Broken Peach, the groundbreaking Spanish band from Vigo, Spain, brings us another amazing Halloween performance. This time it’s Michael Jackson’s Thriller, with Rockwell’s Somebody’s Watching Me.
Broken Peach is known for two things that should be at opposite ends of what’s possible: precision in arrangement, performance and choreography, and the sheer joy of the music — yet somehow they pull it off, and the results are riveting. Some bands do it by raw energy alone, or lean on the material and the visual effects and hope that carries them. With Broken Peach, though, all that power and nuance comes directly from them, right in front of you. That incredible energy is focused and engaged with an almost supernatural precision. The result is nearly always a laser-sharp musical and visual performance that holds your consciousness in complete thrall.
Broken Peach has been delivering its unique artistic identity since 2009, combining music, visual storytelling and stage performance into a distinctive live experience.
The band has performed at festivals, television productions, institutional events and concert venues across Spain and Europe, building a reputation as one of the most internationally recognized music projects to emerge from Galicia.
Broken Peach has a strong audiovisual presence, reaching millions of viewers around the world. The band’s videos have garnered more than 100 million views and are followed by audiences in over 150 countries, creating a global community that continues to grow year after year.
To find out more about Broken Peach and their music, visit them at https://brokenpeach.com.
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