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A cross-generational phenomenon
From Punk to Prog, Rock’s inspirations are as diverse as its audiences, and every show delivers a powerful, memorable experience. Rock may conjure images of tens of thousands filling an arena, stadium or festival field, but the intimacy of a smaller venue makes for a special connection between artist and audience. That’s why many of the big names choose Place des Arts when they come through Montréal, and their concerts in our halls never go unnoticed.
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Music • Rock
Chris de Burgh | 50LO
March 24 and 25, 20262 performancesSalle Wilfrid-PelletierTo celebrate his 50th career anniversary, legendary singer/songwriter Chris de Burgh will be undertaking a Canadian solo tour in 2026.
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Music • Rock • pop
Joe Jackson + Band | Hope and Fury Tour 2026
May 13, 20261 performanceThéâtre MaisonneuveDon’t miss Joe Jackson live in Montreal with a brand-new album, Hope and Fury, for an evening of unforgettable songs and masterful musicianship.
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Music • Rock • pop
The Musical Box | And Then There Was... Phil
January 15, 20271 performanceSalle Wilfrid-PelletierFinally, a show worthy of one of the most influential artists of our time, drawing on the incredible progressive rock repertoire of Genesis — including some of the band’s early hits such as “Follow You Follow Me”, as well as classic tracks from the albums A Trick of the Tail, Wind & Wuthering, …And Then There Were Three…, and Duke. And a few surprises…
Concerts that have the crowd buzzing
The infectious intensity and passion of this musical form prompts the inevitable question: "When's the next one?" In 2006, Radiohead set Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier ablaze with two intimate gigs that gave fans a preview of several songs from their soon-to-be-released album In Rainbows.
Voïvod symphonique: a mammoth metal career as seen through seven songs, with Michel Langevin
Legendary Quebec metal band Voïvod is revered around the world by fans of the genre and by music lovers who appreciate the virtuosity of its screaming guitars.
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Beau Dommage: A Colossal Musical Legacy Reimagined in a Symphonic Version
To celebrate 50 years of Beau Dommage presence in Quebec’s musical landscape, symphonic adaptations of their songs will resonate through the Wilfrid-Pelletier Hall during the special concert event Beau Dommage Symphonique – Ça fait 50 ans qu’on se connaît
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