Trixie Mattel is having a busy 2026. The drag icon, DJ, and RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars winner has been added to the lineups for two major summer festivals — Capitol Hill Block Party in Seattle (August 7-9) and Osheaga in Montreal (August 2), joining an already stacked summer schedule that includes Bonnaroo in Manchester, Tennessee, Lightning in a Bottle in California, and Mighty Hoopla in London.
The festival announcements come as Trixie prepares to launch the Bald and Beautiful Tour, kicking off March 20th in Kansas City at the Uptown Theater. The run hits Chicago’s Chicago Theatre on March 21st, Toronto’s Meridian Hall on March 31st, Boston’s Wang Theatre on May 16th, Portland’s Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall on June 19th, and Seattle’s Paramount Theatre on June 20th. It is the latest chapter in a touring career that has seen Trixie establish herself as one of the more in-demand live acts and DJs on the festival circuit, with recent appearances at Coachella, Stagecoach, and opening slots for Chappell Roan.
Off the road, Trixie has been keeping busy. She was announced as host of the 15th Annual Queerties Awards, celebrating the best of queer music, art, and media, streaming on WOW Presents Plus on March 19th. She and longtime collaborator Katya also recently said goodbye to their decade-long YouTube series UNHhhh, reflecting on ten years of comedy and its cultural impact in a candid farewell interview.
Trixie Mattel is a Billboard Heatseekers chart-topping recording artist, founder of Trixie Cosmetics, owner of the iconic Trixie Motel boutique in Palm Springs, and co-author of a New York Times bestselling book with Katya. Her DJ sets have become a festival staple, blending drag spectacle with genuine dancefloor energy in a way that translates across audiences well beyond the drag world.
Bald and Beautiful Tour tickets and full festival details are available at her official website. Set times for Capitol Hill Block Party will be announced soon.
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