Post Malone Shuts Down Festival Site as Massive Crowd Gathers in Quebec City

Post Malone‘s highly anticipated performance at the Festival d'été de Québec (FEQ) in Quebec City on Friday evening led to the closure of the festival site, as a massive crowd gathered on the Plaines d’Abraham.

By 8:30 pm, festival organizers had already advised attendees to head towards the Cap-Blanc entrance to facilitate their access. However, shortly after, another message was posted announcing the shutdown of the site.

For the comfort and safety of festival-goers already on the site, the two entrances to the Plaines d’Abraham are now closed, read the statement.

A dense crowd had formed in front of the Croix du sacrifice entrance for Post Malone’s only stop in Canada, with thousands also lining up at the Cap-Blanc entrance for a chance to catch the 29-year-old artist’s performance.

Until then, the Plaines d’Abraham had not yet been closed, despite the large crowds gathering for performances by 50 Cent and The Offspring.