INFEST 2027
UNDERGROUND ARTS FESTIVAL
Located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
September 3rd, 4th & 5th 2027.
THAT’S A WRAP! INFEST 2026! INFEST emerged from the sulphurous pits deep within the earth, suffocating you in a relentless storm of blood & fury from September 4th to 6th, 2026. Each stage was an infernal atmosphere, immersing you in a nightmarish ritual of horror & rage.
We would like to thank all our ticket buyers, disciples of darkness & devotees of the abyss. Without you, none of this would be possible.
The gates of hell have officially closed. Only to once again feel the ground tremble, & the darkness consume you, bracing yourself for the hellish onslaught… Prepare yourselves, disciples of darkness and devotees of the abyss! The infernal gates of INFEST 2027 will swing open as the malevolent forces descend upon Edmonton for three nights of unrelenting chaos & blasphemous rites in 2027! But how will you know, when will the blackened spirits summon you to purchase your “Patient Zero, Pass of the Infested”? Sign up for our newsletter, it’s on this page, in a ritual of darkness, this will be your testament to the true essence of metal—raw, relentless, and utterly unholy.
ConcertWorks hopes that developing an inclusive UNDERGROUND MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL; economic growth, employment & revenue in the live music & arts community will increase by expanding youth retention and attracting tourism. ENGAGING WITH LOCAL #YEG BUSINESSES & COMMUNITIES ENSURES WE WILL BE ABLE TO CONTINUE TO BRING YOU INFEST YEAR AFTER YEAR. If at all possible please give the local businesses you visited this weekend a 5 pentagram review!
Follow ConcertWorks on YouTube to experience INFEST 2026 again & again, videos will be upload over the next several months…
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Treaty 6 Territory | Edmonton, Alberta
INFEST would like to acknowledge that we are on Treaty 6 territory. We acknowledge and respect the history and land of the first people in this area. Treaty 6 territory is the ancestral and traditional territory of the Cree, Dene, Blackfoot, Saulteaux, Nakota Sioux and Metis, we would like to pay respect to their Elders, past, present and emerging. We acknowledge this land as an act of gratitude to those whose territory we reside on, whose footsteps have marked this land for generations.
WE ARE GRATEFUL TO HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE AND WORK IN THE COMMUNITY.
But just as we acknowledge the land we must speak out against the atrocities that Indigenous people face: the individual and systemic anti-Indigenous racism; the history, reality and trauma of residential schools; the brutalization and murder of Indigenous people at the hands of police; the lack of access to drinking water; poverty; substandard healthcare; broken treaties; environmental harm; employment discrimination; over-policing; and oppressive incarceration rates.
We must also acknowledge our complicity in the systems and structures that seek erasure instead of equality, incarceration instead of inclusion. And then use our voices and privilege to demand change.