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People we haven’t seen for a bit came to great us again and strut their stuff on the dance floor…er.Asphalt. What a Great gig! Tons of people, food and DANCING by one of Milwaukee’s Best Bands - Montage! We had a blast, the music was tight and the crowd responsive! We will be back! Now, we performed and were welcomed by over 300 people and many dancers who showed us how much they enjoyed our music. Montage was scheduled to perform at the Germantown Pavilion but then Covid struck. They told us they loved the variety of music, the way we interacted with ourselves AND the crowd, but most of all - we brought the FUN(k) with the music!Ĭome see what Montage is all about. Interesting enough, we brought the Funk and the Disco to this little slice of the Fair and people took quite the interest. When we started up, we immediately drew in people to our little tent called the “Do Drop In”. Great fair, great people, great dancing and GREAT MUSIC from Montage. Montage keeps the info in our records for those places that want references from good people like you!!

MONTAGE FOOD CART FULL

Montage WILL NOT use your full last name or phone on this site without your permission. Please include your full name and phone/email.BUT. The more you like us, the more we show all these places that we're a fun and talented group!Īlso, if you'd like to simply send us a compliment, please fill out the Contact form on this website. If you would be so kind, please take a moment and LIKE us on our FaceBook page. Questions, or if you'd like to hire Montage for one of your events, please go to our Contact area and send us an email. We also have some excerpts of what we sound like (but it's ALWAYS much better to see and hear us live!!) on our MEDIA area. From our Upcoming Events area, where Montage will be performing next, to our PIX area to see how people have responded to the music we play. PLease check out the links that will take you everywhere on this site. Realizing that the best of life is often made by bringing its small parts together.Greetings! Welcome to the Montage Website! My thoughts though often go back to the days of wandering by the Montage. Ironically, I now live on a street named Grand in the Carolines. I remember how the chef would form tin foil into fish, frogs, and alligator as part of the meal presentations.Ī covid loss, The Montage unfortunately closed in 2020, only survived by a food cart of the same name. It was loud, but I always got lost in the wonder of how all the pieces of the place came together to delight. Some complained of its loudness, the noise from the bridge, the waiters shouting out orders (a tradition) and the rowdy late night diners. For those who could find it, the Montage became a favorite over 27 years. True to its name, it served everything from alligator to oysters somehow combining those small parts into a French and Cajon delight.

There, the colorful Montage restaurant held court. Wandering often ended or started just down from SE Grand Avenue, under the Morrison Bridge. It’s low profile warehouses and edge loved by my camera. My wandering days in Portland, Oregon always seemed to lead to the Eastside.

Montage food cart