Broods open for Tove Lo and play their song "Bridges" live in concert at The Masonic Auditorium in San Francisco, California on February 27, 2020. Broods are an indie pop / electropop duo from New Zealand and consist of siblings Georgia Nott and Caleb Nott. Bridges was first released on SoundCloud in 2013. The next year, it appeared on their debut self-titled EP and their debut studio album, Evergreen.
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Broods recent live tour dates:
Sept. 26 - Houston, TX @ Revention Music Center (w/ Marina)
Sept. 27 - Dallas, TX @ The Bomb (w/ Marina)
Sept. 28 - Austin, TX @ ACL Moody Theatre (w/ Marina)
Sept. 30 - Denver, CO @ Mission Ballroom (w/ Marina)
Oct. 1 - Salt Lake City, UT @ The Union (w/ Marina)
Oct. 2 - Las Vegas, NV @ Hard Rock Hotel
Oct. 3 - Pomona, CA @ The Glass House
Nov. 20 - Pomona, CA @ The Glass House
Nov. 24 - San Diego, CA @ Wonderfront
Feb. 27 - San Francisco, CA @ The Masonic (w/ Tove Lo and Alma)
Feb. 28 - Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Palladium (w/ Tove Lo and Alma)
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Bridges lyrics:
Gave you a minute
When you needed an hour
Just to push it aside
Instead of leaving it behind you
If any word that I said
Could have made you forget
I'd have given you them all
But it was all in your head
And we're burning all the bridges now
Watching it go up in flames
No way to build it up again
And we're burning all the bridges now
'Cause it was sink or swim and I went
Down, down, down
And we're burning all the bridges
Burning all the bridges now
And we're burning all the bridges
Burning all the bridges now
If I didn't hide it
Would you still say you needed me?
Guess I walked right into it
Guess I made it too easy
If any word that you said
Could have made me forget
Would I get up off the floor
'Cause this is all in my head
And we're burning all the bridges now
Watching it go up in flames
No way to build it up again
And we're burning all the bridges
Burning all the bridges now
And we're burning all the bridges
Burning all the bridges now
Can we forget about it?
Can we forget
Can we forget about it?
Can we forget
And we're burning all the bridges
Burning all the bridges now
And we're burning all the bridges
Burning all the bridges now
Written by Georgia Nott / Caleb Nott / Joel Little
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Broods official bio:
Sibling duo Broods debuted in the post-Lorde 2010s with a dark electronic pop sound that helped boost their first album, the chart-topping Evergreen, to international attention upon the strength of the platinum-certified single "Mother & Father." Expanding their sound on the 2016 follow-up Conscious, they swept that year's New Zealand Music Awards, winning Album of the Year, Best Group, and more.
Comprising vocalist Georgia Nott and her elder multi-instrumentalist brother, Caleb Nott, the pair grew up surrounded by music, having played together since they were children. They were in the Peasants, a band that won a competition for intermediate (junior high) and high school musical acts in 2011. After the Peasants broke up, the siblings formed Broods and connected with producer Joel Little, who had served as a judge during the contest. In October 2013, months after Little gained recognition for his work with another Auckland native, Lorde, Broods uploaded "Bridges" to their SoundCloud page and subsequently signed major-label contracts for various territories. The following January, "Bridges" was released commercially and reached the Top Ten in New Zealand.
A self-titled six-track EP co-written by the Notts and Little, and produced by Little, was issued at the end of the month. In New Zealand, the moody set debuted at number two, just beneath Lorde's Pure Heroine. Released in the U.S. the following month -- less than a week after Lorde's "Royals" won a Grammy for Song of the Year -- Broods debuted at number 164 on the Billboard 200. Their debut album, Evergreen, arrived in September 2014, topped the New Zealand chart, and reached number 45 in the U.S.
In April 2016, the duo and Little returned with "Free," the first single from their sophomore album. Their second New Zealand chart-topper, Conscious, arrived in the summer of 2016 and featured the Lorde-penned "Heartlines" and a collaboration with Tove Lo. After dominating the 2016 New Zealand Music Awards, they joined international tours with Two Door Cinema Club and Tove Lo. Before the arrival of album three, Broods joined Flight Facilities for "Stranded," and Whethan on "Be Like You." In 2018, they issued the singles "Peach" and "Everything Goes (Wow)." Both tracks were featured on their third LP, Don't Feed the Pop Monster, which arrived in February 2019. The duo promoted the effort with an international tour that began in London.
