Spot your favourite star on the street this fall.
From Katy Perry and former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hitting some of the city's best restaurants to cameos by Ben Stiller and Russell Crowe, Montreal has seen its fair share of famous faces recently.
Fast forward to this fall, when a slew of A-list performers will be making their way to the city.
Why is Montreal so famous?
Montreal, a lively metropolis in Quebec’s French-speaking heart, invites travellers with its rare mix of European elegance and North American energy, offering a tapestry of history, culture, striking architecture, and a world-class culinary scene.
Where is the best place to eat near the Bell Centre?
Whether you’re catching a show at Place Des Arts or pre-gaming before heading to the Bell Centre to see Paul McCartney (or the Habs!), Montreal's nightlife is going to be buzzing this autumn.
Check out some of the city's top tables and our favourite downtown eateries, secret bars and best spots to grab the perfect glass of wine.
Where can I see celebrities in Montreal this fall?
Mumford & Sons
The British folk rock powerhouse are returning with their seven-year-in-the-making album Rushmere to perform as a trio on their Rushmere tour at the Bell Centre on October 17, with Michael Kiwanuka opening.
Foreigner
Iconic ’80s hitmakers Foreigner, led by Mick Jones and known for classics like I Want To Know What Love Is, continue to sell out shows across the U.S., will celebrate a legacy of 10 multi-platinum albums and timeless rock anthems on October 27.
Sarah McLachlan
The Canadian singer-songwriter celebrates 30 years of Fumbling Towards Ecstasy with a two-night anniversary tour performing the album in full at Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier, Place des Arts, on October 29 and 30, with vocal trio Tiny Habits opening.
John Legend
Celebrating 20 years of his Grammy-winning debut Get Lifted with a full-band anniversary world tour, Legend will perform the album and career hits at Place Bell, Laval, on November 14.
Paul McCartney
Legendary Paul McCartney, with one of the most beloved music catalogs ever, brings his Got Back 2025 tour to Montréal for two shows at the Bell Centre on November 17 and 18, featuring classics from his solo career, Wings, and The Beatles.
What is Time Out Market Montréal?
What happens when a 50-year-old media brand brings the best of the city under one roof? You get Time Out Market — a dining and cultural hub curated by Time Out editors.
Born in Lisbon in 2014 inside Mercado da Ribeira, the concept gathers the city’s top restaurants, bars, and cultural spaces in one spot.
Located in Montreal’s Eaton Centre, Time Out Market Montréal spans 40,000 square feet with 15 eateries, 7 bars, a cooking school, and spaces for art and music — all showcasing the city’s finest chefs and creators.
If it’s great, it goes in the Market.
For more information about Time Out Market Montréal, click here.
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