Don Broco

Don Broco seem to be one of those bands who appeared from thin air and suddenly they are everywhere, supported by the likes of BBC, Pitchfork and Q Magazine. The truth of the matter is this Bedford have been arduously working on their music since 2008 and they have been playing shows almost continuously, working their way up from the smallest disinterested venues, via the graveyard festival shifts in back yard tents to finally command a following of their own.

You have to admire their dedication and sheer belief in the music and this comes through clearly in the face of frontman Rob Damiani as he performs opener 'Money Power Fame' through gritted teeth. All four members understand that the fanbase is the driving force to their success so the live show has been tailored to centre towards them in a huge way. Damiani spends a large amount of his time clambering onto the front row and further emphasising the fact there is no barrier between Don Broco and the supporters. They have done well to win over the entire venue and by the finale of 'You Wanna Know' every single person is screaming, cheering, singing and applauding as though their lives depended on it.

Each member of the alternative rock band, Don Broco, is incredibly talented, and although this was something that of course I was aware of, seeing them perform live only reiterated and confirmed this for me. As the lights went down and I heard the feedback from the guitar echo through the monitor, everyone was screaming in anticipation as smoke filled the stage. The band ran out on stage and took their positions before immediately launching into You Wanna Know.
From the first chord, their energy was sky high, and the two guitarists were throwing themselves around the stage, running at each other, and dancing like mad whilst playing incredibly complex riffs. They had everyone singing along even without request, but when Rob Damiani, the lead singer, jumped up on one of the amps and shouted ‘everybody sing with me’ the sound doubled, as everyone in the auditorium joined in.
They were great at winning over the audience, and their energy was contagious. The show was over 2 hours long, and my friends and I didn’t stop singing and dancing for the entirety. It was a brilliant performance, and I’d definitely see them again if I get the chance.

Just... Whoa.
Honestly this gig is one of the best gig I've ever been to. I'd seen Don Broco before as an opening act for another band and they had blown my mind so of course I had to see them again. Grabbed my ticket to the Paris show and the least I can say is that I don't regret buying it. We had to wait for hours in the cold rain and everything but it was all worth it. We got to meet the band because they were kind enough to meet anyone who wanted to meet them. That was really sweet of them. The show was incredible, the setlist more than satisfying, they played my favorite, which got me sobbing for 5minutes non stop, this show made me so happy and that's what gigs are made for. Thank you so much to Don Broco for coming back to Paris. I can't wait to see them again, hopefully soon.

Don Broco is amazing. I’ve seen them 5 times now and they just keep getting better and better. I’m so happy they finally got their own headlining tour in the USA. If you haven’t seen or heard of them you have to check them out. They are really big in the UK and are trying to get traction in the states. Great performers with their own style. Actually gotten to meet them a couple times at their merch stand when they toured as openers and they’re also really nice and humble guys. I hope they can keep building because I would love to be able to keep seeing them in the states.

I had an amazing time, smashing! The guest bands were awesome, however, I found a shame that issues did not play longer. Furthermore, the only thing I do not like and has nothing to do with any of the bands - it was the crowd. Why is that people who are tall, are allowed to stay at the front? I find it extremely selfish, at times I did struggle to see the show, I am only 5ft and yes I did queue up for hours like anyone else. Anyways, other than that I am definitely looking forward to see Don Broco again, I love their music!!!

HI guys, yesterday night I was at your show in Milan!
The last time I saw you was in verona and it sill be memorable!
You guys are so fucking good at live!
Rob, your voice is literally amazing!
I really loved how you involved the public!
I had the best time of my life!!
I also bought 2 t-shirt and I LOVE THEM!
I hope you'll come back soon!
(Merge and the one hundred are 2 amazing band! Jacob's voice is fantastic and also max voice!)

Amazing concert!!! Don broco are absolutely brilliant live and the venue was lovely! I was lucky enough to be moved by one of te security guards so I was closer to the stage and by close I mean I could touch it! They were so amazing and I would definitely go and see them again if I was given the chance. Although be warned that there are 3 support acts so if you have a train to catch after make sure it's as late as possible!

The show was amazing! Such a nice, intimate venue allowed for a very personal feel, and the performance of both a new song and the classic Thug Workout made for an amazing end to the night!
The push ups in the most pit were especially fun, and when Rob Damiani climbed in to join the antics the crowd went wild!
Ultimately an amazing experience, and I can't wait to see the band again.

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Saw Don Broco at Warped Tour 2018 and again with Dance Gavin Dance. They're amazing! They're all so fun and energetic onstage, and they've got great fans. The crowd was super nice, very energetic. There was a mosh pit for almost the whole show. And their sound is very unique.