We're still in the height of festival season, but the end of summer won't mean the end of major music events. Notably, M for Montreal will be coming to its titular city in November, and the first batch of performers has just been announced.
The festival runs from November 18 to 21, and performers will include Hey Rosetta!, Yukon Blonde, Dilly Dally, DOOMSQUAD, Loud Lary Ajust, Harrison, the Posterz, Beat Market, Pomo, Bronswick, Danger, Das Mörtal, J.u.D., KROY, Le Matos, Miami Nights 1984, Perturbator and Shash'U. These acts will appear at venues throughout the city.
Yukon Blonde and Hey Rosetta!'s appearance is part of their already announced joint fall tour.
A press release from M for Montreal also promises "panels and workshops moderated by international industry heavyweights." Stay tuned for further announcements about programming and lineup.
Full festival badges are can be purchased here. They are currently available for an early bird rate of $100; after September 27, the price will go up to $125. Single-show tickets for a couple of gigs are available here. Go to M for Montreal's website for more information.
M for Montreal was founded in 2006, making this the 10th instalment of the annual event.
The festival runs from November 18 to 21, and performers will include Hey Rosetta!, Yukon Blonde, Dilly Dally, DOOMSQUAD, Loud Lary Ajust, Harrison, the Posterz, Beat Market, Pomo, Bronswick, Danger, Das Mörtal, J.u.D., KROY, Le Matos, Miami Nights 1984, Perturbator and Shash'U. These acts will appear at venues throughout the city.
Yukon Blonde and Hey Rosetta!'s appearance is part of their already announced joint fall tour.
A press release from M for Montreal also promises "panels and workshops moderated by international industry heavyweights." Stay tuned for further announcements about programming and lineup.
Full festival badges are can be purchased here. They are currently available for an early bird rate of $100; after September 27, the price will go up to $125. Single-show tickets for a couple of gigs are available here. Go to M for Montreal's website for more information.
M for Montreal was founded in 2006, making this the 10th instalment of the annual event.
