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The Birthday Massacre are a gothic synth-rock band from Ontario, Canada who formed in 1999 whose use of Napster during their career helped boost their exposure and created a unique interaction with their devoted fan base.

Originally forming under the name Imagica and only using nicknames, the band took shape when Rainbow (rhythm guitar) met Chibi (vocals) while studying art at college in London, Canada and the pair decided to collaborate on a musical project. Soon after they were joined by Rainbow’s childhood friend Falcore (lead guitar) and their classmate Aslan (bass) to complete the line-up. The newly formed band rehearsed and wrote material for months before they played their first show in 2000 at the Diversity Club. At the show they released a limited edition seven track EP which included the song “The Birthday Massacre” which they would eventually adopt as their band name.

As the band prepared to release their debut album, they relocated to Ontario, Canada in 2001 where the changed their name to The Birthday Massacre. In 2002 the band self-released their debut album “Nothing and Nowhere”. The following year the band were joined by Adm on keys as The Birthday Massacre toured relentlessly around Canada steadily building up a loyal following. With the majority of them having studied art at college, the band used this to add to their uniqueness as they continued to experiment with visuals on their website content before introducing it to their live shows intertwining it with their fantasy inspired sound.

In 2003 Rhim joined the band on drums and the following year they self-released the “Violet” EP before embarking on their first venture outside Canada to the US touring relentlessly. In 2005 The Birthday Massacre signed with Metropolis Records as they re-released “Violet” and took the band international touring Europe.

Using the gothic online forum Vampire Freaks, on New Year’s Day in 2007 the band streamed a demo version of the “Kill the Lights” and it quickly acquired an incredible amount of listeners on the website. In September The Birthday Massacre released the album “Walking with Strangers” which hit the Billboard Heatseekers chart at number ten.

In 2014 for their sixth album “Superstition”, The Birthday Massacre looked to their fans through crowdfunding site Pledge Music in conjunction with their label Metropolis Records to fund the forthcoming album and in less than 24 hours the band had already reached their target.

The Birthday Massacre have played alongside a plethora of bands including: Mindless Self Indulgence, Combichrist, Black Veil Brides and Emilie Autumn as well as playing festivals: Junofest, Wave-Geffen-Trot and M’era Luna. Prizing themselves on fan interaction, The Birthday Massacre actively engage with their passionate fan base, personally updating their websites and message boards and further extending that unique intimate experience.

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The name Birthday Massacre, unsurprisingly, immediately brings about images of heavy metal, hard-core rockers yelling about death and gore and other, equally sombre matters. Despite the morose name, however, The Birthday Massacre is far more than just alternative, gothic rock: their music can be surprisingly emotional and hauntingly beautiful. I discovered this upon seeing them live for the first time and was subsequently blown away. With five studio albums under their belt, the Birthday Massacre have amassed a huge array of hits and there was not a single song that failed to receive praise so powerful that the screams almost burst my eardrums. From ‘Red stars’ to ‘Blue’, each song was unique and perfectly showcased leading lady Chiby’s vocals. Her soft, beautiful voice was often at odds with the gothic, hard-edged music but this only served to make The Birthday Massacre even more fascinating to watch. Perhaps the biggest surprise of the night was their cover of Tiffany’s ‘I think we’re alone now’ which, dare I say it, I think outshone the original! Influenced by horror and fantasy movies as well as 80s soundtracks, The Birthday Massacre’s incredibly unique style has been penned as alternative rock, synthrock, new wave, industrial and dark wave, to name but a few. Original, bizarre and beautiful, this is no ordinary rock band. A must see.

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First of all I did the Meet and Greet and it was supposed to be with my Kids, Shelby and Colton. It was one of the best moments because they took the time to send my kids , A video message .It meant so much to my kids and I. I've always know they are humble people .They show that through the love they have for there fans. I Saw them in 2012 and they were awesome . Since then they have just gotten better. Grown even more as a group and song writers. The show was just incredible from start to finish and the fans loved it. We are drawn into it more because they have fun on stage . It's contagious when you see someone enjoying what they do. I did end up taking a friend in the place of my kids. He had never heard of TBM before. He had a blast. He is a new fan of TBM. Thank You TBM !! Scott

TBM in St. Louis were awesome! Chibi does a lot of crowd interaction like fans being able to lure her attention as she sings with their fingers in a heart-shaped gesture. They played many of my fave songs that I didn't expect like Lovers' End as well as throwing in a few from their new album at 2 points. They didn't do the encore game that a lot of bands do, but they do play like 18 songs (a long set list). There was some kind of thing that happened after the third song with the drummer that they needed their crew to fix...Chibi coyly tried to cover and make light of it while the fix was made. :) I love this band! I saw Rainbow take pics with some lucky fans as we were exiting, so that's cool.

I've been a fan of this band since 2006. I've seen them twice now. Five albums now and they just keep getting better. This band really loves their audience and it shows when they perform. Chibi is not afraid to get in touch, literally, with the folks who make it a point to get up to the stage front. The entire band shows the crowd they really appreciate them. Can't say enough about how well they perform live. Absolutely incredible. I drove four and a half hours one way to see them. I'd drive twelve if it were the closest one on a tour. Last night in Atlanta was the best show I've ever attended!

It's my fourth time seeing The Birthday Massacre in concert and I'm not only amazed that they still have such great chemistry on stage, but they are the nicest people who genuinely love their fans. Bands who've reached their success could easily be burned out, but I'm always impressed by how positive and outgoing they are with their supporters. New album is heavy on the synth, but it's still a great, consistent sound and I hope I have as much energy to bounce around stage when I'm their age. Cant' wait to see them again!

Amazing! TBM shows are always inclusive. It's like watching friends perform and their music is awesome. I've followed them for 10 years now and they just keep getting better. And what band reaches out to its fans and gives hugs? They did! Seeing TBM is not just going to a concert, it truly is a gathering of wonderful people, enjoying great music and friendship. All the fans are really nice people too.

Thank you TBM, please consider Eugene on your next tour.

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Nice place, but all of the bands were shitty. The first band was nothing but tits and mindless, unskillful screaming. The second guy just drank the whole the whole time while singing and took his shirt off, which he was not hot enough to pull off. Then, the headliner was just strange. The lead guitar was badass, but everyone else just didn't seem to match his level of badassery. The vocalist didn't fit well with the style of music. I left after their first song.

This show was amazing! I feel so lucky as I arrived a few hours early and was even able to take photos with Chibi and Nate. They were both so very nice! They had a wonderful stage presence and fantastic crowd interaction. The two fronting bands, Sumo Cyco and Army of the Universe were fantastic as well. Overall, it was a great show and an amazing time. You guys rock!

Birthday Massacre was AMAZING as usual.. Johnathan Davis was way below par. Couldn't even hear him sing. Even Julien K was better. After TBM was done I actually saw people leave because that's who they came to see. They need to make Nashville one of there normal places.

Been a fan of these guys for awhile and just recently seen them live on October 24th at the 02 Academy Islington. They really are amazing live. I'd highly recommended seeing them if you're a fan! I Would go and watch these guys perform again in a heartbeat. ❤

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Canadian goth rockers The Birthday Massacre have announced a major North American tour later in 2022 behind their new album 'Fascination' . The 18-city campaign kicks off September 15th in Philadelphia and extends into October invading markets like Louisville, Colorado Springs, Las Vegas, San Antonio, Richmond and Toronto. Joining the tour in support will be special guests Dead Posey and Korine . The band recently wrapped up a huge spring tour with support from Julien-K .

UPDATE: Tour dates have been extended into 2023 making additional stops in Flint, St. Louis, Kansas City, Sparks, San Diego, Dallas, Memphis, Covington and Pittsburgh.

The Birthday Massacre released their ninth studio album 'Fascination' on February 18th, 2022 via Metropolis Records. The new album follows up 2020's 'Diamonds' and 2017's 'Under Your Spell' which reached a career-best #7 on Billboard's Independent chart. Also in 2017, they launched a massive North American tour with support from Army of the Universe and Ludovico Technique. The London-based band formed in 1999 and currently consists of members Sara Taylor, Michael Rainbow, Michael Falcore, Owen Mackinder, Philip Elliot and Brett Carruthers.

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The Birthday Massacre arrived on the Pop / Rock scene with the appearance of the album 'Violet' published on August 9, 2005. The song 'Prologue' immediately became a hit and made The Birthday Massacre one of the newest emerging talents at that time. Since then, The Birthday Massacre came out with the hugely popular album 'Walking With Strangers' which is comprised of some of the most listened to songs from the The Birthday Massacre collection. 'Walking With Strangers' contains the track 'Kill the Lights' which has been the most requested for followers to enjoy during the live events. In addition to 'Kill the Lights' , a host of other tracks from 'Walking With Strangers' have also become sought-after as a result. A few of The Birthday Massacre's most beloved tour albums and songs are provided below. After 11 years since releasing 'Violet' and making a major impact in the business, fans consistently unite to experience The Birthday Massacre in person to play tracks from the full discography.

The Birthday Massacre Tour Albums and Songs

The Birthday Massacre: Walking With Strangers

• Kill the Lights
• Falling Down
• Looking Glass
• Remember Me
• Walking With Strangers

The Birthday Massacre: Violet

• Happy Birthday
• Horror Show

The Birthday Massacre: Pins and Needles

• In the Dark
• Shallow Grave
• Pins and Needles
• Sleepwalking

The Birthday Massacre: Nothing and Nowhere

• Under the Stairs

The Birthday Massacre: Under Your Spell

• Under Your Spell
• All Of Nothing
• Without You
• Counterpane
• No Tomorrow
• The Lowest Low

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The Birthday Massacre (abbreviated TBM) is a Canadian band, formed in 1999 in London, Ontario, and currently based in Toronto, Ontario. The current lineup consists of lead vocalist Chibi, rhythm guitarist Rainbow, lead guitarist Falcore, drummer Rhim, keyboardist Owen, and bassist Nate Manor. When the band formed in 1999, they were known as Imagica. This name was inspired from the fantasy novel Imajica (1991) by Clive Barker. In 2002, they changed the name to The Birthday Massacre after one of their earlier songs in order to avoid confusion with another group. The song "The Birthday Massacre" was then renamed to "Happy Birthday". According to their vocalist Chibi: "it kind of works well for the music that we're making. Sort of contrasty, you know? Birthday, and massacre. Light, and dark. Cute, and evil". TBM have released seven studio albums: Nothing and Nowhere (2002), Violet (2005), Walking With Strangers (2007), Pins and Needles (2010), Hide and Seek (2012), Superstition (2014) and Under Your Spell (2017) They also issued the DVD Blue (2005), the live album/DVD Show and Tell (2009), the demo album Imagica, and the EPs Violet (2004), Looking Glass (2008), Imaginary Monsters (2011).

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Get The Birthday Massacre tickets now to see an amazing performance live by a great entertainer. Formed from Toronto nu-wave band Imagica, The Birthday Massacre took their name from the title of one of their songs, primarily to avoid being confused with another similarly named band. Thus far, the band has released six studio albums performed by an array of bizarrely named group members - Chibi, Rainbow, M. Falcore, Rhim, Owen and Nate Manor. The band relies heavily on their art school background both with regard to their carefully stylized image and their songwriting influences.

Despite very little mainstream attention or airplay, the band has a fiercely loyal following. With no record company support to promote their esoteric brand of art school electronic pop, in 2013 the band turned to crowdfunding to finance their recording projects. Their 2014 release Superstition was successfully launched in this way, supported by tours in North America, Brazil, Europe and the UK. An eleven-track compilation Imagica released in 2016 used the same fan-based funding source. Get your The Birthday Massacre tickets today!

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The average price of a The Birthday Massacre concert ticket is around $97 per ticket. If you’re looking for cheap The Birthday Massacre tickets, you’ll find better prices for cheap tickets in the upper levels furthest from the stage. Discount tickets that are farthest from the stage will typically be under $49. If you are looking for premium seating or VIP tickets, you can expect to pay over $150 per ticket in most cases.

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The Birthday Massacre tour dates vary from year to year. In most cases, tours tend to be 6-12 months but can extend over multiple years especially if it is a final tour. The Birthday Massacre concert schedule will typically have 25-50 tour dates.

There also can be a performance at music festivals across the country including Coachella , Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo Music Festival. Bonnaroo is held in Manchester, Tennessee. Coachella is held at Empire Polo Fields in Indio, California and Lollapalooza in the United States is held at Grant Park in Chicago, Illinois. It's easy to find seats to The Birthday Massacre tour when you shop with us. Shopping with TicketSmarter even makes it easier to get into the venue. Our mobile transfer The Birthday Massacre tour tickets let you skip past the box office line and head right for your seats.

Songs from the The Birthday Massacre Tour Setlist

The Birthday Massacre's setlist while performing in Pittsburgh , PA at “Crafthouse Stage & Grill” included the following songs:

• Stars and Satellites
• Superstition
• All of Nothing
• Leaving Tonight
• Precious Hearts
• Counterpane
• Fascination
• Pins and Needles
• Happy Birthday
• In the Dark

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November 2022

• Sat 12 Nov London, The Garage The Birthday Massacre
• Fri 11 Nov Bristol, Exchange The Birthday Massacre
• Thu 10 Nov Wolverhampton, Newhampton Arts Centre The Birthday Massacre
• Wed 9 Nov Nottingham, The Rescue Rooms The Birthday Massacre
• Tue 8 Nov Manchester, Night People The Birthday Massacre
• Tue 8 Nov Manchester, Rebellion The Birthday Massacre
• Sat 5 Nov Glasgow, Ivory Blacks The Birthday Massacre
• Fri 4 Nov Edinburgh, Legends The Birthday Massacre
• Fri 4 Nov Edinburgh, La Belle Angele The Birthday Massacre
• Thu 3 Nov Newcastle upon Tyne, The Cluny The Birthday Massacre
• Wed 2 Nov York, The Fulford Arms The Birthday Massacre

October 2022

• Mon 31 Oct London, The Lexington The Birthday Massacre

August 2021

• Sat 7 Aug London, The Garage The Birthday Massacre
• Fri 6 Aug Bristol, Exchange The Birthday Massacre
• Thu 5 Aug Wolverhampton, Slade Rooms The Birthday Massacre
• Wed 4 Aug Nottingham, The Rescue Rooms The Birthday Massacre
• Tue 3 Aug Manchester, Night People The Birthday Massacre
• Sat 31 Jul Glasgow, Ivory Blacks The Birthday Massacre
• Fri 30 Jul Edinburgh, Legends The Birthday Massacre
• Thu 29 Jul Newcastle upon Tyne, The Cluny The Birthday Massacre
• Wed 28 Jul York, The Fulford Arms The Birthday Massacre

November 2020

• Sun 15 Nov Bristol, Exchange The Birthday Massacre
• Sat 14 Nov London, The Garage The Birthday Massacre
• Fri 13 Nov Wolverhampton, Slade Rooms The Birthday Massacre
• Thu 12 Nov Nottingham, The Rescue Rooms The Birthday Massacre
• Wed 11 Nov Manchester, Night People The Birthday Massacre
• Sun 8 Nov Glasgow, Ivory Blacks The Birthday Massacre
• Sat 7 Nov Edinburgh, Legends The Birthday Massacre
• Fri 6 Nov York, The Fulford Arms The Birthday Massacre
• Thu 5 Nov Newcastle upon Tyne, The Cluny The Birthday Massacre

November 2017

• Fri 3 Nov Wolverhampton, Slade Rooms The Birthday Massacre, Lesbian Bed Death
• Thu 2 Nov Southampton, Engine Rooms The Birthday Massacre, Lesbian Bed Death
• Wed 1 Nov Reading, Sub89 & Popworld The Birthday Massacre, Lesbian Bed Death

October 2017

• Tue 31 Oct Bristol, The Fleece The Birthday Massacre, Lesbian Bed Death
• Sun 29 Oct Glasgow, Ivory Blacks The Birthday Massacre, Lesbian Bed Death
• Fri 27 Oct Edinburgh, Legends The Birthday Massacre, Lesbian Bed Death
• Fri 27 Oct → Sun 29 Oct Whitby Pavilion Whitby Goth Weekend The Birthday Massacre, Theatre Of Hate, Fuzzbox, The Membranes, Vince Ripper & The Rodent Show…
• Wed 25 Oct Manchester, The Ruby Lounge The Birthday Massacre, Lesbian Bed Death
• Tue 24 Oct London, O2 Academy Islington The Birthday Massacre, Lesbian Bed Death

October 2016

• Sat 8 Oct Glasgow, Audio The Birthday Massacre
• Fri 7 Oct York, Fibbers The Birthday Massacre, Lesbian Bed Death
• Thu 6 Oct Manchester, The Ruby Lounge The Birthday Massacre, Among The Echoes, Stereo Juggernaut, Def Neon
• Wed 5 Oct Newcastle upon Tyne, Think Tank? The Birthday Massacre
• Tue 4 Oct Birmingham, O2 Institute The Birthday Massacre
• Mon 3 Oct Bristol, The Fleece The Birthday Massacre
• Sat 1 Oct London, The Garage The Birthday Massacre

September 2016

• Fri 30 Sep London, The Garage The Birthday Massacre
• Sun 26 Apr Bristol, The Fleece The Birthday Massacre
• Sat 25 Apr London, The Garage The Birthday Massacre
• Fri 24 Apr Birmingham, O2 Institute The Birthday Massacre
• Thu 23 Apr → Sun 26 Apr Whitby Pavilion Whitby Goth Weekend The Birthday Massacre, Abney Park, The Red Paintings, Ashestoangels, The Cruxshadows…
• Wed 22 Apr Manchester Academy The Birthday Massacre, The Red Paintings, The Dead Betas
• Tue 21 Apr Glasgow, The Classic Grand The Birthday Massacre, The Red Paintings, The Dead Betas

October 2010

• Wed 27 Oct London, O2 Academy Islington The Birthday Massacre
• Tue 26 Oct Colchester Arts Centre The Birthday Massacre
• Mon 25 Oct Nottingham, Rock City The Birthday Massacre
• Sun 24 Oct Bristol, Thekla The Birthday Massacre
• Sat 23 Oct O2 Academy Oxford The Birthday Massacre
• Fri 22 Oct O2 Academy Birmingham The Birthday Massacre
• Wed 20 Oct Preston, 53 Degrees at University of Central Lancashire The Birthday Massacre
• Tue 19 Oct The Live Rooms Wrexham The Birthday Massacre
• Mon 18 Oct O2 Academy Leicester The Birthday Massacre
• Sun 17 Oct Sheffield, Corporation The Birthday Massacre, Raggedy Angry
• Sat 16 Oct Newcastle Upon Tyne, Digital The Birthday Massacre, Raggedy Angry
• Thu 14 Oct Aberdeen, The Tunnels The Birthday Massacre
• Wed 13 Oct Glasgow, The Classic Grand The Birthday Massacre
• Tue 12 Oct O2 Academy Liverpool The Birthday Massacre
• Mon 11 Oct Manchester, NQ Live The Birthday Massacre
• Sun 10 Oct Newport, Six Feet Under The Birthday Massacre
• Fri 8 Oct Southend-on-Sea, Chinnerys The Birthday Massacre
• Thu 7 Oct Southampton, The Joiners The Birthday Massacre
• Wed 6 Oct Northampton, Roadmender The Birthday Massacre
• Tue 5 Oct Brighton Coalition The Birthday Massacre
• Thu 16 Jul London, Dingwalls The Birthday Massacre
• Wed 15 Jul Sheffield, Corporation The Birthday Massacre, Raggedy Angry
• Tue 14 Jul Glasgow, Stereo The Birthday Massacre
• Mon 13 Jul Newcastle upon Tyne, NX Newcastle The Birthday Massacre
• Sun 12 Jul O2 Academy Liverpool The Birthday Massacre, Raggady Angry
• Sat 11 Jul Manchester Academy The Birthday Massacre, Obsessive Compulsive
• Fri 10 Jul Nottingham, Rock City The Birthday Massacre
• Thu 9 Jul O2 Academy Oxford The Birthday Massacre, Raggedy Angry, Adrenochrome

October 2007

• Fri 26 Oct The Birthday Massacre, Psycho Luna
• Thu 25 Oct Manchester, Satan's Hollow The Birthday Massacre, Psycho Luna, Novus UK

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The Brian Jonestown Massacre announce 2025 UK and European tour

The shows include a slot at London’s O2 Academy Brixton

The Brian Jonestown Massacre have announced a new European and UK tour, set to kick off next year – find ticket details and a full list of dates below.

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Announced this morning (September 2), the upcoming shows will see frontman, songwriter, composer, studio owner, multi-instrumentalist, producer and engineer, Anton Newcombe ‘s band, embark on an 18-stop tour across the continent throughout January and February 2025.

It will start with shows in European cities Hamburg, Cologne and Tilburg in late January, and continue the following month with a number of UK stops.

These kick off with a show in Bexhill on February 1, and continue with stops in Bristol, Nottingham, Glasgow, Liverpool, Leeds and more. Show are also lined up for Ireland in the middle of the month, before Newcombe and co. head back to the UK to round off the tour.

A huge show at Manchester’s Albert Hall is planned for February 14, as is a stop at the O2 Academy Brixton in London on February 16. The dates wrap up with further shows in Birmingham, Brighton and Cardiff.

Tickets for all upcoming shows go on general sale at 10am local time this Friday (September 6). Visit here to buy tickets and find a full list of tour dates below.

The Brian Jonestown Massacre 2025 UK and European tour dates are:

JANUARY 28 – Hamburg, Fabrik (Germany) 29 – Cologne, Die Kantine (Germany) 30 – Tilburg, 013 Poppodium (Netherlands)

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It’s time to share some tour info! https://t.co/EmY8Ul7TbL pic.twitter.com/TFYjYv7Ptz — anton newcombe (@antonnewcombe) September 1, 2024

The announcement of the tour comes as the band are celebrating over three decades since the release of their first single ‘She Made Me / Evergreen’, which arrived in 1992, and as they’re coming up to the 30th anniversary of their 1995 debut album ‘Methodrone’.

The controversial documentary that followed the band, Dig! , which is still hailed as one of the best rock documentaries ever made, is also celebrating its 20th Anniversary this year, and a remastered, expanded version premiered at Sundance in January.

Since forming the group, Newcombe has gone on to share a further 20 albums under the Brian Jonestown Massacre moniker with a range of different members. The most recent of which, ‘The Future Is Your Past’, arrived in February 2023 via the frontman’s record label A Recordings.

The upcoming tour dates will mark their first since they completed a massive world tour across 2022 and 2023, which saw them play 34 dates in North America, 25 dates across Europe and 16 dates in the UK.

Last winter, the band also made headlines for shocking fans in Melbourne, Australia, when members began brawling among themselves onstage mid-performance.

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