Steve's Music, a Montreal music institution with over six decades of history, is set to close its doors after serving the city's music community for more than 60 years.Founded by Steve Kirman in 1965 on Sainte-Catherine Street, the store became a cultural landmark, expanding to Toronto and Ottawa over the years.Kirman's son, Michael Kirman, took over after the founder's death in 2012, and the store celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2025.The decision to close stems from financial challenges, including the post-COVID economic landscape and shifting consumer behavior.While the Montreal location will be the final store to shut down, the company has already begun closing other branches in Ontario and Quebec.Kirman expressed gratitude for the loyal customers and the store's role as a creative hub.The closure marks the end of an era for Montreal's music scene, with many locals remembering the store as a vital part of their musical journeys.

Details about final sales, repairs, and rentals will be announced in the coming days, leaving a lasting legacy in the hearts of those who frequented its doors.