STONE BROKEN // UNIT 51, ABERDEEN
Stone Broken play intimate show at Aberdeen’s Unit 51 as apart of their UK Headline Tour
STONE BROKEN PEFORMING AT ABERDEEN’S UNIT 51 - 08.02.2019
PICTURE BY: COREY MCKAY PHOTOGRAPHY
★★★★☆
After the success of the first album the Hard rock 4-piece from UK have set out on tour their “Home” with special guests Those Damn Crows. The British band has recently been awarded Planet Rock Awards Winner 2016 so you can tell the tour is serious and that talent and passion is what everyone will be expecting on this specific tour. Their fans - The Broken Army- have had created a huge buzz around the tour across Scotland and many nights have sold out. To start the tour off on a high they just posted on their socials that they are also nominated for 3 Planet Rock Awards- Best British Single, Best British Album and Best British Band.So they are really kicking 2019 off with a great start.
This was the first time Stone Broken had ever performed in Aberdeen before and the crowd definitely appreciated that they made Aberdeen the second stop of the tour and they made sure everyone had the best evening by putting together an amazing setlist and performance. The first impression was how confident the band is on stage and interacting with they crowd. The guitarist Chris Davis and bassist Kieron Conroy regularly stepping on raised platforms at the front of the stage. However, the backdrop of an open road looking very similar to the cover art of Nickelback’s All The Right Reasons.
They are clearly hardworking band with great songs and lots of energy on the stage. The energy during the night is from both the crowd and the band their was so much entertainment and excitement in one room. With the venue being a very intimate one it meant the band could interact very easily with the fans with it being their first time in Aberdeen it was a great venue as everyone was able to have a great experience and be able to hear some amazing songs as it all bounced off the walls throughout the venue.
One life. One band. One vision. For Stone Broken, the time is now.