UK genre benders Don Broco have officially signed to Fearless Records, launching the next chapter in their already eclectic career with a new single titled ‘Cellophane’. The track is out now and comes ahead of the band’s return to Australia this September for a five date national tour.
Produced by Dan Lancaster (known for work with Bring Me The Horizon and Blink-182), ‘Cellophane’ threads together elements of nu-metal, alt-rock and polished electronics, nothing new for Don Broco, who’ve always been difficult to pin down stylistically. What stands out this time though, is the subject matter. The band say the song is about confronting the fear of vulnerability and the hesitation to seek help when you’re mentally burning out. It’s direct, with a heavy pop-core bite and flashes of aggression that feel more grounded than theatrical.
Watch Don Broco ‘Cellophane’
Fearless Records
The label deal with Fearless makes sense, Don Broco have long sat at the intersection of heavy and melodic, and Fearless’ catalogue has room for both. Label president Andy Serrao described the band as “creatively fearless”, adding that the goal isn’t to reshape them, but to elevate what they already do well.
Don Broco’s last few records (Amazing Things, Technology, Automatic) saw them climb UK charts and sell out arena shows across Europe. While they’ve been relatively quiet, ‘Cellophane’ suggests they’ve been sharpening the edges behind the scenes.
Stream ‘Cellophane’ on your outlet of choice here: https://ffm.to/db_cellophane
Australia Bound
The band will hit Australian stages this September, joined nationally by RedHook. The run kicks off in Brisbane and wraps in Perth, marking their first headline shows here since Amazing Things dropped.
Don Broco Australia 2025 Tour Dates
with special guest RedHook
Thu 4 Sep – Princess Theatre, Brisbane
Fri 5 Sep – Manning Bar, Sydney
Sat 6 Sep – The Croxton, Melbourne
Mon 8 Sep – Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide
Tue 9 Sep – Magnet House, Perth
Tickets available here!
Rob Damiani Interview
Our own Emily Spindler caught up with vocalist Rob Damiani to discuss the evolution of the band, their upcoming album, heading back to Australia, where he got booed the most on stage and so much more!
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