TORONTO – The storied El Mocambo is up for sale for almost $4 million.
The building, situated on Spadina Avenue near College Avenue, is over 15,000 square feet if you include the three floors and basement and is on sale for an asking price of $3.95 million.
Get breaking National news
This will be the second time in as many years the building has gone on sale. In 2012, the building was sold to Cadillac Lounge owner Sam Grosso and his business partner Marco Petrucci.
The space has played host to a string of famous musicians, including the Rolling Stones, who billed themselves as ‘The Cockroaches’ in their 1977 show. That performance “took on political overtones” according to the Canadian Encyclopedia, because of the sightings of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau’s wife Margaret Trudeau with Mick Jagger.
Other famous musicians who’ve played at the bar include Charles Mingus, U2, Elvis Costello, The Ramones, Meat Loaf, Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble, who released a video of their performance.
Watch: Stevie Ray Vaughan plays the Hendrix’ classic “Voodoo Child (Slight Return)”
Watch: April Wine performs ‘You could’ve been a lady’ at the El Mocambo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2_HFG1B4j8
- ‘Shocked’: Burlington pawn shop owner describes brazen smash-and-grab robbery
- Peel school board supervision a ‘smokescreen’ for underfunding, chair says
- Ontario PCs reverse course on media ban, will let reporters cover Doug Ford convention speech
- Ontario man who pleaded guilty to terrorism charges seeks lighter sentence
Comments