Shawinigan, QC

Le Trou du diable — Microbrewery, Boutique and Salon

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Le Trou du diable — Microbrewery, Boutique and Salon — Microbrewery salon and concert room hosting ticketed rock, ska and alternative bands. 2026 event pages document full-band concerts including Planet Smashers and Too Many Cooks. Programming includes Rock, ska, alternative, punk, mixed. The setting works best for acts comfortable playing into a casual, conversational room. The venue is at 1250 avenue de la Station, Suite 300, Shawinigan, QC G9N 8K9.

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819-556-6666

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21+
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Alternative, Punk, Rock, Ska
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1250 avenue de la Station, Suite 300, Shawinigan, QC G9N 8K9, Canada
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819-556-6666
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