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August 3, 2008 The Killers Iggy & the Stooges Cat Power Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings DeVotchKa Plants & Animals The National Parcs Louis XIV Sébastien Tellier Duchess Says Chocolat Turzi Le Husky The Tom Fun Orchestra |
August 4, 2008 Jack Johnson Broken Social Scene Duffy Gogol Bordello CSS Chromeo The Go! Team The Black Keys MGMT Matt Costa The Weakerthans Jamie Lidell Neil Halstead Bonjour Brumaire The Duke Spirit Coeur de Pirate |
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Gillett Entertainment Group presents the 3rd edition of the Osheaga Music and Arts Festival that will take place on August 3rd and 4th at the magnificent Parc Jean-Drapeau.
Over 40 bands will share 4 stages set upon the breath-taking backdrop of Montreal’s Parc Jean-Drapeau where the diversity of indie rock and the best of electro will be on display. We are proud to continue our partnership with the Montreal MEG Festival (Montreal Eclectic Groove) which is celebrating its 10th edition this year and will offer us its musical discoveries on their stage.
This year we have the pleasure to announce that the headliners are the multi-platinum selling band THE KILLERS on August 3rd and making his Montreal debut, the popular JACK JOHNSON on August 4th.
After a remarkable concert in May 2007, The Killers are back to thrill all the Osheaga festival-goers. Without question, the charismatic leader Brandon Flowers and the quartet’s intense rock will give you an earful.
The Hawaiian-born musician, filmmaker and surfer, Jack Johnson, will make his long-awaited debut in Montreal. His latest album Sleep Through the Static, has already sold over 2 million copies since its release on February 5th and he has sold over 15 million records worldwide throughout his career.