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Unfortunately was late so I missed the support band, I'm a big fan of DCFC, they played a good variety of old and new stuff, (though none of the REALLY old stuff, nor my favourite song of theirs), they sounded great which is quite a feat for Rock City in my opinion, I don't know if they brought their own sound guys or what.. The audience were great, they had good chemistry together, the band were tight but at times you could tell they were working stuff out (first step on the european tour I believe?) I also felt some of the songs were shorter than I remember them, like they'd condensed them down and they also played a song or two that apparently none of the audience seemed to recognise, including me (perhaps working on new material). 8.5/10 Definitely recommend
Posted by DCFC on 19/03/2023
Death Cab For Cutie, Rock City, Nottingham - 18th March 2023
Death Cab for Cutie have been shaping the sound of alternative music since forming in Bellingham, Washington, in 1997. Led by frontman Ben Gibbard, the band pair poignant, unflinching lyrics with melodic, guitar-driven songs and Gibbard's unmistakably tender vocals. Across more than two decades they've built a devoted following on the strength of records like Transatlanticism, Plans and Narrow Stairs, each turning love, loss and quiet existential reflection into songs you can sing back word for word.
In recent years the band marked the 20th anniversaries of Transatlanticism and Plans with huge sold-out tours, an experience that fed directly into their 11th studio album, I Built You A Tower. Produced by John Congleton and recorded in just three weeks, it's a deliberate return to their independent roots, with lead single "Riptides" becoming their ninth number one on America's Adult Alternative radio chart. Renowned for captivating, emotionally charged live shows, Death Cab for Cutie remain one of indie rock's most quietly influential acts.