Best Indie Music Clubs In Montreal Near Me

Daca Posse: Atmosphere: 5/5

Michael: Been about 30 yrs since I've been there. I grew up in that neighborhood.Recommended dishes Stella …

Jeff Vallee: Atmosphere, crowd, dj, ladies 🔥 but above all you have to go see EL MEJOR bartender in town PauLo for a memorable fiesta evening!!! 🍻💥

Faiz Hanafi: Wow the vibes and atmosphere of this place were SO FUN, everyone was kind and thoughtful but still turning it up, it was just an all out fantastic experienceAtmosphere: 5/5 …

Chris: Atmosphere: 4/5

Noémie Beauvais: Thanks to the bartender Léo for his good humor and his speed! I loved talking with you, I had a great evening!

Daly Doucet: I loved Léo’s service💕Dietary restrictions: No

Daniel Jimenez: Great music!Atmosphere: 5/5 …

Jaspreet singh Virdi: Best club in all North America ❤️

mmm Max: Love it. The sound, the space, the lights how and of course the music. Comfortable seating, great layout. World renowned. Stay up really late once in your life to see it. Thank you Stereo😌Parking: It may be free to park on the street when you go in but when you come out the parking meters may have started already. Be Careful. Check when paid street parking starts and set an alarm and use the app to pay or risk a $100 ticket. You're welcome😘

Sean Flynn: It’s an experience and there’s a reason why it is held in the same esteem as spots in NYC, Miami, and even the UK. They pull in amazing talent and it’s a really amazing vibe in there.Despite the small handful of photos I quietly captured, their no 📸 policy is a good one compared to other places I’ve been.The lineups on big nights sucks but it is what it is…even at 0300.

MeesterJuantastik: one of the top 5 clubs in the world for its soundsystem and vibe. No liquor, no pictures, just dancing and having a good time.

JP Laf (JPL): Beautiful place to dance and see beautiful people. One of the beautiful places of Montreal mightlife on Crescent. The only big problem in this part of town, and it's huge, is finding parking. Clean attire required. Don't come there in your old jeans, you might stay outside.Atmosphere: 4/5Parking space Somewhat difficult to find parking Parking options Paid street parking …

melissa: If you are an artist it’s a great experience. You can observe the artists at work. Don't dress too chic because there can be small accidents from the referees lol. If you paint there, he gives you a free beer and gives you a $5 meal. All you have to do is bring your materials, the easels are included. The choice of beer on tap is not huge. The beer is cheap and the people are nice to talk to. The bar is old and has had some experience. A little experience to live if you are interested in painters.

Aayush: Love this place !Atmosphere: 4/5Parking space Somewhat difficult to find parking Parking options Paid street parking …

Oceane Graca: I love the atmosphere of this bar: rock music, laser lights, a disco ball, a dance floor, it feels like a boom and we love that! The drinks are at a good price, the staff is very cool, there is even a table football if you don't feel like dancing!

Valérie Chabrerie: I spent there on the 31st, good atmosphere, general music and funTom is really nice at the barI will come back with pleasure

Aynsley Jay: Decent venue! Love that there’s seating upstairs. They could use more bartenders working though so you’re not waiting in long lines and missing the show.

Georges Vigo: Chill and socially ambient.

Virginie Boisvert: Great show & beautiful place

Gigiandbebe Raar: Took my grandkids here for a concert they had a great time it was walking distance from the hotel it was fun for all and a great place

shanna Dupuis: I’ve been to concerts all over the city of Montreal and club soda is hands down one of my favorite venues. It’s clean, the bar and bar keeps are on point and even security was friendly! The sound was spectacular and I can’t wait to go see another show there!

Bruno Adam: Beautiful performance hallA small downsideNo dressing room during the MFAGG showIt was cold outside without a coat

Isabelle Dion: Nice little hall for LNI shows and matches. Paid parking nearby and plenty of restaurants nearby.

sylvain roussy: for me 1 of the best performance halls in Montreal

Marc Bouffard: A staple of the montreal festival scene but a little tighter and a little longer than most. Standing at the back means you're a little further from the band than the usual. Second floor has great seats however, just arrive early to get them as they are first come first served.

Julie Germain: Small venue, artists are nearby, easy parking on the street and nice restaurants nearby!

Màk Çÿmë Rìčhë ćhãr: **Title: "The Duck, the Cat and the Pianist"**Once upon a time, in the smoky darkness of the **Quai des Brumes**, there lived a duck named Gustave. Gustave was no ordinary duck. No, he had grandiose dreams. He wanted to become the greatest pianist of all time. But there was a small problem: Gustave had no hands. Just fins.One evening, while the rain drummed against the windows of the bar, Gustave perched on the stool of the old out-of-tune piano. The bar cat, a grumpy tom named Felix, looked at him skeptically. “What are you going to do, Gustave?” he meowed. “Play the piano with your flippers?”Gustave did not let himself be discouraged. He placed his palms on the keys, closed his eyes and began to play. The notes came out like raindrops, soft and melancholic. The bar patrons fell silent, stunned. Even old Panama, the regular local tramp, raised an eyebrow.But that wasn't all. At the same time, the door to the Mist Quay opened suddenly, letting in an icy wind. And who appeared? A penguin in a tuxedo, wearing a monocle and a pommel cane. Her name ? The Count of the Banquise.The Count walked towards the piano, his eyes fixed on Gustave. “My dear duck, I am impressed,” he said in an icy voice. “But can you play…jazz?”Gustave hesitated. He had never played jazz in his life. But he gave it a go. The piano keys burst into flames. Gustave improvised, mixing blues chords with flamenco trills. The cat Félix started to dance, old Panama drummed on the table, and even the Count of the Banquise smiled.Suddenly, the ceiling of the bar opened, revealing a starry sky. Shooting stars fell, turning the whiskey glasses into twinkling stars. Gustave played louder, faster, until the piano began to levitate. The entire bar rose into the air, carrying away the customers, the cat, the tramp and the Count of the Ice Pack.And this is how the **Quai des Brumes** became the most famous bar in the universe. It is said that every night, you can still hear the duck Gustave playing jazz, accompanied by the cat Félix on the drums and the Count of the Banquise on the saxophone.And if you go there one evening, order a glass of star whiskey and let yourself be carried away by the music. Who knows, maybe you'll even see the old Panama dancing on the counter.

The Button Store • La Boutique de Macarons: Great live venue!

Derek Lee Dagenais: For an exceptional live music experience almost any day of the week, Quai des Brumes is a must-visit!Atmosphere: 5/5 …

David Acero: They don't serve poutine wth!?5 star service and delicious beer every time.Will be coming back.I'll just grab my poutine somewhere else.

Peinda Ba: Excellent evening, impeccable service, friendly waitress, delicious nachos😋, clean toilets, the Still to Find group show was great 🎙🎵🎸I highly recommend this place

David Roseman: Great ambiance. Great acoustics. Great beer. Great location.

Mozafar Asadi: A good shooting club with excellent staff and instructors.

Zak Kik: Fun little venue, good for screenings and comedy

Betty Trinh: We stumbled on this place accidentally like Alice in the Wonderland. We went through an inconspicuous door from our hotel, that looked like any other back office door and emerged in a totally new fantastical world. There is nothing velvet or speakeasy about this place. It's a popular club. It's an elaborately decorated cavern that is moody and edgy and so cool. The beautiful stonework is a nod to the restaurant's storied history dating back to the 1700s. The huge restaurant space is striking and not the small back room of a hotel that I was expecting. Club Velvet is actually part of the Auberge St. Gabriel restaurant and reservations are required to get in. Our hotel did not tell us that. But the accommodating staff was nice enough to get us in even if we didn't have reservations. The music was good and the sound system was top notch. The drinks were good.

Théo Depraz: Parisian catacombs atmosphere for Halloween, great music

Artem Silvander: Very good club, know it since 2012.Stuff is always very welcoming, and will take care of you if needed.Those who complain- just cannot have fun partying 🤖🤡👍

Sébastien HECHT: Marco always on top 🤜🏼🤛🏾Underground atmosphere which makes the place charming, very good music.

Cwat: Awesome