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About Le Medley

Le Medley was a storied live‑music venue in downtown Montréal, renowned for metal, punk, and all‑ages shows. Located at 1170 Rue Saint-Denis, it offered a large standing floor with seating options for certain events. While the venue closed on December 31, 2009 and the building was reported to be demolished around 2010 for condo development, the history of Le Medley remains a notable chapter in Montréal’s music scene. This page provides a comprehensive overview of the venue’s legacy, plus practical guidance for fans exploring similar venues in Montréal today.

For fans planning to attend current events in Montréal, we’ve got you covered with seating insights, nearby transit options, parking suggestions, and trusted partner recommendations for hotels and dining in the area.

Nearby you’ll find central Montréal transit hubs like Berri‑UQAM, with multiple bus and metro routes connecting visitors from across the city. Downtown parking is available at garages such as Complexe Desjardins and other nearby lots. When you’re staying in the area, consider our affiliate picks for comfortable hotels and convenient dining to complement your night out. We’re your connection for securing seats and planning a smooth, non‑fussy experience around Montréal’s historic music scene.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1170 Rue Saint-Denis, Montréal, QC H2X 3J5.
  • Capacity: Le Medley ~1,800 (Vieux Munich ~1,200).
  • Venue type: historic live‑music venue / bar, known for metal, punk, and all-ages shows; hosted events like LNI for about 12 years.
  • Seating/standing: seating charts existed for events; main space was largely a large standing floor with some seating options.
  • Transit: located in central Montreal near the Saint-Denis/ René‑Lévesque area; nearby metro/bus access (transit hub context includes nearby central stations such as Berri‑UQAM).
  • Parking: no on‑site parking documented; downtown parking options include nearby garages (e.g., Complexe Desjardins) and Indigo/Place‑du‑Parc style lots.
  • Nearby hotels: historically, hotels in downtown Montréal were available within a short stay radius (e.g., hotels listed near the area such as Hotel St‑Denis).
  • Demolished/renamed: Le Medley closed December 31, 2009; the building was widely reported to be demolished for condo development around 2010.