Broken Social Scene

Broken Social Scene - Full Concert at Southside Festival 2005

Take Off Park
Germany

• In June 2005, Broken Social Scene performed at the Southside Festival shortly after releasing their critically acclaimed album, "You Forgot It in Peop... Read Full Description >

  In June 2005, Broken Social Scene performed at the Southside Festival shortly after releasing their critically acclaimed album, "You Forgot It in People," in 2002. This album solidified their reputation within the indie rock scene and showcased their unique blend of sounds and collaborative spirit. By the time of the live recording, the band had begun to expand their live performances, featuring an array of musicians on stage, which became a hallmark of their concerts. Notably, the setlist includes fan favorites like "Anthems for a Seventeen Year-Old Girl" and "Fire Eye’d Boy," both tracks that highlight their emotive lyrics and expansive soundscapes. The performance at the festival reflects their growing prominence in the indie music scene while hinting at the band's evolving style that would continue to develop in their subsequent work, such as "Broken Social Scene" released in 2005.