Pouzza Fest 2014

About:
Pouzza Fest is a music festival that takes place annually in Montreal, Canada. It began in 2011 and has become one of the most popular music festivals in Canada. The three-day event features over 200 punk, folk, and rock acts from all over the world on seven stages.

The lineup includes both established national artists as well as up-and-coming local bands looking for a chance to make it big. Pouzza Fest offers an eclectic mix of genres that appeals to everyone from first-time listeners to long-time fans of the punk and ska scenes.

Famous For:
Pouzza Fest is known for various interactive activities such as skateboarding demos, art workshops, and craft beer tastings. It is a vibrant and immersive experience that appeals to all types of music fans who are looking for something different.

Creation Purpose:
Pouzza Fest was founded by Matt Collyer. Collyer was a fan of the punk and ska genres, but he noticed there weren’t many music festival options for fans in Canada that catered to those genres. He wanted to create an event that focused on punk and ska but also included other genres. With the help of his friends, Collyer launched Pouzza Fest as a way to bring together fans of various genres under one roof. Since its launch, it has become one of the largest music festivals in Canada and is known for its eclectic lineup and immersive activities.

Fun Facts:
It’s been called “the ultimate celebration of punk music and culture” by Rolling Stone Magazine.

Each year, the lineup is carefully curated so that there’s something for everyone.

Impact on the Music Industry:
The festival provides a platform for rising artists to showcase their talent and be discovered by new fans.