fest’s most twangy night.\n\nCali punk legends Pennywise bring the Saturday-night noise July 25, with the festival finale going to the awesome and ever-present The Beaches July 26, still gleaming from the double Group of the Year and Rock Album of the Year Juno haul.\n\nPurchased tix at k-days.com include KDays entry, P.S., so you can nostalgically wander the midway, eat deep-fried monstrosities and watch the fireworks afterwards.\n\nTo get up close, Ty Dolla $ign, bbno$ and The Beaches are $70 a pop. Mother Mother runs $60. Down with Webster, Peach Pit and Pennywise are $50 a show. And MICO, Connor Price and Noah Cyrus are $40 each.\n\nConcerts start at 7:30 p.m. nightly at Edmonton Expo Centre’s Exhibition Grounds at the south side, parallel to Borden Park Road.\n\nfgriwkowsky@postmedia.com\n\n@fisheyefoto.bsky.social\n\nRelated Concert announcement: Bring Me the Horizon at Rogers Place Sept. 23\n\nEdmonton-based country rock unit, The Uncas, mark 25 years at 9910 Friday\n\nBookmark our website and support our journalism: Don’t miss the news you need to know — add EdmontonJournal.com and EdmontonSun.com to your bookmarks and sign up for our newsletters here.\n\nYou can also support our journalism by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribers gain unlimited access to The Edmonton Journal, Edmonton Sun, National Post and 13 other Canadian news sites. Support us by subscribing today: The Edmonton Journal | The Edmonton Sun.","url":"https://edmontonjournal.com/entertainment/music/edmonton-kdays-music-festival-the-beaches-pennywise-noah-cyrus","imageUrl":"https://smartcdn.gprod.postmedia.digital/edmontonjournal/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/20250723db005.ej_297828590.jpg","publishedAt":"2026-05-04T16:27:33.000Z","sourceLabel":"Edmonton Journal Music","tags":["Entertainment","Festivals","Music","Travel Edmonton"],"authorName":"Fish Griwkowsky","contentHtml":"\"Fairgoers

Time to plug in the Klondike mic as KDays Music Fest announces its 2026 lineup, including The Beaches, Pennywise, Noah Cyrus, Mother Mother and, kicking it all off July 17, ice-eyed L.A. rapper Ty Dolla $ign.

The ten-day party showcase runs July 17-26 atop the city’s longest-running fair, going back to 1879.

Concerts are free with KDays general admission, though you can also shell out to squeeze closer to the action with the Front & Centre Fan Zone tickets with its own bar and bathrooms, presales starting 10 a.m. Tuesday with the code MUSICFEST26, general on-sale 10 a.m. Friday.

Going through the rest of the lineup, Saturday, July 18, it’s Toronto rap rock band Down with Webster, with 21-year-old B.C. indie rock outfit Mother Mother headlining the next night.

Banff-formed Calgary proggy punk band Mico is up July 20, with Ontario’s Connor Price joining the hip-hop-heavy lineup July 21, then surfy Vancouver pop band Peach Pit July 22, with St. Arnaud opening.

Pulling up to KDay’s second weekend, Vancouver rapper bbno$ (say “baby no money” out loud) of Lalala radio play is Thursday, July 23. Jungle Bobby warms up that crowd. Then, pedigreed country crossover star Noah Cyrus takes the big parking lot stage July 24, local gem Lucette warming up on the fest’s most twangy night.

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Cali punk legends Pennywise bring the Saturday-night noise July 25, with the festival finale going to the awesome and ever-present The Beaches July 26, still gleaming from the double Group of the Year and Rock Album of the Year Juno haul.

Purchased tix at k-days.com include KDays entry, P.S., so you can nostalgically wander the midway, eat deep-fried monstrosities and watch the fireworks afterwards.

To get up close, Ty Dolla $ign, bbno$ and The Beaches are $70 a pop. Mother Mother runs $60. Down with Webster, Peach Pit and Pennywise are $50 a show. And MICO, Connor Price and Noah Cyrus are $40 each.

Concerts start at 7:30 p.m. nightly at Edmonton Expo Centre’s Exhibition Grounds at the south side, parallel to Borden Park Road.

fgriwkowsky@postmedia.com

@fisheyefoto.bsky.social

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