"Their live shows are transformative, with explosive energy and crowd interaction," wrote Occhi Magazine about Brooklyn's self-proclaimed DiscoMetal pioneers Makes My Blood Dance — and in 2025, audiences across America will have ample opportunity to experience that transformation firsthand. Fresh off the March 1st release of their latest single "Time and a Place," MMBD is embarking on what might be their most ambitious touring schedule yet.
The Brooklyn outfit's newly announced tour itinerary reads like a statement of intent. Beginning March 20th at Banyan Live in West Palm Beach, Makes My Blood Dance will storm through Florida with consecutive shows at Mt. Dora Music Hall, Tampa's Brass Mug, and Decca Live in Jacksonville before wrapping up the Sunshine State leg at Club LA in Destin on March 24th.
Without missing a beat, the band immediately heads west for a Texas run that includes Houston's Warehouse Live Midtown (March 26th), The Railhouse in Kyle (March 27th), Fort Worth's Rail Club (March 28th), and Bricks Bar and Grill in Tyler (March 29th).
But that's just the beginning. The band's 2025 calendar is rapidly filling with high-profile tour partnerships that position them for a potential breakthrough year. They're slated to join the Nu Metal Revival Tour alongside scene veterans Josey Scott (of Saliva fame), Hed PE, Adema, and Flaw—a package that speaks to the heavier side of their sonic equation. April will see them hitting the road with industrial-metal icons Powerman 5000 and Julien K, followed by a May-June stint with Texas Hippie Coalition.
This aggressive touring strategy feels particularly well-timed following the release of "Time and a Place," produced by industry heavyweights Mikal Blue (OneRepublic, Colbie Caillat) and Brett "Epic" Mazur (Crazy Town). The track serves as a perfect introduction to the uninitiated—showcasing the band's unique blend of metal intensity and dance floor grooves—while simultaneously building anticipation for their forthcoming nine-track album Z3r02LGHTSp33D! due later this year.
For frontman EV0 and company, these shows represent more than just promotional opportunities—they're chances to convert new disciples to their theatrical brand of genre-bending mayhem. Described by 360 Magazine as "Saturday Night Fever meets Guitar Hero 2099," MMBD's live performances blur the line between concert and immersive theater.
For fans of boundary-pushing heavy music with a theatrical edge, Makes My Blood Dance's 2025 tour schedule promises multiple opportunities to witness firsthand what happens when metal aggression meets dance floor liberation. If their recorded output is any indication, these shows will balance technical musicianship with the kind of spectacle that leaves lasting impressions—and with strategic tour partnerships spanning multiple subgenres, they're positioned to reach more diverse audiences than ever before.
Get your tickets now for their 2025 tour and dive into the electrifying world of Time and a Place. Grab yours today at MMBD official website and prepare for an unforgettable show!
