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Montréal is a haven for live music. Most established indie acts play at Sala Rossa, a Spanish social center on St. Laurent Boulevard, where the grubbiness of the concert hall is offset by an old-fashioned chandelier (4848 St. Laurent Blvd.; 514-284-0122; www.casadelpopolo.com/salaconcert/home.shtml). Across the street is sister establishment Casa Del Popolo, a little sandwich joint where up-and-coming bands play to squished audiences—arrive early (4873 St. Laurent Blvd.; 514-284-3804; www.casadelpopolo.com/casa/home.html). Up in the almost-suburban St. Hubert shopping district, cavelike Zoo Bizarre showcases the next-big-things on the Francophone indie-rock circuit, like Duchess Says and Call Me Poupée. Shows get primal and go till the wee hours (6388 St. Hubert St.; www.zoobizarre.org). Located in the Plateau, Le Divan Orange is more restrained, with an upright piano, cozy couches, and a menu of gourmet salads. The music is usually less trendy, with a focus on rock, jazz, and world beat (4234 St. Laurent Blvd.; 514-840-9090; www.ledivanorange.org).
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