What to Do in Montreal : November Festivals and Events 2023
The days and nights are dark and cool, but the festivals keep both day and nightlife bright.
M for Montreal
Marvelous M Pour Montréal
Montreal artists have to start their global careers somewhere. Why not Montreal? M pour Montréal provides up-coming Montreal and Quebec artists and labels a platform to [read on]
What to Do in Montreal : November Festivals and Events 2022
The nights are dark and cooling off, but the nightlife is hot hot hot.
Festivals and Events in Montreal November 2019
From the first day to the last, we’ve got a festival or an event to keep your Montreal November on the move.
Festivals and Events in Montreal November 2018
From the first day to the last, we’ve got a festival or an event to keep your Montreal November on the move.
The Artistorian’s Weekly Picks November 18 to 23
The chilly weather is really settling in, and finals are looming so much closer than many are willing to admit… but we all need a break sometimes, right? Besides, [read on]
What to do in Montreal in November 2015
Montreal continues to keep its festal calendar even when the weather starts to cool down. Everything from animals to zines gets an event.
Bad Bad Not Good : The Only Jazz Trio You Will Ever Mosh To
BBNG’s Performance at M for Montreal focused on the build-up and featured virtuosic jazz that got the crowd moving.
Adam Cohen seduces Montreal at M for Montreal
Adam Cohen and his six-piece band plays to an adoring audience at Théâtre Maisonneuve as part of M for Montréal.
Lisa LeBlanc and July Talk at Club Soda: Raunchy and Rocking
Lisa LeBlanc and July Talk are both gritty, raunchy, and rocking. What a fab night for all!
Win A Pair of Tickets to Gazelle Twin, Blood and Glass, and Doomsquad
Win Tickets! Enter the contest to win free tickets to a kick ass show! Check out these artsy, creative bands at the M for Montreal showcase. Enter here to WIN.
MMMMMM Good: M for Montreal Music Festival
Four nights of great shows, workshops, panels, schmoozing, and a chance to celebrate the musical talents of Montreal
Win A Pair of Tickets to See Diamond Bones, Close Talker, and Katie Moore
Win tickets to see the M for Montreal showcase of Close Talker and Katie Moore. Enter HERE!
Review: Boats Rock the House
Boats were rushed, late, disorganized, and packed onto a stage that barely contained them. And they rocked the fucking house.
Photolog: Souljazz Orchestra and Colectivo
At the Montreal Mundial festival, photojournalist Andres Roget caught Collectivo and the Souljazz Orchestra at l’Astral.
Better Lucky than Good? Groenland is Both.
Groenland’s sudden rise to fame is talent and good timing. Sabrina Halder talks bout how the band started and her early experiences singing jazz in CEGEP.
Lakes of Canada Debuts New Album. Interview with Conor O’Neil
Lakes of Canada are performing as part of M for Montreal — Montreal’s platform for showcasing up-and-coming Canadian musicians and helping them launch their careers internationally. Conor O’Neil talks about the festival and the new yet-to-be-released album.
A Dictatorship Without Vinyl. Interview with Mat Klachefsky of Boats.
Mat Klachefsky’s complex personality well reflected by the equally intriguing sound of Winnipeg indie band Boats.
For 100 songs you get 10. Interview with Andy Shauf
Andy Shauf digs on his favorite Beatle, his songwriting process, and the long anticipated Bearer of Bad News.
Random Recipe Front Woman Frannie Holder Likes to Sweat
Frannie Holder of Random Recipe dishes on being a woman in the music industry, the difficulty of writing a new album, and the joy of making music.