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27
2026
Last concert
Wheaton
Wheaton, US
6 months ago
No dates announced.
Voices from the floor
Fan reviews
A guest at Oriental Theater, Denver on Sat, 15 Nov 2014
Had a great time. Wonderful venue and my favorite artist. The mix sounded awesome. Thanks for bringing him and the quartet and Dondero.
A guest at Sixth & I, Washington on Tue, 28 Oct 2014
Outstanding show. Great venue for Bazan. Dondero was awesome too.
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Highest rated · No. 1 of 3
Sixth & I in Washington, US
Crowd favorite
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Where the music took them
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Statistics
544 concerts tracked
Played in 13 countries - show on map
Played in 176 cities
First concert · 09.02.2006 - 21 years ago
Last concert · 27.04.2026 - 6 months ago
Most played countries
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1 US 491
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2 Canada 16
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3 UK 13
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4 Germany 7
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5 Sweden 5
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6 Italy 3
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7 France 2
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8 Switzerland 2
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9 Denmark 1
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10 Ireland 1
Most played cities
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1 Seattle, US 27
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2 Portland, US 17
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3 San Francisco, US 13
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4 Chicago, US 12
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5 Nashville, US 12
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6 Los Angeles (LA), US 11
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7 Philadelphia, US 10
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8 New York (NYC), US 9
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9 Orlando, US 9
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10 Washington, US 9
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176 cities in the archive
Concerts 544
Countries 13
Cities 176
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About David Bazan
David Bazan was born on 22 January 1976.
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A guest 100% at Aladdin Theater, Portland on Thu, 20 Nov 2014
Fantastic show!
David Bazan has always brought a special kind of darkness to my life. So many topics are very relatable to me and he conveys them in a way that makes you feel exposed, vulnerable, and utterly full of despair. He has a stellar and raw voice that brings an amazing amount of emotions to his words.
Now, pairing this with a string quartet?! As soon as the quartet started, I immediately had a huge lump in my throat. As soon as he started singing I lost it. I'm already so sensitive to his songs that this was overwhelming for me. I'm a baby and cried the entire time. It was incredibly beautiful and haunting. It's a very powerful experience and they all have something very special together.
Not only that, but everyone up there looks as though they feel the pain of each song. David is always great with his audience. He chats and lets people ask questions and even deals with hecklers or obnoxious people really well.
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