THE BLOOD BROTHERS Returned to the Stage in Seattle & at FYF

by Ryan Minic | Aug 25, 2014

Over the weekend The Blood Brothers took the stage for the first time in seven years to kick off their series of reunion shows. Their first performance since 2007 took place on Friday in their hometown of Seattle, and was followed by an appearance FYF Fest in Los Angeles on Sunday.

The band will take their act to the East Coast in October to play a pair of shows in New York, and in November they’ll head to Austin to play at Fun Fun Fun Fest.

Here’s some footage from their shows this past weekend. The first video (“Cecilia and the Silhouette Saloon”) comes from their show at the Showbox in Seattle; the other two (“Ambulance vs. Ambulance” & “Crimes”) are taken from their set at FYF.

The Blood Brothers reunion tour dates:

Oct 04 New York, NY @ Modern Sky Festival
Oct 05 Brooklyn, NY @ Warsaw
Nov 07 Austin, TX @ Fun Fun Fun Fest

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