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Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (formed in 1998) is an American alternative and noir-psychedelic rock band, hailing from Riverside, California, U.S.

Prior to the formation of the Black Rebel Motorcycle Club in 1998, bassist Robert Levon Been and guitarist Peter Hayes had become friends in school based on a mutual love for ’90’s British rock including the Stone Roses, Ride, and the Jesus and Mary Chain. Hayes went on to play in the Brian Jonestown Massacre before the two began collaborating and looking for a drummer. Before long the duo, known as The Elements, were introduced to England native Nick Jago and the line-up was complete.

After changing their name to the Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, in reference to Marlon Brando’s motorcycle gang in the 1953 film “The Wild One”, the band moved to Los Angeles and released a 16-track demo. Before long the demo was making waves on both sides of the Atlantic which led to a host of major labels courting the band, and in March 2000 the BRMC signed with Virgin Records. Following a tour in support of the Dandy Warhols, the band released their debut full-length “B.R.M.C.” in March 2001. The album was strongly influenced by the classic hard rock of Led Zeppelin, The Verve, Sonic Youth, and Dinosaur Jr, as was its successor “Take Them on, on Your Own” released in 2003. Charting at No. 3 on the UK Albums Chart, the record was produced by Rik Simpson, and features a critical commentary of the U.S. government.

The band left Virgin Records following the release and signed with Echo and RCA Records. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club’s subsequent record, the acoustic-orientated “Howl” was issued in August 2005, taking a step back from the hard rock of their first two albums. The band’s fourth album “Baby 81” marked a return to the intense rock and roll approach, after which drummer Nick Jago left the group and was replaced by Leah Shapiro. With the introduction of new personnel, BRMC also introduced electronic and ambient embellishments on their fifth full-length “The Effects of 333” in 2008.

“Beat the Devil’s Tattoo”, produced by Been’s father Michael followed in 2010 earning strong reviews and charting at No. 58 on the Billboard 200. Three years later the studio album “Specter at the Feast” was issued by their own label Abstract Dragon led by a cover of The Call’s single “Let the Day Begin”.

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At one point, I fantasized about joining a motorcycle club. Hair flowing in the wind, black leather jacket with club name stretching across, awesome chopper, awesome handlebar mustache and black biker boots. Yeah I can still picture it now. But I gave up this dream once I figured out I was too much of a wuss to drive a motorcycle. However, I did end up being a fan of a motorcycle club, the Black Rebel Motorcycle Club in fact. I don't get a motorcycle or a leather jacket, but I do get to listen to some of the best garage rock songs ever made. "The band that broke the floor" are no strangers to awesome music. With spectacular songs such as "Ain't No Easy Way", "Red Eyes and Tears", "Love Burns" and 'Rival", BRMC (That stands for Black Rebel Motorcycle Club in case you were somehow confused) stands to be one of the lesser known but equally amazing rock bands that know exactly what good music means. With a uniquely shaped garage rock sound infused with flashes of punk and hard rock, BRMC delivers a stunningly deep sound that's raw and vibrant with all its sharp edges. Like a gritty outlaw from the wild west, BRMC is badass. Marlon Brando eat your heart out.

Enthralling to listen to, BRMC are invigorating. Their sound is pure unadulterated rock, the kind that never gets old to listen to. They have this unique garage and psychedelic feeling that makes you relax as much it gets you pumped. It's hard to explain but just remember this: BRMC is an underrated rock band that will get your attention. They tour constantly and refuse to give their fans a bad show, something that is never frowned upon.

There ain't no easy way to fall in love, but there's no doubt you'll love the Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.

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With leather jacket and shades seemingly compulsory, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club always look like the coolest band in the world when they’re up on stage. Now consisting of Robert Been, Peter Hayes and latest drummer Leah Shapiro, the trio continue to do their classic rock and roll thing with a swagger and passion. The band burst on to the scene with debut album 'B.R.M.C.' in 2001 and that’s still where the San Franciscans best live moments are culled from. The influence of Jesus and Mary Chain, Velvet Undergound and garage rock is present and correct as the rumbling bass of "Spread Your Love" echoes around the venue, the intense chime of "Love Burns" seems doubled in reverb and when the moment "Whatever Happened to My Rock ‘n’ Roll (Punk Song)" hits, the crowd – and it’s a dedicated bunch that follows BRMC as they continue to sell out shows – goes predictably nuts. They also throw in songs from later records, highlights of which are "US Government," brimming with political anger and the acoustic strum of "Shuffle Your Feet," from the gospel-tinged 'Howl' album. There’s nothing new going on in the music of BRMC, but Been and Hayes do believe in what they’re doing and there’s never anything less than 100% given when the pair, plus Shapiro, are up on stage.

A Black Rebel Motorcycle Club show is not a simple gig, it is a trippy, psychedelic experience. Dressed all in black, the trio have not brought any of the Californian sunshine from their homeland with them this evening yet this is exactly what the audience are expecting and anticipating. Having worked the circuit since the early 2000s, the shoe gazing experts have amassed a huge following of fans who continuously attend the shows over and over mainly due to the fact that every single show is slightly different due to the unpredictability of the musicians onstage.

Having released seven albums so far, the group has intelligently designed a setlist in order to merge the tracks together into spanning psychedelic darkness. The fact they have no hit singles appears to work in their favour this evening as they simply play the very best tracks in their opinion and these go down fell with the enthusiastic audiences. The warped guitar riffs and thumping drums sound phenomenal when paired with the moody lighting and somber atmosphere achieved. 'Whatever Happened to My Rock 'n' Roll (Punk Song)' has been reserved for an encore and allows the band to leave on an impossible high.

Watched them play the ritz last year or so ago but when I heard they were acknowledge in Manchester and playing at venue I haven't been to before I booked tickets so to the gig last night,we've had some really good bit weather in the UK and Manchester was on top form with all the bars and people enjoying a drink outside before the gig,so we got in the Albert hall enue at about 8 just in time to watch the support band (the jakals) they were really good and got us all bouncing then brmc came on and rocked the place and the Albert hall with stain glass windows and old architecture really helped the deep moody sound of brmc blast out at you not much new material but who cares when there back catalogue is so good so yeah it was a top night helped by great weather nice outdoor bars and a top band..

‘Black Rebel Motorcycle Club’, last night in Detroit. The name from Marlon Brando’s motorcycle gang in, “The Wild One”. Imagine the Black Keys with Led Zeppelin’s swagger, and the jangling chords of REM, real loud. With two guitarists, Robert Been and Peter Hayes, multi instrumental, (guitar change every song almost), and currently a drummer named Leah Shapiro, who is John Bonham like in her drum assault. San Francisco based, they are up to any ‘three piece’ sonic wall of melodic sound. Even Cream. Melodic, acoustic songs of shimmering urgency, laced in, they create ethereal guitar sounds that includes heavy use of slide guitar, ‘psychedelic’ is to simple a description. So, Pandora, Spotify, Sonos, whatever your source, you won’t be disappointed. Rock as intended to Roll.

I love this band. That being said, the show was TERRIBLE. I blame Roseland Theater's sound system the most, but it must be said that the first opening band--Deap Valley--sounded fine and I had no trouble with the sound level, or discerning the instruments or voices. The second band, Death from Above 1979, was WAY louder than the first band, and they just sucked. I held out hope that BRMC's sound would be better. Alas, they were just as atrociously loud and the set was painfully muddy. You could barely tell which song was which, and feedback occurred throughout the whole show! We wore earplugs, and even so, our ears rang for three days. I hate to say it, but it was the worst live show I've ever seen. It was a huge disappointment and a failure.

I had seen Black Rebel Motorcycle Club at a festival a couple of years ago and thought they were pretty good. Yesterday's gig at the Albert Hall proved to me that they are, in fact, one of the best bands I've had the chance to see live. I've been a fan of their music for quite a while now, but I was also truly impressed by their performance and amazing energy. Rock'n'Roll clearly isn't dead.

Always great. First time I've seen them at the Depot, good sound quality but a bit loud for the size of the venue. Played a long set with all my favorite songs plus a new one. No encore which was a little disappointing but probably due to the venues rules I'm guessing? Overall a good show, always wish it was longer and a little more interaction with the crowd would have made it great.

It was dreadful, they were only allowed to play 25 minutes. And then there was a 35 minute break before Alice in Chains.

It's a pity, the band was great, you could see they were ready to play more before they were interrupted and said they could only play one more song.

Great shame, since they sounded so much better than Alice in Chains.

Amazing show. Good crowd not over packed. Death From Above 1979 sounded pretty good as well. BRMC Killed it. So glad I went. Will probably be the last concert I get to see at The Masquerade on North Ave. I'm so happy that it was this one. Can't wait till they they return.

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• Wed 17 May Mallorca, Antiguo Aquapark Mallorca Live Festival 2023 The Kooks, Vetusta Morla, Bad Gyal, Sven Vath, Leon Benavente…
• Sat 25 May London, OVO Arena, Wembley Alice In Chains, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Fri 24 May Utilita Arena Birmingham Alice In Chains, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Thu 23 May Glasgow, Braehead Arena Alice In Chains, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Mon 30 Jul O2 Academy Glasgow Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Queen Kwong
• Thu 26 Jul ➙ Sun 29 Jul Standon Calling Festival Site Standon Calling 2018 George Ezra, Paloma Faith, Bryan Ferry, Goldfrapp, Django Django…
• Thu 26 Jul London, O2 Forum Kentish Town Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Queen Kwong
• Sat 21 Jul ➙ Sun 22 Jul Lollapalooza Paris 2018 Depeche Mode, Gorillaz, The Killers, Travis Scott, Nekfeu…
• Thu 12 Jul ➙ Sat 14 Jul NOS Alive '18 Arctic Monkeys, Nine Inch Nails, Snow Patrol, Khalid, Friendly Fires…
• Thu 12 Jul ➙ Sat 14 Jul Mad Cool Festival 2018 Pearl Jam, Tame Impala, Kasabian, Justice, Fleet Foxes…
• Thu 5 Jul ➙ Sun 8 Jul Rock Werchter 2018 Gorillaz, Queens Of The Stone Age, The Script, Marshmello, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club…
• Fri 15 Jun ➙ Sun 17 Jun Maifeld Derby 2018 Jon Hopkins, Rhye, Deerhunter, Ibeyi, Klangstof…

November 2017

• Sat 4 Nov London, O2 Academy Brixton Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Fri 3 Nov Nottingham, Rock City Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Thu 2 Nov O2 Academy Bristol Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

October 2017

• Tue 31 Oct Brighton Dome Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Mon 30 Oct O2 Academy Leeds Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Sat 28 Oct O2 Academy Birmingham Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Fri 27 Oct Manchester Academy Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Thu 26 Oct Glasgow, Barrowland Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Tue 24 Oct Belfast, The Limelight Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Restavrant
• Mon 23 Oct Dublin, The Academy Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Thu 9 Jul ➙ Sat 11 Jul Bilbao BBK Festival 2015 Mumford & Sons, Disclosure (2), Counting Crows, Future Islands, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club…
• Tue 30 Jun Nottingham, Rock City Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Carl Barat & The Jackals
• Mon 29 Jun Manchester, Albert Hall Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Fri 11 Jul Milton Keynes, The National Bowl Pearl Jam, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

February 2014

• Mon 3 Feb London, Electric Ballroom Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

August 2013

• Thu 29 Aug Edinburgh, Caley Picture House Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Wed 28 Aug Newcastle upon Tyne, NX Newcastle Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Tue 27 Aug O2 Academy Bristol Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Fri 23 Aug ➙ Mon 26 Aug Cheltenham Racecourse Greenbelt 2013 Amadou & Mariam, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Lemar, Eliza Carthy, Jim Moray…
• Tue 23 Jul London, 100 Club Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Dexters, IEPI
• Sat 30 Mar O2 Academy Leeds Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Fri 29 Mar Nottingham, Rock City Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Big Pink
• Wed 27 Mar London, O2 Academy Brixton Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Tue 26 Mar Birmingham, O2 Institute Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Mon 25 Mar Glasgow, Barrowland Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Sun 24 Mar Manchester, O2 Ritz Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Sun 10 Mar Belfast, The Limelight Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

December 2010

• Tue 14 Dec Belfast, Mandela Hall Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Sat 11 Dec London, O2 Academy Brixton Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Duke Spirit
• Fri 10 Dec O2 Academy Bristol Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Duke Spirit
• Thu 9 Dec Norwich, UEA Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Duke Spirit
• Wed 8 Dec O2 Academy Birmingham Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Duke Spirit
• Mon 6 Dec O2 Academy Glasgow Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Duke Spirit
• Sun 5 Dec Manchester Academy Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Duke Spirit
• Fri 3 Dec Nottingham, Rock City Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Duke Spirit
• Thu 2 Dec Portsmouth, Pyramid Centre Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Duke Spirit
• Thu 29 Apr Brighton, Concorde 2 Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Wed 28 Apr Wolverhampton, The Wulfrun at The Halls Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Tue 27 Apr O2 Academy Liverpool Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Mon 26 Apr O2 Academy Leeds Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Fri 23 Apr London, O2 Forum Kentish Town Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Thu 22 Apr Southampton Uni SU Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Wed 21 Apr Leamington Spa, The Assembly Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Tue 20 Apr Manchester, O2 Ritz Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Mon 19 Apr Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Newcastle University Students Union Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Sat 17 Apr Whitehaven, The Solway Hall Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Fri 16 Apr Glasgow, Barrowland Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Dark Horses
• Thu 15 Apr London, Electric Ballroom Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Mon 12 May Derry, Nerve Centre Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

December 2007

• Wed 12 Dec Belfast, Mandela Hall Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Mon 10 Dec Norwich, UEA Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Warlocks
• Sat 8 Dec Coventry, Kasbah Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

November 2007

• Thu 15 Nov London, The Roundhouse Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Wed 14 Nov O2 Academy Oxford Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Tue 13 Nov Glasgow, Barrowland Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Nine Black Alps
• Mon 12 Nov Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Newcastle University Students Union Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Nine Black Alps
• Sat 21 Jul Nottingham, Rock City Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Black Angels
• Thu 19 Jul Portsmouth, Pyramid Centre Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Black Angels
• Wed 11 Jul O2 Academy Liverpool Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Black Angels
• Tue 10 Jul Sheffield, Leadmill Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Black Angels
• Sat 7 Jul Kinross, Balado Airfield The View (1), Klaxons, Jamie T, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Calvin Harris
• Thu 19 Apr London, Astoria Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Wed 18 Apr London, Astoria Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Sun 15 Apr Manchester, O2 Ritz Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
• Sat 14 Apr Glasgow, The ABC Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Make Model

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