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★ CIRCUIT ★ PΛRTY ★ BOY ★ MONTREΛL ★

MONTRÉAL QC

Stereo
https://stereo.tickit.ca

This is the nightclub that put Montreal on the map, the house that House built. It is known for its gay events, which are plentiful. Check the night before you arrive, but any night it's worth it to sample the sound and lights.

Unity
http://clubunitymontreal.com

This gay favorite offers two rooms with a rooftop terrace for a mostly (but not exclusively) younger dance crowd.

Stud Bar Montréal
www.lestudmontreal.com

The many street-level entrances to Le Stud give the bears, the dads and the lads easy access to the decadence that awaits them inside. Billiard tables and video-game poker machines line the interior of Le Stud and provide opportunities (or at least a cover) for what goes on further inside. Start on the cruisey dancefloor. Then position yourself in a dark corner and let the fun begin. Musical styles range from dance and disco to new wave and rock, but after a while, you’ll be too busy to pay attention.

Sky Pub Club
www.complexesky.com

This mixed venue in the Gay Village has three floors for dancing, each one offering a distinctly different sound for distinctly different crowds, but it is definitely our territory. The food is worth trying.

Aigle Noir
facebook.com/Bar.Aigle.Noir

That's French for “Black Eagle,” and that should give you a hint that this place takes the leather scene very seriously, indeed. Head for the back bar for live fetish shows that make San Francisco or New York (or, for that matter, pre-Castro Havana) look like Peoria. During the summer, the outdoor street-level terrace is filled to the rafters. Theme nights of leather and rubber gear draw in those the hard-core — or at least those who dress that way.

Chez Mado
www.mado.qc.ca

This is the place any of the locals where to catch the best drag show in a city where drag performance is not an entertainment, it's an art form. This internationally renowned campy cabaret offers nightly themes like “La Guerre des Bitches” (“The War of the Bitches”), Edith Piaf cover acts and ABBA tributes.

Campus
www.campusmtl.com

Montreal is justly famous for its gay strip clubs. They're all pretty fabulous, but this is the one to see hot studs dancing in your lap (for a generous tip, of course).

Bar Le Cocktail
www.barlecocktail.com

In the heart of the Gay Village, the crowd may like the sophisticated drink offerings, but it's les spectacles that are the big draw: drag and karaoke, with a French twist (or is that twisted French)?

noiZe Buzz
noize.buzz/city/montreal

Bar Aigle Noir
https://www.facebook.com/Bar.Aigle.Noir

Circus
http://circushd.com

Club Unity ★ Montréal
https://clubunity.com

Complexe Sky
http://www.complexesky.com

District Events
https://www.facebook.com/districtevenements

Fierté Montréal
http://www.fiertemontrealpride.com

Festival MEG Montréal
https://megmontreal.com

Festival international de créativité numérique et musiques électroniques | MUTEK
http://www.mutek.org/fr

Piknic Électronik Montréal
https://piknicelectronik.com

Renard
https://bar-renard.com

Stereo
https://stereo.tickit.ca

STUD BAR MONTRÉAL
www.lestudmontreal.com

I’m Ta Chowalert, an independent artist who creates music driven by emotion, melody, and honest storytelling.
My sound blends modern pop with touches of pop-rap, focusing on warmth, connection, and moments people can relate to in real life.

My musical journey started early. As a kid, I grew up listening to artists from Thailand’s RS label, especially Bazoo, whose catchy melodies and pop energy first sparked my love for music. As I got older, I became a big fan of Kamikaze, a sub-label of RS that defined a whole generation with its youthful pop sound and emotional lyrics.

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