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One of the best nightclubs in the world, Stereo, reopens in Montreal on Labor Day Weekend, Thursday September 3-7. This 5-day party is a Montreal nightlife celebration of dancing that is not to be missed…
Routinely voted as one of the best nightclubs in the world, Stereo was closed after a fire in July, 2008. Since then, the people at Stereo have used the opportunity to enhance the existing space, renovating the décor and upgrading their already legendary sound system. Some very cool new stuff includes a new space for live bands and a new mandate to make Stereo eco-friendly by using re-purified water and recycling methods, so clubbers can, as the press release says, “make their mark on the dance floor, not on the environment.”
Here’s the rundown for Stereo’s grand re-opening:
Friday, September 4th: If you can believe it, there will be not only an army of “get wild dancers” but also midget cowboys! On deck is Sharam (Deep Dish) featuring renowned singer Anousheh Khalil, as well as Sultan and Ned Shepard making the most of the venue’s new live music set-up.
Saturday, September 5th: The introduction of “Saturdays at Stereo” which will be going on every Saturday night in Montreal. The headliners will not be advertised, so just show up expecting to see some of the best DJs in the world.
Sunday, September 6th: Sunday announces the return of a big-time DJ and Producer to Stereo, Roger Sanchez. He’ll be playing a marathon set that will go all the way into Monday, right up until the event which Stereo is co-producing with Neon. Located down on the waterfront of Montreal’s Old Port, the Monday DJ lineup includesinclude Tiga, Adam Beyer, Clive Henry, Audiofly, Martin Buttrich Live and Jordan Dare. Check the website to find out where exactly it all goes down.
Stereo Night Club, 858 Sainte-Catherine Street East, Montréal, QC, H2L 2E3, Canada, (514) 658-2646
Montréal is one of the best cities for music in the world - from massive international fests to tiny hole-in-the-wall spots. Montrealers like to go out, eat, drink and be social. Possibly because it's a fact that Montrealers are extremely beautiful people. It's a big city that behaves like a small town, or maybe the reverse. I've been a music journalist for about 10 years now, and there is no better city than this one to be doing it. It's going to be a busy year.
BRINGING THE BELMONT INTO 2010
