Europa-Tour · 27. May 2010 · Comet Club · Berlin
Blessed by a Broken Heart
On May 27, 2010, Blessed by a Broken Heart (BBABH) brought their European tour to Comet Club in Berlin. The Canadian band delivered a high-energy set built around metalcore weight, glam metal flair and unapologetic rock and roll attitude. Heavy riffs, soaring vocal lines and an all-in performance made the intimate club the perfect setting for this intense tour stop.
This gallery captures the speed, the close connection with the crowd and the band's striking stage presence. It was a night that proved Blessed by a Broken Heart were never just another metalcore band.
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About the band Blessed by a Broken Heart
Blessed by a Broken Heart (BBABH) formed in Montreal, Canada, in the early 2000s and quickly stood apart through a sound that refused to stay in one lane. Their music combined metalcore and post-hardcore with glam metal, hard rock, synthesizers and huge melodic hooks. Rather than following a single scene, the band balanced technical guitar work with arena-ready choruses and a deliberately larger-than-life rock image.
The 2008 album Scream It Like You Mean It became a defining release, pushing their mix of crushing breakdowns, catchy melodies and 1980s-inspired flourishes to the front. Later, Feel the Power leaned even further into hard rock hooks and grand-scale songwriting. From a concert photographer's perspective, Blessed by a Broken Heart were made for the stage: constant movement, expressive faces, bold poses and songs that shifted between controlled chaos and massive sing-along moments.
- Origin: Montreal, Québec, Canada
- Style: Metalcore, post-hardcore, hard rock and glam metal influences
- Key album: Scream It Like You Mean It, released in 2008
- Known for: soaring vocals, heavy riffs, synthesizers and explosive stage energy
- Live appeal: technical, loud and unapologetically theatrical