New City Gas fonctionne comme un lieu de style industriel de premier plan axé sur la vie nocturne énergique et les spectacles vivants. L'architecture présente des murs en briques apparentes et des plafonds voûtés massifs qui conservent les vestiges d'une ancienne installation manufacturière. Cet environnement vaste privilégie la qualité sonore et des spectacles de lumière immersifs pour faciliter les grandes productions de concerts et les rassemblements privés à grande échelle. Les clients découvrent une esthétique brute où l'accent reste mis sur l'énergie cinétique de la foule et la précision des systèmes audiovisuels. L'agencement utilise des plans d'étage ouverts pour s'adapter à diverses configurations de performance tout en conservant une ambiance authentique. Des capacités de production spécialisées permettent des transitions fluides entre des formats d'événements variés. Ce site constitue une référence pour les expériences sociales contemporaines en alliant héritage structurel et technologie moderne avancée.
New City Gas est largement reconnu comme une destination de choix à Montréal pour les concerts, les prestations de DJ et les événements corporatifs, apprécié pour son architecture industrielle, ses éclairages sophistiqués et la qualité de son système de son. Bien que de nombreux visiteurs saluent l'atmosphère énergique, le professionnalisme de la sécurité et l'excellent service offert par le personnel, d'autres font souvent état de préoccupations concernant le surpeuplement lors des événements populaires ainsi que des expériences inégales au niveau du service de bar et de la tarification. Le lieu est fréquemment décrit comme étant vaste et visuellement impressionnant, bien que certains recommandent l'accès aux sections VIP pour éviter les foules denses, tandis que les avis restent partagés entre ceux qui considèrent cet endroit comme un lieu de sortie incontournable et ceux pour qui la gestion de la capacité demeure une problématique récurrente.
We came all the way from Toronto to see our favorite DJ dou The Martinez Brothers, we pay extra for V.I.P. tickets to see them from close & more intimate area, but it was a completely FAIL! Who in the freaking world put the V.I.P. area all the way back far opposite to the stage? & on top of that the area didn't have anything of V.I.P. when can easily fit over 300 people. Someone really doesn't know what V.I.P. stands for. So I would like to have back the difference between the floor tickets & V.I.P., because it was a complete scam since the V.I.P. area didn't make any sense & was 10 times better to watch the show from the floor area.
Okay venue, but one staff member is a major liability.
I genuinely enjoyed the atmosphere of this venue & found most of the staff to be excellent, but my experience was completely derailed by a single bartender. The blonde woman in the questionable medium grey top displayed some of the most erratic & unprofessional behavior I've ever encountered in the service industry, coming from someone regularly went out in Toronto.
After struggling with a simple transaction & managing to overcharge me after multiple corrections, she appeared to have a total lapse in composure (like straight manic energy). When I questioned the price, she became visibly hostile & had the audacity to ask if I was'from here.' As a person of colour born in Canada, I find it embarrassing that this brand of bias still exists in 2026-especially from someone representing a'high-profile' venue, but then again we're talking about Montreal here, the bar was low to start....
To end the interaction, she actually shoved my drinks across the bar counter in a fit of frustration (like an actual child throwing a temper tantrum). It was a bizarre, super uncomfortable & unstable display of customer service. I was more than happy to tip her colleagues, who were professional & possessed actual social skills, but this individual is an absolute embarrassment to your brand.
I will not be returning to this venue, I will happily go out of my way to let anyone know to avoid this place, or anywhere that poor excuse of a'bartender'. I would honestly rather pay double the price anywhere else than subject myself to that level of disrespect again. If you're visiting from Toronto or elsewhere, save yourself the headache & go somewhere that values its patrons.
To the crazy blonde bartender, learn how to do your job & maybe you'll get a tip, it's not It's rocket science, LOL. I've never met someone with such a poor temper. Instead of telling your colleagues to not serve me (entirety due to your non-existent bartending & social skills), ask her why she got tipped instead of you. You have the emotional & social intelligence of a child, like genuinely.
I could care less for a canned/copy & paste response from this place, just deal with that pest of a bartender, maybe teach her basic counting (1 to 10) & sign up for anger management?? Don't overwhelm her too much of shell throw another childish temper tantrum.
To break it down in simple & basic words to the airhead bartender:
Charging wrong price + child like behaviour = no tip
Tldr; don't go here unless you want to deal with entitled people who expect participation trophies after failing to do the BASIC duties of their own job.
11 avr. 2026
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I love this venue so much. I haven't been in a while but I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed being back. The vibe was amazing & the whole place just had great energy made me feel young again lol. Honestly, the staff were the highlight of the night. Danica served us all night & she was quick, friendly, & super attentive. She always made sure we had what we needed without having to ask. She really made my night. Definitely looking forward to coming back soon.
If you want to be treated terribly & spend a fortune on drinks, this is your place. Ordered two vodka cranberry drinks, total came to $44. The bartender girl handed me the machine & I selected 5% tip (it took her 10 seconds to make these…let's not normalize insane tips for someone just doing their job). She ripped the machine out of my hands, took the drinks off the counter, & said I MUST tip 18% & she will not give me my drinks if I don't tip 18%. I said tipping is voluntary isn't it? She said'no, if you don't tip 18% I need to pay for your drinks. If you aren't going to tip 18% I cannot give you these drinks'. Insanity.
To top it off, if you don't speak French, they'll overcharge you for everything & pretend it's the norm, including coat check!
Save your dignity & avoid this place.
Webt for a concert last weekend. The speakers were extremely poorly calibrated; the music was just loud. 95db average, & all the highs & mids were washed out & crushed. Will never return to this venue for concerts. The only good thing was that it was clean, well organized & large bathrooms.
Worst venue ever, literally barred us from leaving then shoved a girl who was having a panic attack because she needed air, you're lucky the greasy cockroach scuttled off otherwise I can garuntee you would have had one less staff by the end of the night once that crowd got ahold of him
Nice place for the events, but a bad experience with the staff & security, bad behaviour & vibe. They can't answer you the questions kindly. My first time & the last
