Montréal, QC

McKibbin's Irish Pub – Le Plateau

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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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514-282-1580

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21+
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All Genres
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3515 Boulevard Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2X 2T6, Canada
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514-282-1580
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