On October 15, 2024, English rock band Nothing but Thieves brought their Welcome to The DDC tour to History in Toronto for a sold-out show, with special guest Bad Nerves kicking off the night.

Bad Nerves set the energy right from the start. Their raw, fast-paced punk-rock style paired with an unapologetic stage presence had the crowd hyped. Tracks like “Baby Drummer” and “Can’t Be Mine” created an atmosphere of youthful chaos, reminding everyone why they’re a band to watch in the punk scene. Their electric performance was the perfect lead-in to what would become an unforgettable night.

When Nothing but Thieves took the stage, the room was buzzing with anticipation. Opening with the anthemic “Welcome to The DCC,” the band immediately showcased their signature mix of soaring vocals and intricate instrumentation. Frontman Conor Mason’s vocal range was nothing short of breathtaking, effortlessly shifting from emotive falsettos to powerful belts, particularly during standout tracks like “Amsterdam” and “Impossible.” The entire set was a masterclass in blending indie, alternative, and rock, with the crowd fully immersed in every moment.

The band’s chemistry was palpable, each member adding depth and energy to the performance. Joe Langridge-Brown’s guitar work and Dom Craik’s riffs were razor-sharp, while drummer James Price and bassist Philip Blake kept the rhythm tight and dynamic. Together, they created an enveloping soundscape that filled History’s intimate venue.

Nothing but Thieves left Toronto on a high note, delivering a night of pure musical bliss.

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