Bluesfest put the spotlight on Lumineers and CHEO, but it was actually the depth of Ottawa-Gatineau talent on the bill that stole the show at LeBreton Flats Park on July 12. Homegrown acts Summersets, Les Rats de Swompe and Mehdi Cayenne gave career-high performances on various stages in the early evening, while Leif Vollebekk, who [...]
Bluesfest put the spotlight on Lumineers and CHEO, but it was actually the depth of Ottawa-Gatineau talent on the bill that stole the show at LeBreton Flats Park on July 12. Homegrown acts Summersets, Les Rats de Swompe and Mehdi Cayenne gave career-high performances on various stages in the early evening, while Leif Vollebekk, who [...]
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- Jul 12, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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