Repentigny, QC

Pub St-Laurent

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Pub St-Laurent in Repentigny is a late-night neighborhood pub that includes live singers in its nightlife mix. Pop, acoustic and vocal-led material suit the setting, where performers need to contribute to the evening’s energy without relying on a formal concert audience. The room should work best for confident singers and compact acts that can connect quickly with a social crowd. The venue is 21+, so the booking is better approached as an adult nightlife set than a family dining performance.

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450-581-5651

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Age policy
21+
Genres
Acoustic, Pop
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283 Rue Notre-Dame, Repentigny, QC J6A 2R8, Canada
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450-581-5651
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