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Broken Social Scene
Broken Social Scene is a Canadian musical collective formed in Toronto, Ontario, in 1999 by Kevin Drew and Brendan Canning. What began as a duo grew into a loose ensemble that has included anywhere from six to nineteen members at a time, built around a core of Drew and Canning on vocals, Justin Peroff on drums, Andrew Whiteman and Charles Spearin on guitars, and rotating vocalists including Leslie Feist, Emily Haines, and Amy Millan.
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United Kingdom
- Sep 11GlasgowO2 Academy GlasgowPerformers: Metric, StarsView details
- Sep 12LondonO2 Academy BrixtonPerformers: Metric, StarsView details
- Sep 13ManchesterManchester AcademyPerformers: Metric, StarsView details
- May 2 – May 2, 2027SouthamptonHeartbreakersPerformers: Michael Franti, Spoon, Girl Talk, John FriendView details
Netherlands
- Sep 17UtrechtTivoliVredenburgPerformers: Metric, StarsView details
Germany
- Sep 19BerlinPerformers: Metric, StarsView details
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Past shows
Recent Broken Social Scene dates on Wanderistan — a record of the artist's touring history.
United States
- Aug 5NashvilleRyman AuditoriumPerformers: Metric, StarsView details
- Aug 4AtlantaTabernaclePerformers: Metric, StarsView details
- Aug 2WashingtonThe AnthemPerformers: Metric, StarsView details
- Jul 29PhiladelphiaThe Met Presented by HighmarkPerformers: Metric, StarsView details
- Jul 28BostonMGM Music Hall at FenwayPerformers: Metric, StarsView details
- Jul 26DetroitFox Theatre DetroitPerformers: Metric, StarsView details
- Jul 25ChicagoAragon BallroomPerformers: Metric, StarsView details
About Broken Social Scene
The band's sound blends indie rock with post-rock, experimental pop, and baroque pop, layering guitars, horns, woodwinds, and violins over unconventional song structures. Its breakthrough album, You Forgot It in People (2002), was followed by the self-titled Broken Social Scene (2005), Forgiveness Rock Record (2010), and Hug of Thunder (2017). The band won Juno Awards for Alternative Album of the Year in 2003 and 2006, and in 2021 Pitchfork named it among the most important artists of the preceding 25 years.
Because so many members simultaneously pursue other bands, including Metric, Feist, and Stars, Broken Social Scene has functioned less as a fixed group than as a revolving collaborative project, reconvening for albums and tours between members' individual careers.
The collective continues to record and perform, with a new album, Remember the Humans, arriving in 2026, extending a catalogue built on communal songwriting and shifting lineups on stage.