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Beloved beats and melodies fill Place des Arts’ halls several nights a year, bringing joy to Pop music lovers. The genre’s top talents often choose one of our venues as a tour stop, using the facilities to set their songs in a distinctive frame. One of many artists to have put a unique spin on their catalogue by adapting it to the features of Place des Arts is Bryan Adams, who delighted fans with stripped-down acoustic takes on his megahits here in 2009, taking full advantage of Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier’s fine acoustics.
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Pop Music
Vegas Symphonique
May 1, 20261 performanceMaison symphoniqueThe Montreal Cancer Institute invites you to an exceptional benefit evening, where music and generosity come together to advance cancer research.
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Pop Music
Sunny Shine
May 6, 20261 performanceSalle Claude-LéveilléeJust a few days after the release of her second album, Camille—produced by Dumas—SUNNY SHINE invites you to her launch concert.
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Instrumental Music • trumpet
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass
May 14, 20261 performanceThéâtre MaisonneuveExperience an unforgettable evening with Herb Alpert and his brand new Tijuana Brass! Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the iconic album Whipped Cream & Other Delights, Herb and his six exceptional musicians will perform timeless hits like The Lonely Bull, Spanish Flea, Tijuana Taxi, This Guy’s in Love with You, and many more.
A musical genre that pairs well with art
Every era has its particular Pop music currents, which have always enjoyed their share of success on the Québec music scene. The public’s acclaim and enthusiasm have also ensured that Pop is consistently on Place des Arts programmers’ radar. Over the years, well-known exponents of the genre have graced our stages, on tour and as part of festivals and other special events. Pop music is, after all, popular, and has always been a good match with theatre and musical comedy, allowing it reach ever larger audiences across the decades.
Micro ouvert autochtone : Nina Segalowitz shines a spotlight on Indigenous cultures
You get the sense that Nina Segalowitz has a big smile on her face as you listen to her on the other end of the line, sharing her eagerness to shine a spotlight on Indigenous cultures during the fourth Micro ouvert autochtone.
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