
Shambhala Music Festival 2023 Lineup Announced

The highly anticipated lineup for the Shambhala Music Festival 2023 has finally been announced. The festival, which will take place in Salmo, British Columbia from July 21-24, promises to be an unforgettable experience for fans of electronic music.
The lineup features an impressive array of world-class headliners, up-and-coming artists, and Shambhala favorites. Leading the lineup are Black Tiger Sex Machine, Chase & Status, Excision, Gigantic Nightmare, Goldie, GRiZ Hieroglyphics, John Summit, Justin Martin, Liquid Stranger, Maya Jane Coles, Mr. Carmack, Mura Masa (DJ set), Nicole Moudaber, RL Grime, Rusko, Seth Troxler, Shiba San, S!CK!CK, Skream, Sub Focus, Tchami, Testpilot, Valentino Khan, Wilkinson and Zeds Dead.
In addition to these headliners, the festival will also feature performances from Destructo, Dr. Fresch, Hannah Wants, Jon Casey, Kumarion, Montell2099, Of the Trees, Quix, So Tuff So Cute, Stylust, Whipped Cream, Will Clarke, Wreckno, Wuki and many more.
“Our Stage Directors are beyond proud to present a cutting-edge lineup, stacking world-class Headliners alongside Shambhala favourites and some of the best up-and-comers from Canada and around the world,” Shambhala HQ shares.
Tickets for the festival sold out within 24 hours of the lineup release, demonstrating the immense popularity of the festival and the excitement surrounding this year’s lineup. Fans who were lucky enough to secure tickets are in for an unforgettable experience in the stunning British Columbia landscape.

Artists
Related artist
GRiZ
Related artist
Hieroglyphics
Related artist
Excision
Related artist
Black Tiger Sex Machine
Related artist
Goldie
Related artist
Gigantic Nightmare
Related artist
Chase Status
Related News
Latest News

14 EDM Festivals To Have On Your Radar This September
Aug 30

Your DNA May Help Explain Why Music Hits You So Hard
Aug 30

TyriqueOrDie Opens the Doors to the Funhouse on “This Feels Electric”
Aug 29

Loud Luxury’s Andrew Fedyk Demands Answers After Dog Dies During $10,000 Training Program
Aug 29

Beyoncé Faces New Copyright Lawsuit Over 1998 House Sample Used in “Alien Superstar”
Aug 29
Trending
- 01Inside the Story Behind Burning Man’s Broken Eiffel TowerAug 31
- 02DJ MMS Debuts with His Track Like It Under Mustache Crew RecordsSep 30
- 03Kraze Blends Rap and Tech House Energy on "Friction"Jul 21
- 0414 EDM Festivals To Have On Your Radar This SeptemberAug 30
- 05Illenium Addresses Porter Robinson Credit Situation After Paris ShowFeb 28


