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HIERO DAY CANADA

A Celebration of Independent Hip-Hop, Art & Community

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Starts

Sep 12th, 2026 @ 8:00 AM PT

Starts

Saturday Sep 12th, 2026 @ 8:00 AM PT

Ends

Sep 13th, 2026 @ 3:00 PM PT

Ends

Sunday Sep 13th, 2026 @ 3:00 PM PT

7790 Highway 3B

7790 BC-3B, Salmo

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Description

Hieroglyphics is landing on the Salmo River Ranch on September 12 for the first official Hiero Day Canada this September. Expect Shambhala vibes, with the most legendary Bay Area Crew in Hip Hop history. Get ready for 12 hours of music and one night of camping under the stars at the home of Shambhala Music Festival. 

Bringing the spirit of Hiero Day Oakland North to BC's leafy interior, this special celebration highlights hip hop culture, community, and creativity in an intimate outdoor setting. Guests can expect live hip hop performances, curated local food and craft vendors, and laid-back campground vibes that create the perfect environment to connect, celebrate, and unwind.

More than just a concert, Hiero Day Canada is a celebration of community and cultural exchange - a gathering where fans, artists, and creators unite in one of British Columbia’s most scenic outdoor locations. With limited tickets available, secure your spot and be part of this unique weekend of music, culture, and connection.

Music programming runs from 12:00 PM to 12:00 AM on Saturday, September 12, 2026.

With Performances by:

Hieroglyphics — Oakland, CA

Chali 2na & Cut Chemist — Los Angeles, CA

Abstract Rude — Los Angeles, CA

Mac Lethal - Kansas City, MO

Split Sphere — Vancouver, BC

Snak The Ripper - Vancouver, BC

Junk & Flipout - Vancouver, BC 

DJ Digs - Winlaw, BC

Additional artists to be announced.

Important Info

Ages 19+
No Re-Entry
Valid Government Issued ID Required

Contact Information

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Refund Policy

Liability & Refund Policy All ticket sales are final No refunds or exchanges are issued under any circumstance This includes cancellation due to weather, wildfire, government action, or force majeure events