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3. Montreal International Jazz Festival, Canada
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Going strong since 1980, this festival offers yet another reason to visit the dynamic island-city of Montréal. With a solid mixture of free and paid performances spread over 10 days, and 150 indoor performances, this is considered the world’s largest jazz festival by Guinness World Records.
Number of attendees: 2 million
Where: Montréal
When: 2020 dates TBA (2019 event was held July 6-27)
Fun fact: 60,000 liters of beer and 2,500 kilograms of fries are reportedly consumed at the festival each year.
2. Mawazine, Morocco
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Featuring a diverse mix of both global and regional acts, Mawazine was started by the personal secretary to the King of Morocco as part of a cultural initiative to promote Rabat as a global city. The week-long music festival, which features an eclectic mix of genres, has succeeded in putting the metropolis on the map.
This year’s lineup includes David Guetta, Future, J Balvin, Marshmello, Maluma and Kamasi Washington.
Number of attendees: 2.5 million
Where: Rabat
When: June 21-29, 2019
Fun fact: Actually, this fact isn’t fun at all; in 2009, a wire fence collapsed, causing a stampede as concert-goers tried to flee. In the end, 11 people were killed.
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Going strong since 1980, this festival offers yet another reason to visit the dynamic island-city of Montréal. With a solid mixture of free and paid performances spread over 10 days, and 150 indoor performances, this is considered the world’s largest jazz festival by Guinness World Records.
Number of attendees: 2 million
Where: Montréal
When: 2020 dates TBA (2019 event was held July 6-27)
Fun fact: 60,000 liters of beer and 2,500 kilograms of fries are reportedly consumed at the festival each year.
2. Mawazine, Morocco
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Featuring a diverse mix of both global and regional acts, Mawazine was started by the personal secretary to the King of Morocco as part of a cultural initiative to promote Rabat as a global city. The week-long music festival, which features an eclectic mix of genres, has succeeded in putting the metropolis on the map.
This year’s lineup includes David Guetta, Future, J Balvin, Marshmello, Maluma and Kamasi Washington.
Number of attendees: 2.5 million
Where: Rabat
When: June 21-29, 2019
Fun fact: Actually, this fact isn’t fun at all; in 2009, a wire fence collapsed, causing a stampede as concert-goers tried to flee. In the end, 11 people were killed.