Top Artists Coming to Montreal Next Weekend Near You
All Montreal Concerts Next Weekend
- (opens in new tab) Find tickets to Charles Brunet on Friday January 23 at 8:00 pm at Le Club Dix30 in Brossard, Canada
Jan 23
Fri · 8:00pm
Charles Brunet
Le Club Dix30·Brossard, Canada
- (opens in new tab) Find tickets to Maddix on Friday January 23 at 10:00 pm at New City Gas in Montreal, Canada
Jan 23
Fri · 10:00pm
Maddix
New City Gas·Montreal, Canada
- (opens in new tab) Find tickets to Silvi Tourigny on Saturday January 24 at 8:00 pm at Le Club Dix30 in Brossard, Canada
Jan 24
Sat · 8:00pm
Silvi Tourigny
Le Club Dix30·Brossard, Canada
- (opens in new tab) Find tickets to Deraps on Saturday January 24 at 8:00 pm at Le Studio TD in Montreal, Canada
Jan 24
Sat · 8:00pm
Deraps
Le Studio TD·Montreal, Canada
- (opens in new tab) Find tickets to Bach Before Bedtime on Sunday January 25 at 10:30 am at Gesu in Montreal, Canada
Jan 25
Sun · 10:30am
Bach Before Bedtime
Gesu·Montreal, Canada
- (opens in new tab) Find tickets to Passe-Partout on Sunday January 25 at 3:00 pm at Theatre Manuvie in Brossard, Canada
Jan 25
Sun · 3:00pm
Passe-Partout
Theatre Manuvie·Brossard, Canada
- (opens in new tab) Find tickets to Bach Before Bedtime on Sunday January 25 at 4:00 pm at Gesu in Montreal, Canada
Jan 25
Sun · 4:00pm
Bach Before Bedtime
Gesu·Montreal, Canada
- (opens in new tab) Find tickets to Lord of the Lost with The Birthday Massacre on Sunday January 25 at 7:00 pm at Beanfield Theatre in Montreal, Canada
Jan 25
Sun · 7:00pm
Lord of the Lost with The Birthday Massacre
Beanfield Theatre·Montreal, Canada
Learn More About Montreal Concerts Next Weekend
The largest city in the Canadian province of Québec, Montreal offers much more than great poutine to both tourists and locals alike. In fact, this city of nearly two million boasts a unique music and concert scene that dates all the way back to the 1920s. From indie and electronic to pop music and more, Montreal offers genres for everyone to enjoy. In fact, Grammy Award-winning indie rock band, Arcade Fire, originally hails from Montreal.
With its growing population and abundance of tourists, it’s no wonder that Montreal is home to so many great concert venues and musical acts. If you’re looking to catch your favorite mainstream performer, look no further than the city’s Bell Centre or Olympic Stadium. Both are huge venues — in fact, Olympic Stadium can accommodate over 66,000 fans.
For a more intimate concert experience, head over to Montreal’s Théâtre Fairmount or Rialto Theatre. You don’t need to know French to enjoy a great show at any one of these spots! If you’re a fan of soul music and jazz, the Upstairs Jazz Bar and Grill is a great option. The House of Jazz and Le Balcon are other soulful spots to enjoy as well.
Montreal is also home to a number of underground venues, including La Sala Rossa that's also known for its authentic Spanish tapas. The city’s entertainment district offers plenty of theaters, including Théâtre St-Denis.
Native Canadians Celine Dion and Justin Bieber have been known to grace stages across Montreal. Other popular performers to make stops in this city include Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Keith Urban and many more. For folks in the USA, Montreal is just under an hour from both the New York and Vermont borders.
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