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BRMC at 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis (05/04/2001)
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I have seen Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, or commonly abbreviated to BRMC, at least twice. Both times for their debut B.R.M.C. tour, once for the preview tour at the smaller 7th Street Entry, and again for the "proper" tour.
Like many shows I attended in the past, I have very foggy memories of these shows. In fact, I would not have remembered that I attend their First Avenue show if I did not have the used ticket stub (because buying tickets at the door do not get you a receipt). Now that I think about it, I'm almost certain I've seen BRMC on July 16, 2003, at the 400 Bar (again, no tickets were given for any 400 Bar shows). I've really regretted the fact that I never kept detailed notes at any 400 Bar shows, since most information regarding dates and set times are pretty much gone now.
Anyway, I think with the upgraded First Avenue show, the band had a smoke machine, but it was fairly dark throughout the show. The show was also 21 and over, and I think attendance was about half full (even though my ticket shows over 1000 tickets were issued). Don't remember who opened up the show. It was probably a local band, but who knows.
As for the 7th Street Entry show, the opening band was Skye Klad, a local band lead by singer Jason Kesselring, and Medication, a Los Angeles band that broke up in 2003.
Again, no memory of the set list, I'm pretty sure they played practically every song off B.R.M.C., including my favorite "Whatever Happened To My Rock 'N' Roll (Punk Song)".
What I do remember is seeing the band do an free acoustic three song set at Let It Be records, a few hours before their 7th Street Entry show. With these promo appearances, they took place all the way in the back, in the vinyl room. The picture I took (see below) shows that I was right smack in front, that's because standing room was nonexistent.
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Black Rebel Motorcycle Club at First Avenue, Minneapolis (08/18/2001)
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Anyway, I think with the upgraded First Avenue show, the band had a smoke machine, but it was fairly dark throughout the show. The show was also 21 and over, and I think attendance was about half full (even though my ticket shows over 1000 tickets were issued). Don't remember who opened up the show. It was probably a local band, but who knows.
As for the 7th Street Entry show, the opening band was Skye Klad, a local band lead by singer Jason Kesselring, and Medication, a Los Angeles band that broke up in 2003.
Again, no memory of the set list, I'm pretty sure they played practically every song off B.R.M.C., including my favorite "Whatever Happened To My Rock 'N' Roll (Punk Song)".
What I do remember is seeing the band do an free acoustic three song set at Let It Be records, a few hours before their 7th Street Entry show. With these promo appearances, they took place all the way in the back, in the vinyl room. The picture I took (see below) shows that I was right smack in front, that's because standing room was nonexistent.
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BRMC at Let it Be Records, Minneapolis (05/04/2001) |
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