NO TRIGGER BRING THEIR DR. ALBUM-TOUR TO BADEHAUS IN BERLIN

Written & Captured By | Chantal Burau

No Trigger stopped on their UK/Euro “Dr. Album“-Tour with supports Überyou and CF98 at Badehaus in Berlin for an energetic and chaotic show, to show-off their latest album live.

The evening started with CF98. The room was already filled with some fans, the crowd increased slowly but steadily during sets of both support bands. The quartet from Poland heated up the audience a bit with their melodic punk rock. Some fans already enjoying their selves more than others. 

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Next up were Überyou from Switzerland, who picked up were CF98 left off. The six band members filled the stage completely and the singer spent most of the set in the crowd, turning up mood a bit more and preparing them for No Trigger. They showed of their spirited punk songs, that still contain those DIY-comitted sounds. 

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Then it was time for No Trigger to hit the stage. The small venue was now more crowded and the audience was eager. The Massachusetts-based sextet offered a mixed setlist, consisting of older and fan-favorite songs, like “Neon National Park”, “Maple Boy”, “Holy Punks” and “Fish Eye Lens”. Of course, also it featured songs from their latest album, Dr. Album, their first album after 10 long years, like “Acid Lord™”, “Antifantasy“, “Coffee From a Microwave” and “Brainwashed”, showing their sincerity to showcase technical commitment to the craft.

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Their performance also contained an acoustic song, which made some fans impatient and nagging, because at first singer Tom “Teach” Rheault had trouble tuning his guitar and tried to maintain them. After that issue was fixed the fans got quieter again and continued to enjoy the show, joining the mosh pit and singing along. Offering “no real” encore, they asked their fans if they want one or two more songs. After those last two songs, they released their fans into the night wanting more and into a thunderstorm.

 

Photos By | Chantal Burau