Bain Mathieu is a former public bath converted into a professional independent arts and event venue with two performance rooms. The main room holds about 400 standing and the secondary room about 200, giving electronic, rock, pop and experimental artists real production scale. The all-ages cultural setting makes it flexible for concerts that need more than a bar footprint.
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McKibbin's Irish Pub – Le Plateau is irish pub on Saint-Laurent with nightly live music by local bands. The programming spans Irish, rock, acoustic, and pub bands, giving artists a useful sense of what already works in the room. Busy Irish pub with nightly live-band programming and a strong small/full-band fit. The venue is set up for site says local bands perform live nightly. 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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- 3515 Boulevard Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2X 2T6, Canada
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- 514-282-1580
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