The crowd reacts well to the sinister atmosphere and by a finale of 'Don't Wanna Be Like You' complete with stage dives and massive guitar riffs, there is no denying everybody has had a brilliant night.Black Veil Brides are an American glam metal and hard rock outfit that got together in Cincinnati, Ohio. This theme continues and allows Dahvie Vanity to really present himself as the twisted frontman as he recites the subject matter of 'Something Grimm'. The colourful hair, naked torsos and tattooed skin would be more suited to a glam metal performance, yet the band sits very much on the pop spectrum as they perform the shining 'Scream for My Icecream' with its dark lyrics. The fans really appreciate this dedication and react with an equal amount of aggressive energy as they sing, dance and even mosh to the frantic electro beats. Although the boys' touring schedule has taken them around the world numerous times they still appear onstage energised and ready to attack the show. No matter what your opinion may be on the appearance of Orlando electro pop duo Blood On The Dancefloor, there is no denying they throw themselves wholeheartedly into every single performance.

Two further albums, “Bad Blood” (2013) and “Bitchcraft” (2014) were since released to moderate success, continuing to find significant appeal amongst their fans.

Spots on the Warped Tour as well as their own headline tour helped to bolster the group’s popularity and find new fans. After touring in support of the release, the band quickly returned to the studio and recorded “All the Rage” (2011). Their third album, “Epic,” arrived in October 2010, peaking at number five on Billboard’s dance/electronic charts. After releasing a string of EPs, “I Scream I Scream,” “OMFG Sneak Peak” and “Extended Play,” the act embarked on a nationwide tour across the US.Įcstasy was kicked out of the band following the tour and a replacement was found in Jayy Von Monroe, who took over vocals as well as rapping duties. Whilst touring the area, Vanity teamed up with Garrett Ecstasy to form a duo, who began recording new material in 2009. Vanity soon built a cult following, known as the Slash Gash Terror Crew, having established the band in his hometown. Frustrated at being unable to perform live and tour, Mongillo and Fugate left the band, with Vanity continuing the act in the Orlando, US area.

“Let’s Start a Riot” appeared in 2008, with the members quickly returning to the studio for their second effort, “It’s Hard to be a Diamond in a Rhinestone World” that same year. The band soon became a serious venture and they renamed themselves as Blood on the Dance Floor, quickly hitting the studio to record their debut. The band formed in 2007, initially as a trio called Love the Fashion, headed up by David Jesus Torres, also known as Dahvie Vanity alongside Christoper Mongillo and Rebecca Fugate.

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