Montréal, QC

Bar de Courcelle

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Bar de Courcelle is independent neighborhood bar and live-music venue with concerts and artist bookings. The programming spans Rock, indie, and punk, giving artists a useful sense of what already works in the room. Small independent bar with recurring live concerts and a direct artist-booking route. The venue is set up for concert programming verifies full-band use. This is a hospitality room, so the strongest acts will know how to keep the crowd engaged without treating every song like a headline-club performance. For the right act, that can be a solid working date rather than a throwaway background gig.

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438-382-4685

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Age policy
21+
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All Genres
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4685 Rue Notre-Dame Ouest, Montréal, QC H4C 1S7, Canada
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438-382-4685
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