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Black Rebel Motorcycle Club au Théâtre Beanfield

Tue 07 Oct 2025 • 08:00 pm Garage Rock / Indie Rock / noise-pop
Théâtre Beanfield - Montréal De 58$ à 112$
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La graine qui allait donner naissance à Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (BRMC en abrégé) a été plantée en 1995, lorsque Robert Levon Been (alias Robert Turner) et Peter Hayes se sont rencontrés alors qu’ils fréquentaient le lycée à San Francisco. Les deux ont formé une solide amitié et une camaraderie fondée sur une passion commune pour des groupes britanniques des années 90 tels que Ride, les Stone Roses, The Jesus and Mary Chain et My Bloody Valentine. Malgré ces goûts similaires, chacun a rejoint des groupes différents — Hayes a notamment joué dans Brian Jonestown Massacre autour de l’album Give It Back! — et ils ont travaillé séparément pendant plusieurs années, bien qu’ils se soient parfois tenus au courant en assistant aux concerts de l’un et l’autre. En 1998, cependant, Turner et Hayes se sont retrouvés et ont ajouté le batteur britannique Nick Jago au groupe. Le groupe a commencé à jouer en live en novembre 1998 sous le nom d’Elements, un nom qu’ils ont rapidement abandonné en découvrant qu’il était déjà utilisé par plusieurs autres groupes. Ils ont ensuite emprunté leur nouveau nom à la bande de motards dirigée par Marlon Brando dans The Wild One.

The seed that became Black Rebel Motorcycle Club — or BRMC for short — was planted in 1995, when Robert Levon Been (aka Robert Turner) and Peter Hayes met while attending high school in San Francisco. The two formed a solid friendship and a shared camaraderie based on a mutual love of early-’90s U.K. bands like Ride, the Stone Roses, the Jesus and Mary Chain, and My Bloody Valentine. Despite such similar tastes, both joined different bands — Hayes spent time in the Brian Jonestown Massacre circa Give It Back! — and worked apart for several years, although they occasionally kept in touch by attending each other’s gigs. In 1998, however, Turner and Hayes regrouped and added British drummer Nick Jago to the fold. The band began performing live in November 1998 as the Elements, a name they quickly ditched after discovering many other bands that shared the same title. They purloined their new moniker from the Marlon Brando-led biker gang that stormed into that dusty California hamlet in The Wild One.

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