Montreal’s fall concert calendar is packed with OnesToWatch roster artists, from arena headliners to intimate club shows. This guide highlights the key dates for October and November 2026 and points you straight to tickets.
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Quick Ticket Links For Featured OnesToWatch Shows
Every artist in this section is on the OnesToWatch roster, so these are the shows to prioritize before they move into larger rooms. Scan the dates, pick your night, and lock in seats while the venues still feel close-up.
- Steve Lacy — Oh yeah? Tour
Tuesday, October 6, 2026 · Place Bell, Laval, QC
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Thursday, October 8, 2026 · Place Bell, Laval, QC
See Wisp At Place Bell - Olivia Rodrigo — The Unraveled Tour
Wednesday, October 21, 2026 · Centre Bell, Montreal, QC
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Thursday, October 22, 2026 · Centre Bell, Montreal, QC
Reserve Olivia Rodrigo Night 2 - Sienna Spiro — My House Tour
Friday, October 23, 2026 · L’Olympia, Montreal, QC
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Monday, October 26, 2026 · L’Olympia, Montreal, QC
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Thursday, October 29, 2026 · Le Club DIX30, Brossard, QC
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Friday, October 30, 2026 · Centre Bell, Montreal, QC
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Upcoming OnesToWatch Shows: October 3–November 30, 2026
The shows below feature OnesToWatch roster artists. Listings run in date order, and each entry includes a direct ticket link.
Steve Lacy — Oh yeah? Tour
Tuesday, October 6, 2026 · Place Bell, Laval, QC
Lacy returns to headlining for the first time since 2022, touring his album Oh yeah?. The show is at Place Bell, a multi-purpose arena with a main capacity of 10,172 seats. That size marks a significant step for a first headlining run in four years, and the date is flagged as high demand with VIP packages available.Wisp (supporting beabadoobee — The Powerlines Tour)
Thursday, October 8, 2026 · Place Bell, Laval, QC
Wisp opens for beabadoobee on The Powerlines Tour. The opener slot in a 10,172-seat arena creates a classic discovery moment, where one ticket introduces two artists worth following.Olivia Rodrigo — The Unraveled Tour (Night 1)
Wednesday, October 21, 2026 · Centre Bell, Montreal, QC
Rodrigo’s The Unraveled Tour was announced as a 65-date world tour across North America, Europe, and the UK. After additional dates, it ultimately reached 86 shows. The run supports her third album, You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love, released June 12, 2026, on Geffen Records. She plays Centre Bell for two consecutive nights, with Wolf Alice opening both Montreal dates. Tickets currently range from $143 to $278 across major resale platforms, with limited remaining inventory.Olivia Rodrigo — The Unraveled Tour (Night 2)
Thursday, October 22, 2026 · Centre Bell, Montreal, QC
Night two at Centre Bell extends the run for fans who miss the first date or want a second look at the production. Wolf Alice again opens the show.Sienna Spiro — My House Tour
Friday, October 23, 2026 · L’Olympia, Montreal, QC
Sienna Spiro headlines L’Olympia on the My House Tour. The venue seats up to 1,300 people, which places this show in the small-theatre window that tends to close quickly as artists scale up. It stands out as a clear pick for listeners tracking the next wave of pop voices.Yebba — Jean Tour
Monday, October 26, 2026 · L’Olympia, Montreal, QC
Yebba brings the Jean Tour to L’Olympia. A 1,300-capacity room for an artist with her profile creates a short-lived chance to see the show at theatre scale rather than in arenas.The Dead South — The Dead South Live 2026
Thursday, October 29, 2026 · Le Club DIX30, Brossard, QC
The Dead South headline Le Club DIX30 as part of their 2026 live run, bringing their acoustic-driven sound into a focused club setting.KATSEYE — THE WILDWORLD TOUR
Friday, October 30, 2026 · Centre Bell, Montreal, QC
KATSEYE, formed using methodology from Hybe, the South Korean label behind BTS, brings THE WILDWORLD TOUR to Centre Bell. Secondary-market tickets for October 30 start at $221, with an official VIP package, THE EYEKONS EXPERIENCE, listed at USD$125.
Beyond these roster shows, Montreal also hosts several major non-roster tours that frame the broader live-music landscape for the season.
Other Notable Montreal Concerts: October 3–November 30, 2026
These wider shows sit alongside the OnesToWatch dates and help define how busy the city feels across arenas, theatres, and clubs.
Gorillaz — The Mountain Tour
Saturday, October 3, 2026 · Bell Centre, Montreal, QC
The virtual band project of Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett brings The Mountain Tour, supporting their ninth studio album The Mountain, released February 27, 2026. Little Simz and Deltron 3030 open. Cheapest tickets currently start at $74 on the secondary market.
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Interpol (with DIIV)
Saturday, October 3, 2026 · L’Olympia, Montreal, QC
Interpol plays a two-date Canadian run behind their August 2026 album This Mirror Weighs a Ton, with Toronto’s Sobeys Stadium on October 2 and Montreal’s L’Olympia on October 3, joined by DIIV. Official tickets start from CA$93.50, including taxes and service charges.
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Metric / Broken Social Scene / Stars — All The Feelings Tour
Wednesday, October 7, 2026 · Place Bell, Laval, QC
Three Canadian acts share the bill at Place Bell on the All The Feelings Tour. Resale tickets currently start from $29, per SeatData’s tracker.
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Teddy Swims
Wednesday, October 7, 2026 · Centre Bell, Montreal, QC
Teddy Swims tickets for October 7 at Centre Bell start at $43, per TickPick.
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The Smashing Pumpkins — Rats In A Cage Tour
Friday, October 9, 2026 · Bell Centre, Montreal, QC
This North American arena tour is marketed as celebrating the 30th anniversary of Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness, though the dates fall on the album’s 31st year. Current get-in price is $44, with recent lows between $49 and $102.
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Thundercat (with TiaCorine) — Distracted AF Tour
Tuesday, October 20, 2026 · MTELUS, Montreal, QC
Thundercat headlines MTELUS, which has a standing capacity of up to 2,300 people, with TiaCorine opening. Cheapest tickets currently start at $49 on the secondary market.
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Aya Nakamura
Saturday, October 24, and Sunday, October 25, 2026 · Bell Centre, Montreal, QC
Two consecutive Bell Centre nights, presented by Les Francos de Montréal. Tickets for October 24 start around $76 on the secondary market, with other sellers listing get-in prices between about $80 and $132.
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Sting — 3.0 Tour
Monday, October 26 · Tuesday, October 27 · Thursday, October 29 · Friday, October 30, 2026 · Théâtre St-Denis, Montreal, QC
Sting plays four nights at Théâtre St-Denis on the 3.0 Tour. Official face-value tickets start at CA$125.00.
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Doja Cat
Friday, November 27, 2026 · Bell Centre, Montreal, QC
Doja Cat brings the Tour Ma Vie World Tour with Latto to Montreal. Cheapest tickets currently start at $74 on the secondary market.
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Past OnesToWatch Shows: September–October 3, 2026
These OnesToWatch roster shows in the Montreal area took place earlier this fall and provide context for how the season has unfolded.
ADÉLA — The Red Bottoms Tour · Saturday, September 12, 2026 · Fairmount Theatre, Montreal, QC
Jungle — Jungle Live 2026 · Sunday, September 13, 2026 · Place Bell, Laval, QC
Channel Tres — The Enigma Tour · Tuesday, September 15, 2026 · Théâtre Beanfield, Montreal, QC
Willow Avalon — Pink Pocket Pistol Tour · Thursday, September 17, 2026 · Théâtre Beanfield, Montreal, QC
Khalid — It’s Always Summer Somewhere Montreal · Thursday, September 24, 2026 · L’Olympia, Montreal, QC
Towa Bird — The Gentleman Tour · Friday, September 25, 2026 · Bar le Ritz PDB, Montreal, QC
Pearly Drops (supporting Slayyyter — WOR$T GIRL IN THE WORLD TOUR) · Wednesday, September 30, 2026 · Théâtre Beanfield, Montreal, QC
Jacob Collier — The Light For Days Tour · Friday, October 2, 2026 · Théâtre Beanfield, Montreal, QC
Festivals And Multi-Day Montreal Events
Coup De Coeur Francophone runs November 5–15, 2026, across multiple Montreal venues. Its 40th edition presents French-language artists including Safia Nolin, Richard Desjardins, Edgar Bori, Mon Doux Saigneur, Coline Rio, CHÉRI, and Coup Dur, among others. The festival remains a key platform for francophone emerging artists.
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M For Montreal returns for its 21st edition November 18–21, 2026, using venues including Club Soda, MTELUS, Foufounes Électriques, La Sala Rossa, L’Escogriffe, Quai des Brumes, Le Système, SAT, Ausgang Plaza, and Casa Del Popolo. The festival features approximately 80 artists in total, including Official Selection acts Lisa LeBlanc, Le Ren, HAWA B, Yoo Doo Right, Population II, and Afrotronix.
Place Des Arts presents continuous programming across its six performance halls, public spaces, and two Monument-National venues through October and November 2026. Close to one hundred shows run between now and the end of November, including the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal’s From Tchaikovsky To The Firebird (October 21–22, Maison symphonique), Apashe x OSM (October 8–10, Maison symphonique), and the Caity Gyorgy Jazz Quartet (October 22–23, Cinquième Salle). Full listings appear at placedesarts.com.
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Piknic Électronik runs its final outdoor dates of the season through October 18, 2026, at Parc Jean-Drapeau, closing out the open-air electronic calendar.
Festival Du Monde Arabe runs October 30–November 15, 2026, across various Montreal venues, spotlighting artists from the Arab world and diaspora.
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Patterns, Themes, And Takeaways
The October–November 2026 Montreal calendar spans every room size, from clubs to full arenas. Centre Bell anchors the arena tier with Olivia Rodrigo, KATSEYE, Gorillaz, and Doja Cat. Place Bell hosts Steve Lacy, beabadoobee, and Metric/Broken Social Scene/Stars. MTELUS and L’Olympia carry the mid-size and theatre-scale shows for Thundercat, Sienna Spiro, Yebba, and Interpol, where room size most directly shapes the experience.
The opener slot emerges as a recurring storyline. Wisp opening for beabadoobee at Place Bell illustrates this clearly: a large arena, one ticket, and an OnesToWatch artist on the bill before the headliner steps out. That pairing captures the OnesToWatch approach in a single night.
October carries the heaviest concentration of concerts. MontrealEvents.org lists a dense October slate against a lighter November, while November extends discovery through M For Montreal and Coup De Coeur Francophone, which spread emerging acts across dozens of smaller venues.
Room size functions as a logistical signal about access. Sienna Spiro and Yebba both play L’Olympia on consecutive nights, creating a brief window to see them in a compact theatre before future cycles likely move to larger spaces.
Practical Reader Guidance
Evaluating options by venue size offers a quick way to plan this calendar. Centre Bell shows such as Olivia Rodrigo, KATSEYE, Gorillaz, and Doja Cat deliver arena-scale productions with full staging. Tickets sit at higher price points, and availability shifts by section. Place Bell dates for Steve Lacy and beabadoobee provide mid-size arena experiences with more accessible floor options.
L’Olympia and MTELUS shows for Sienna Spiro, Yebba, Thundercat, and Interpol sit in the club-to-theatre tier. In those rooms, proximity to the stage comes built in, and the chance to see artists at that scale tends to be short.
For timing, the Olivia Rodrigo Centre Bell dates on October 21 and 22 rank among the highest-demand shows in this window. As noted earlier, entry prices start around $143 on major resale platforms, and remaining availability is already limited, so acting early reduces the risk of steep last-minute increases.
For a three-show snapshot, one strong combination is Olivia Rodrigo at Centre Bell on October 21 or 22 for the full arena production with Wolf Alice, Steve Lacy at Place Bell on October 6 for a first headlining tour in a still-manageable arena, and Sienna Spiro at L’Olympia on October 23 for a small-room moment that rarely repeats.
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Key Takeaways From Montreal’s Fall Concert Season
- October and November 2026 bring a dense Montreal concert calendar, from Centre Bell arena headliners to intimate theatre shows at L’Olympia and MTELUS.
- OnesToWatch roster artists including Steve Lacy, Sienna Spiro, Yebba, and Wisp appear across multiple venues, with direct ticket links that make it easy to move from discovery to purchase.
- Venue size acts as a practical guide to artist trajectory, with mid-size rooms offering a balance of access and proximity before acts graduate to full arenas.
- October holds the greatest concentration of shows, while November extends discovery through festivals like M For Montreal and Coup De Coeur Francophone.
- OnesToWatch Live curates these roster-filtered listings so readers can track rising artists and secure tickets while the rooms remain relatively small.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Concerts Are Coming Up In Montreal In October 2026?
October 2026 ranks among Montreal’s busiest concert months, with shows across venues from Centre Bell to Bar le Ritz. Major dates include Olivia Rodrigo on October 21–22 at Centre Bell, KATSEYE on October 30 at Centre Bell, Steve Lacy on October 6 at Place Bell, Gorillaz on October 3 at Centre Bell, Thundercat on October 20 at MTELUS, and Sienna Spiro on October 23 at L’Olympia. OnesToWatch roster artists appear across several room sizes throughout the month.
What Concerts Are Coming Up In Montreal In November 2026?
November 2026 features a focused but strong lineup anchored by Doja Cat at Centre Bell on November 27. The month also includes M For Montreal from November 18–21, a multi-venue festival presenting about 80 artists including Lisa LeBlanc, Le Ren, and HAWA B, and Coup De Coeur Francophone from November 5–15, which highlights French-language artists across multiple venues.
Where Can I Buy Tickets For Montreal Concerts?
Ticketmaster handles primary ticketing for major Montreal venues including the Bell Centre, Place Bell, MTELUS, and the Corona Theatre, under its June 2019 exclusive agreement with Groupe CH, while L’Olympia and Théâtre Beanfield use other providers. OnesToWatch Live includes direct ticket links for every roster-artist show, so readers can move from discovery to checkout without searching separate platforms.