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2 jours de Piknic Électronik complètement gratuits en juillet !

Musique d'ailleurs pour les Weeks-Ends du Monde.

Pour une 3e année consécutive, le Piknic Électronik revient pimenter l'été à Montréal durant les Weeks-Ends du Monde. Vous aurez la chance d'y entendre gratuitement des sons et de la musique d'ailleurs à la façon de chaque musicien invité!

Le samedi 4 juillet, vous pourrez assister à plusieurs prestations tels que celles de The Goods Soundsystem, Karim Ouellet & King Abid, Pierre Kwenders (DJ Set) et Body Meta.

Alors que le samedi 11 juillet, il y aura au programme Jillionaire, Jubilee, Poirier, Dom Dias, Smalltown DJs et Shaydakiss. Plein d'artistes dont certains qui se sont déplacés de loin pour vous faire ce show gratis!

Une chance à ne pas manquer.

Crédit - somontreal

Où: Place de l'Homme, Parc Jean-Drapeau

Quand: Le 4 et le 11 juillet de 14 à 23h

Combien: gratuit!

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