Top 10 Places With Live Music Venues In Montreal
1.La Maison Symphonique
Google 4.9 Stars (3K Reviews)
Inaugurated in 2011, the Maison symphonique welcomes you to enjoy the ultimate experience of a classical music concert. Designed to the highest standards of natural acoustics and architecture, it offers perfect visibility and enveloping privacy, for an exceptional hearing and visual experience. With its 2,100 seats, the Maison symphonique of course welcomes the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, but also other ensembles such as the Orchester Métropolitain or Les Violons du Roy. It also hosts certain jazz and popular concerts. Please note that tickets for shows taking place at the Maison symphonique are available at the Place des Arts box office.
1600 Rue Saint-Urbain
514-842-2112
https://placedesarts.com/fr/salle/maison-symphonique
2. Salle Bourgie
Google 4.8 Stars (453 Reviews)
Opened in September 2011, the hall has since offered a high-level program, welcoming both Canadian and international musicians. Whether they are still young or already critically acclaimed, they are chosen by Salle Bourgie for their immense talent.
In addition to offering remarkable concerts at affordable prices, Salle Bourgie organizes musical workshops for families and amateur musicians. These friendly meetings allow participants to develop their musical talent in a friendly atmosphere. Bourgie Hall also programs surprising encounters between music and visual arts collections. To be discovered during concerts or during events in the exhibition halls!
1339 Sherbrooke St W
514-285-2000
https://www.mbam.qc.ca/fr/salle-bourgie/
3. Club Soda
Google 4.5 Stars (2.8K Reviews)
Club Soda, now a Montreal cultural emblem for over forty years, is a versatile performance hall with a multitude of layout possibilities, whether in cabaret and/or standing format. Where adaptation, versatility and professionalism take on their full meaning.
There are few artists today who did not set foot on their first stage at Club Soda. Indeed, Club Soda had the honor of welcoming a host of local artists from all walks of life, but also stands out internationally. Club Soda had the privilege of welcoming immense talents who made a mark with their presence. The story of Club Soda begins in 1982, when Guy Gosselin, André Gagnon (filmmaker) and Martin Després gave themselves the mandate to transform a reception room on Avenue du Parc into a new kind of cabaret. The latter inaugurated by Boule Noire, then marked, a few months later, with the first of the Lundis des Ha! Ha! hosted by Ding and Dong .
1225 Boul. Saint-Laurent Boul,
4. Oscar Peterson Concert Hall
Google 4.5 Stars (274 Reviews)
The Oscar Peterson Concert Hall is one of the principal performing arts venues in the Faculty of Fine Arts, holding over two hundred concerts, lectures and theatrical productions annually. While Concordia’s next-generation thinking allows it to constantly look forward, its roots are firmly planted in two distinctive institutions of higher education, both with illustrious histories. The university was officially founded on August 24, 1974, following the merger of Loyola College and Sir George Williams University. Concordia adopted its name from Montreal’s motto, Concordia salus, which means “well-being through harmony.”
Université Concordia, 7141 Rue Sherbrooke O
514-848-2424
https://www.concordia.ca/arts/venues/oscar-peterson.html
5. Casa Del Popolo
Google 4.4 Stars (775 Reviews)
Casa del Popolo is a bar, bistro, and music venue in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, on Saint Laurent Boulevard in the borough of Le Plateau-Mont-Royal. Its name is Italian for "House of the People".
It was established in September 2000 by Mauro Pezzente and his partner Kiva Stimac.[1] Since then, the Casa has hosted performances by Arcade Fire, Buck 65, ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead, Do Make Say Think, Moldy Peaches, Carla Bozulich, and many more.[2] The Casa has also hosted non-musical performances.
4873 St Laurent Blvd,
514284-3804
https://www.facebook.com/casadelpopolomtl/
6. Quai des brumes
Google 4.4 Stars (663 Reviews)
Quaint institution for local French literary events, blues & alternative bands & art shows.
4481 Saint Denis St,
514-499-0467
7. La Sala Rossa
Google 4.4 Stars (595 Reviews)
"La Sala Rossa and La Sotterenea (in the basement) put on shows in an unlimited number of genres. Both open every evening. La Sala Rossa restaurant offers delicious Spanish tapas, natural wines, and bi-monthly flamenco from Thursday evening from 8:30 p.m. Restaurant hours below. Reservations: resto.lasalarossa@hotmail.com ✯ ✯ ✯ La Sala Rossa & smaller concert venue La Sotterenea (basement level) feature performances across an unlimited range of genres.
4848 St Laurent Blvd
514-844-4227
https://www.facebook.com/lasalarossa/
8. Centre PHI
Google 4.4 Stars (513 Reviews)
Multipurpose venue for arts & culture featuring concerts, film screenings & plays, plus exhibits.
The PHI Centre is at the intersection of art, film, music, design and technology. Guided by values that include freedom, generosity, rigour and the importance of community, PHI devotes itself to the innovation and evolution of cultural experiences that both challenge and delight.
407 Rue Saint-Pierre
514-225-0525
9. Théâtre Plaza
Google 4.4 Stars (376 Reviews)
Versatile, dynamic venue with a unique atmosphere.
6505 Rue St-Hubert
514-278-6419
https://www.facebook.com/le.theatre.plaza/?locale=fr_CA
10. BALATTOU
Google 4.4 Stars (283 Reviews)
A cult place in Montreal for over 30 years, base camp for the International Nuits d'Afrique Festival, Club Balattou is a must for world music. During the weekend, DJs take over the decks while local and international groups perform there on weekday evenings. This tropical oasis lets the good vibrations of the rhythms of the South flow, from Africa to Jamaica, from Guadeloupe to Mauritius.
4372 St Laurent Blvd,
514-845-5447