South by Southwest descends upon Austin, TX, later this month, and for Canadian music fans looking to experience some sweet sounds of home, you're in luck. M for Montreal has just unveiled the lineups for its SXSW showcases.
On March 18, M for Montreal (along with yours truly at Exclaim!) will present a show at Sledge Hammer featuring Bernhari, Franklin Electric, Andy Shauf, PS I Love You, the OBGMs and July Talk.
The following afternoon (March 19) at Maggie Mae's Gibson Room, M for Montreal will be hosting sets from Milk & Bone, Loud Lary Ajust, Bernhari and Les Marinellis.
Finally, that same evening, the Montreal-based festival will be presenting its final showcase with sets from Loud Lary Ajust, Milk & Bone, Lydia Ainsworth, Seoul, Heat, Homeshake, and Walter TV. The night's festivities will also be kicking off with a Poutine Party, so you should probably get there early if you want to indulge in Canada's greatest culinary offering.
You can get full details at the Facebook event page, and get all your SXSW information over at their official website. The music portion of the festival runs from March 17 to 22.
Below, listen to M for Montreal's specially curated SXSW playlist.
On March 18, M for Montreal (along with yours truly at Exclaim!) will present a show at Sledge Hammer featuring Bernhari, Franklin Electric, Andy Shauf, PS I Love You, the OBGMs and July Talk.
The following afternoon (March 19) at Maggie Mae's Gibson Room, M for Montreal will be hosting sets from Milk & Bone, Loud Lary Ajust, Bernhari and Les Marinellis.
Finally, that same evening, the Montreal-based festival will be presenting its final showcase with sets from Loud Lary Ajust, Milk & Bone, Lydia Ainsworth, Seoul, Heat, Homeshake, and Walter TV. The night's festivities will also be kicking off with a Poutine Party, so you should probably get there early if you want to indulge in Canada's greatest culinary offering.
You can get full details at the Facebook event page, and get all your SXSW information over at their official website. The music portion of the festival runs from March 17 to 22.
Below, listen to M for Montreal's specially curated SXSW playlist.
