Igloofest Expands to Edmonton With 2026 Lineup Featuring deadmau5, Disclosure, Alison Wonderland

Igloofest is heading to Edmonton for the first time in 2026, bringing a trio of big-name electronic acts to Fan Park at ICE District for a three-night winter festival March 12–14.

Organizers OEG Sports & Entertainment, Multicolore, and Boodang Music Canada unveiled the inaugural lineup this week, topped by Alison Wonderland, Disclosure (DJ set) and deadmau5. The event marks Igloofest’s debut in Alberta as the long-running cold-weather festival expands beyond Québec.

Tickets are currently available here. The festival is 18+.

Wonderland will open the weekend on March 12, bringing her cinematic bass and high-energy performances to what organizers describe as an “emotional and high-impact kickoff.” Disclosure headlines night two on March 13, delivering a DJ set built around their garage- and house-driven sound and hits including “Latch.” The UK duo will be coming to Edmonton fresh off an Igloofest Québec appearance the week prior.

Canadian electronic heavyweight deadmau5 will close out Igloofest Edmonton on March 14. Known for his signature progressive sound and large-scale production, he’ll anchor the final night alongside TDJ, the rising Québec electronic artist whose trance-inspired sets have built an international following.

The expansion marks a milestone for Igloofest, which has grown from a Montréal staple into a national winter event. The 2026 edition will take place in four Canadian cities, continuing the festival’s tradition of drawing large crowds outdoors during peak winter weather.

Igloofest’s organizers say the brand’s move into Edmonton aims to blend global electronic acts with local energy in a uniquely cold-weather atmosphere. The open-air shows at ICE District will continue the festival’s signature experience of dancing under winter skies, a defining part of Igloofest’s identity for more than 15 years.

Additional festival updates will be available via the festival’s official website.