LIVE REVIEW: Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows in Dallas, TX on February 5, 2023

Artist: Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows

Date: February 5th 2023

Location: Trees – Dallas, TX

The post-hardcore band Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows (D.R.U.G.S) brought their Destroy. Rebuild. Tour to Dallas on February 5th, 2023.

First up was Pittsburgh-based hardcore/metalcore band 156/Silence, they started their set with “Irrational Pull” from their 2020 album of the same title. As fans gathered in the middle to create a mosh pit, 156/Silence played songs from the album “Narrative” such as “The Rodents Race”, “If Pleasure’s Gone” and “Say the Phrase”.

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Second to take the stage were Atlantas very own The Callous Daoboys, playing songs like “Blackberry DeLorean”, “Fake Dinosaur Bones” and a fantastic cover of Glassjaw “Black Nurse” got fans to sing along and crowd surf.

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Varials were the second to last band to get on stage. They opened up their set with “A Body Wrapped in Plastic : Prologue” they also sang “Romance”, “Anything to Numb” and “Stigmata”

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Formed in 2010 by Craig Owens, Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows (D.R.U.G.S) took over center stage with “If You Think This Song Is About You, It Probably Is” which got the fans to sing along. As Craig sang “The Only Thing You Talk About” fans got closer to the stage unbeknown to them that they would be sing along to “There’s No Penguins In Alaska” and “ The Words “Best Friend” Become Redefined”from Chiodos, which Craig was the lead singer back in 2001.

Their set list also included songs like “The Longest Road”, fan favorite “GOLD” and a new unreleased song. Throughout the set, fans sang along, crowd surfed and got on stage to sing along before doing a stage dive as D.R.U.G.S were having the time of their life.

As the night came to an end Craig mentioned that “all the bands that are on this tour were hand picked” by Craig himself, because all these newer bands “are the future of metal”

Make sure to give their newest album Destroy Rebuild a listen and catch them on the remaining tour dates.

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