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Originally posted by ~*Stereohead*~ It IS fun to go out, have beers, hang out with friends & party...absolutely! But partying entails some kind of sound going on, like, MUSIC! But NOT listen to the music? What am I partying to then? Why am I going out in the first place? Going out takes time, energy and most importantly (for me), money! So, unless the music will cater to my tastes, I won't go. Experiencing good music is THE reason why I go out. Nothing else. No good music = I won't bother. If I'm NOT listening to music (commercial or not), then I'd much prefer to stay home, still hang out & party with friends, drink for MUCH cheaper than any club would ever be able to offer ANNNND get to listen to some quality music off my monitors from my music library...All of that means minimal money spent, less energy required and no time wasted. So, yes, MUSIC is the whole reason why I give such a huge shit! lol...I don't get up off my ass for much, especially not commercial music bookings. I guess I'm part of an ever-declining crowd who actually cares about quality EDM. It's ok, I accept it. But, I guess, now you know where I'm coming from. Still excited to check out the place

A +1 for that! It's all about the music

Hell, is Aria reopening?

WooooT! What room is it gonna be? Lets turn this place into hell again

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Last edited by Morales_HIGH5 on Mar-19-2008 at 05:18

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Originally posted by Morales_HIGH5 Hell, is Aria reopening?

trust me we all wish Aria was re-opening.

This will be totally different. It is more on the lines competing with Opera and stuff.

oh I see...

so, I cant expect my usual Aria freak head then

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Tonight is going to be massive

Hope to see some of you there

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MONTREAL, March 18 /CNW/ - Groupe Laberge and TELUS are pleased to announce an exclusive 10-year partnership through which a new venue for artistic expression will be unveiled - Théâtre TELUS. Located in the Quartier des spectacles in Montreal, the 12,000-square-foot theatre can accommodate up to 1,200 people per event 365 days a year. "We had been dreaming about giving artists and Montreal audiences a new space since the Spectrum closed. The support of a partner such as TELUS will allow us to create a new cultural destination in Montreal - the Théâtre TELUS," declared Jean-Frédéric Laberge, Director of Groupe Laberge. "When the Théâtre TELUS opens in April, artists, business people, residents and visitors to Montreal will be able to enjoy a state-of-the-art cultural entertainment venue." Set up in the former Berri cinema located at 1280 Saint-Denis, the Théâtre TELUS will be equipped with the most innovative lighting and sound technology, providing top-notch acoustics. A full televisual production and live broadcasting studio will also be integrated. "Just like TELUS, the Quebec cultural community is passionate about growth. By working together, we will bring our artists, creativity and the innovation for which we are known to a broader clientele," confirmed Karen Radford, Executive Vice-President and President of TELUS Quebec. "Over the next decade, the Théâtre TELUS will be a testament to our commitment to the 5,000 members of the TELUS team in Quebec, to our customers and to the visitors who will enjoy the Quartier des spectacles." Featuring a mezzanine, the Théâtre TELUS will be a versatile and multi-dimensional space that can be easily adapted to the specific requirements of all forms of artistic productions and corporate events. "The TELUS and Groupe Laberge partnership that will see the creation of the Théâtre TELUS is excellent news for Montreal, and we hope it will inspire others. I am very proud to see the private sector help our cultural community to thrive. As a cultural metropolis, commitments such as these provide critical support to the 2007-2017 action plan of Rendez-vous Montréal," stated Isabelle Hudon, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Board of Trade of Metropolitan Montreal. As work is already underway, the official opening of the Théâtre TELUS is expected in mid-April 2008. Groupe Laberge Groupe Laberge is a family business that has been involved in entertainment and has been a player on the Quebec cultural scene for over 30 years. Owner of Le Dagobert, a Quebec City show bar, Lamouche, an upscale lounge in Montreal, and having conducted large-scale events in various venues in the city and capital region, Groupe Laberge will soon inaugurate the Théâtre TELUS, its own venue for shows, thanks to the invaluable support of TELUS.

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1284 St-Denis (Corner St-Catherine)

BIGGGGG MONEYYYY

looks like i'll be passing by


see some of you there

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Fortuna Favet Fortibus.

Me + 11 there

Ill see ya there Greg.

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At Stereo yr in the sound by default submission by proxy!

I hope we can expect Drum & Bass events at a proper venue. This would be amazing.

Now, I'm wondering where the theatre is being held inside the building....

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ill be there