PRESENTS
Punk Rock Shows All Year RoundBar le “Ritz” PDB – Montreal
Sunday, August 20, 2017
Doors: 8:00 PM / Show: 9:00 PM
Metropolis – Montreal
Thursday, September 7, 2017
Doors: 6:30 PM / Show: 8:00 PM
Petit Campus – Montreal
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
Doors: 8:30 PM / Show: 8:00 PM
Club Soda – Montreal
Sunday, December 3, 2017
Doors: 6:30 PM / Show: 7:30 PM
Festival Lineup
July 28 at Parc Jean-Drapeau-
Record
FairOur vendor village will feature a record fair of old, new and rare vinyl for newbies and record collectors alike. Been looking for a Black Vinyl Edition of The Misfits’ “Horror Business”? Come have a look.
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Poster
ExpoMontreal has been host to so many classic punk rock shows over the years and we’ve got the posters to prove it. Take a walk down memory lane with our poster exhibit on site and grab a silkscreen for yourself.
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Movies &
DocsWant a break from the mosh pit? We’ll be screening a variety of films & documentaries all day long exploring punk rock history, music, culture, fashion and more.
BECOME A VENDOR
Collectors of Punk, New Wave and Alternative memorabilia, art, fashion or vinyl, we’re talking to you!
Vendor applications for the inaugural “Marché aux PunX” at ’77 Montréal are now open and in order to offer space to a select group of exceptional and shocking artisans, we need to hear from you by June 15. Send an e-mail to info@77Montreal.com with some pics of your goods and an introduction of your offering. We will be back at yah with the sign up sheet.
History
What started on the fringes and developed over a few years came into a focus in 1977. Iggy, The Ramones, The New York Dolls, The 101ers, The Damned, The Saints, and a few others fueled what would be the explosion. That big bang of punk and alternative music would continue expanding until the present day. London was an epicenter and so was New York, and shortly afterward, LA, San Francisco, Paris, Montreal, Toronto and everywhere there were kids who felt they had to rebel against the status quo.
‘77 was a brilliant and diverse fulmination that shook youth musically, graphically, and socially around the world. The ‘77 music scene impacted the staid Woodstock influenced fashion of the day, injecting a dose of high-intensity adrenaline into the art scene. The kids united, then subdivided into a plethora of sub-genre and suddenly punk was an art form. Goth, ska, electro and new romantic all had beginnings in '77 bands. The influences of Reggae, Celtic, Blues and R&B were breathed in it and spat out.
A little bit about us
’77 MONTRÉAL seeks to celebrate the quintessence of the alternative music scene and the cultural shifts that have unfolded over the last 40 years with an exhibition and concert. The promoters behind ’77 MONTRÉAL have been booking punk rock shows in Montréal for over 25 years. From the early days of church basements and clubs to promoting 19 Vans Warped tours and our earliest festivals, Ramp Rage and Sno Jam, our love of the music and the scene has never faded.
We are very happy to embark on our next journey. With the ’77 MONTRÉAL project we are hoping to create not just a festival but a living archive of the Montréal Punk scene uniting all the eras of the music we love into one glorious celebration of the genre.
FRIENDS
Info | Location
Info | FAQ
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When is ’77 MONTREAL?’77 MONTREAL takes place on Friday, July 28 2017.
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Is ’77 MONTREAL an all-ages event?Yes, ’77 MONTREAL is an all-ages event. Children aged 10 years and younger are admitted for free when accompanied by an adult with a valid ’77 MONTREAL ticket.
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Is ’77 MONTREAL accessible for people with reduced mobility?The ’77 MONTREAL site has numerous gravel paths that are navigable by wheelchair. ’77 MONTREAL offers a Reduced Mobility Viewing Platform reserved for concert goers with reduced mobility near the main stage. Those with access to the Reduced Mobility Viewing Platform may be accompanied by one (1) guest. A wheelchair accessible restroom is reserved at this location for those on the platform. Every person admitted to this area must hold a Wheelchair Chair Admission pass. Due to the loud nature of the event, we do not recommend bringing guide dogs or service animals to ’77 MONTREAL.
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Where is ’77 MONTREAL?’77 MONTREAL takes place at Parc Jean-Drapeau, located on the island of Île Notre-Dame just minutes away from downtown Montreal. We recommend taking the STM’s Metro system and follow the indications for the yellow line, the metro station “Jean-Drapeau” will bring you to a few steps away from festival grounds.
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How do I purchase ’77 MONTREAL passes?Tickets are available at www.77montreal.com
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What can I eat at ’77 MONTREAL?
Many kiosks and the city’s famous food trucks will be on site at ’77 MONTREAL to offer fans a variety of delicious festival food, including burgers and poutine, subs and sandwiches, pizza and much more!
Beverages from water to beer and other spirits can be purchased on site. The legal drinking age in Quebec is 18 years old. If you are planning on consuming alcohol at the festival, please bring two (2) valid pieces of ID and be sure to drink responsibly.
’77 MONTREAL festival goers may bring a clear plastic water bottle with them on site, and water refill stations will be provided. Festival goers may be asked to empty their bottle before entering the festival. No alcohol may be brought in from outside.
Festival goers are allowed to bring food for personal consumption (ex: a sandwich, a fruit and a granola bar). Coolers or lunch boxes are not allowed on the site.
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Will there be a way to take money out on festival grounds?Yes, ATMs will be available on festival grounds.
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When does ’77 MONTREAL announce the schedule?The ’77 MONTREAL schedule can be viewed here.
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How can reviewers and photographers get accredited for ’77 MONTREAL?You can now click on the link to submit your accreditation request https://www.77montreal.com/en/accreditation-media/
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My band rules, can we play at '77 MONTREAL?Our band selection is complete for this year unfortunately we are no longer accepting submissions to play the 2017 edition of ’77 MONTREAL.
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Can I have a kiosk at ’77 MONTREAL?
To send a request, write an email to info@77montreal.com
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Can I work/volunteer at ’77 MONTREAL?Please note that ’77 MONTREAL is not currently accepting work or volunteer applications.
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What amenities can I find at ’77 MONTREAL?
Many choices of food vendors
Water and other refreshments
Beer and other alcoholic beverages
Clean toilets located conveniently throughout the site
Recycling and compost bins
ITEMS ALLOWED ON THE FESTIVAL SITE
One (1) plastic water bottle (water fountains on site)
Beach towels and blankets
Waterproof ponchos / small umbrellas
Small backpacks and bags / purses (please note: all bags will be searched)
Sunscreen (except sunscreen in flammable aerosol cans)
Lighters and cigarettes
Digital cameras (except professional video equipment)
Disposable cameras
Baby strollers
ITEMS NOT ALLOWED ON THE FESTIVAL SITE
Outside alcoholic beverages
Illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia
Glass bottles and cans
Hard-sided coolers
Megaphones
Musical instruments
Fireworks
Flags & banners
Beach balls, soccer balls, Frisbees, etc.
Large sports umbrellas
Folding chairs
Skateboards
Animals (except guide dogs)
Large backpacks (camping style)
Laser pointers
Water squirt gun or mist
Professional video / audio recording equipment
Items intended for sale / promotion
Firearms, knives, or weapons of any kind
Any object that can be used to cause bodily harm
Selfie sticks and any similar camera support
Drones
Items that are on the disallowed list will be confiscated. We recommend not bringing them to the event site at all to save you the extra hassle.
What if it rains?
As the saying goes, "The show must go on!" ’77 MONTREAL takes place rain or shine. Please check the weather prior to coming to ’77 MONTREAL and if there’s a high chance of rain we suggest bringing a pocket-sized poncho and a sweatshirt or windbreaker.
Can I bring my camera to ’77 MONTREAL?
Yes, cameras are permitted at ’77 MONTREAL. Please note, however, that professional video and audio recording equipment is not permitted at the festival.
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What if it rains?As the saying goes, "The show must go on!" ’77 MONTREAL takes place rain or shine. Please check the weather prior to coming to ’77 MONTREAL and if there’s a high chance of rain we suggest bringing a pocket-sized poncho and a sweatshirt or windbreaker.
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Can I bring my camera to ’77 MONTREAL?Yes, cameras are permitted at ’77 MONTREAL. Please note, however, that professional video and audio recording equipment is not permitted at the festival.
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What can I bring at 77 Montreal?
ITEMS ALLOWED ON SITE
One (1) plastic water bottle
Beach towels and blankets
Small backpacks and bags / purses
Sunscreen (except aerosol cans)
Digital cameras (except professional equipment)
Disposable cameras
Baby strollers
Small umbrellas
ITEMS NOT ALLOWED ON SITE
Outside alcoholic beverages
Illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia
Glass bottles and cans
Hard-sided coolers
Megaphones
Musical instruments
Fireworks
Flags & banners
Beach balls, soccer balls, Frisbees, etc.
Large sports umbrellas
Folding chairs
Skateboards
Animals (except guide dogs)
Large backpacks (camping style)
Tents
Water squirt gun or mist
Laser pointers
Professional video / audio recording equipment
Items intended for sale / promotion
Firearms, knives, or weapons of any kind
Any object that can be used to cause bodily harm
Selfie sticks or similar monopods
Drones
Spurs
First Nations headdress and other feather headdresses
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