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• Song played from tape POST-HUMAN Live Experience Bootup ( Video interlude ) Play Video
• Can You Feel My Heart Play Video
• Happy Song Play Video
• Teardrops Play Video
• MANTRA Play Video
• Song played from tape Data Breach ( Video Interlude ) Play Video
• Dear Diary, Play Video
• Parasite Eve Play Video
• sTraNgeRs Play Video
• Shadow Moses Play Video
• Song played from tape Itch for the Cure (When Will We Be Free?) Play Video
• Kingslayer Play Video
• DiE4u Play Video
• Follow You ( Acoustic ) Play Video
• Drown Play Video
• Obey Play Video
• Sleepwalking ( Oli asks the audience if they would be interested in a Sempiternal 10 year anniversary show ) Play Video
• Throne Play Video

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• Can You Feel My Heart
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We were informed by concert organizer MOJO that the concert of Bring Me The Horizon which would have taken place on the 23rd of February 2022 is postponed to the 24th of February 2023. Already purchased tickets automatically remain valid for this new date. All ticket buyers will receive an email with more information about this. Statement Bring Me The Horizon: ‘Unfortunately due to the ongoing covid situation across Europe, our February EU headline tour needs to be postponed. We want to bring you the full show with no holding back - the true Post Human experience - but we need to do it safely. See you there.’

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LIVE REVIEW: Bring Me The Horizon Rage Through Amsterdam On ‘First Love’ Tour

Prior to the release of the new album “AMO”, Bring Me The Horizon made their new era resolute with a massive trek throughout Europe and homeland United Kingdom. On their quest to greatness, the band performed a stellar show in Amsterdam’s AFAS LIVE, as they have back in 2016 following the release of the band’s latest album “That’s The Spirit”. Just like last time, the venue was packed, pit and balcony alike, filled with hopeful fans, unaware but prepared for the immense greatness they were about to witness. 

If you’ve ever seen Bring Me The Horizon live, you’re familiar with the band’s supreme strength when it comes to stage presence and sound. Every member of the band brings something unique to the table, and combined on stage, this makes for an exquisite and unmatched performance.

Armed with an incredible discography, ranging from the band’s early deathcore work, to the album “Sempiternal” that put the band on the map for a whole new legion of fans, which has only grown with the release of the 2015 effort “That’s The Spirit”, all the way to the new singles, Bring Me The Horizon can and succesfully have taken their show to the next level.

I’ve seen BMTH perform since the release of Sempiternal, and while the shows I’ve witnessed so far have been incredible to say the very least, the “First Love” tour has taken the crown. The band took the stage and fired directly into “MANTRA”, from which the words were sung back loud and by many. The band continued with a mixture from Sempiternal and That’s The Spirit, with a raging moshpit and the occasional wall of death throughout the evening. A few tracks in, the band showcased their most recent release “wonderful life”, which translated incredibly well in a live capacity. The band sound absolutely massive live, and the new tracks do it justice and then some. 

Yesterday was frontman Oliver Sykes’ birthday, and the band decided to celebrate in a very, very special way. Since the release of “Sempiternal” and “That’s The Spirit”, Bring Me The Horizon have spoken out about their old music, saying that looking back at it, they are not particularly proud of the tracks they have written way back when. Well, proud or not, the band decided to treat the old-school fans to a medley of old tracks from the band’s “Suicide Season”, debut album “Count Your Blessings” and even the brutal debut EP “This Is What The Edge Of Your Seat Was Made For”.

This medley, kicking off with “The Comedown” wasn’t for everyone. but those who appreciated it, went absolutely mayhem, full-knowing these tracks are probably never being played ever again. This medley, consisting of the aforementioned and “(I Used to Make Out With) Medusa”, “Diamonds Aren’t Forever” & “Re: They Have No Reflections” was a real treat for the old-school fans, not to mention quite impressive from the band, given these tracks haven’t been played in forever. 

The band resumed their original program with the hits “Can You Feel My Heart”, “Follow You”, the heavy “Antivist” and last but definitely not least an acoustic rendition of “Drown”, taken from “That’s The Spirit”. As the acoustic song came to a close, the band close out the evening with the entire consisting of album opener “Doomed” and the band’s biggest hit to date “Throne”. 

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Watch Bring Me The Horizon Play A Medley Of Really Old Songs In Amsterdam

The band celebrated frontman Oli Sykes' birthday in a very special way…

Last night (November 20), Bring Me The Horizon performed an incredible medley of old material in Amsterdam to celebrate frontman Oli Sykes' birthday.

The Sheffield titans dropped The Comedown, (I Used To Make Out With) Medusa, Diamonds Aren't Forever and Re: They Have No Reflections in one ridiculously great six-minute segment – some of which hasn't been aired in 10 years. HOLY. SHIT.

Check out fan-shot footage below, and keep scrolling for the full set list.

The set list was as follows:

1. MANTRA 2. The House Of Wolves 3. Avalanche 4. Go To Hell, For Heaven's Sake 5. Sleepwalking 6. wonderful life 7. Shadow Moses 8. Happy Song 9. The Comedown ( for the first time since May 4, 2011 ) 10. (I Used To Make Out With) Medusa ( for the first time since November 14, 2009 ) 11. Diamonds Aren't Forever ( for the first time since December 5, 2014 ) 12. Re: They Have No Reflections ( for the first time since February 3, 2008 ) 13. Can You Feel My Heart 14. Follow You 15. Antivist 16. Drown ( acoustic ) 17. Doomed 18. Throne

BRB while we listen to this all day now.

Oh yeah, Oli also celebrated his big day by sharing these adorable pics from throughout the years…

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LIVE: Bring Me the Horizon Dust Off the Old School Hits in Amsterdam

Remember 2009? The year that saw  Bring Me the Horizon  emerge from the deepest, darkest depths of Sheffield’s underground scene? Yes? Good. Because for a very brief moment last night (2o November), it felt like Amsterdam had turned into the Leadmill as Oli Sykes and co. dusted off songs which they hadn’t played in nearly a decade. And all of that in honour of Sykes’ 32nd birthday, which fell on the day that Bring Me the Horizon’s First Love tour stopped off at Amsterdam’s sold-out AFAS Live. For a band whose sonic direction has changed so drastically over the years, you’d have been forgiven for assuming that the band simply didn’t  like  their older output. On the contrary, though, it seems.

The night saw Sheffield’s finest hellraisers bring two special guests with them, the first of which – Brighton’s  Yonaka  – looked and sounded ready to take over the world. That’s obviously a very broad compliment which you could apply to any half-decent new band, but Yonaka mean business, and they hit  hard . Fierce frontwoman Theresa Jarvis is a force to be reckoned with onstage, bounding up and down the catwalk with utmost vigour as her and her band treated a packed room to cuts from recent EPs  Teach Me to Fight  (August, featuring the standout title track) and  Creature  (last week). There’s something quite captivating about Yonaka and their ability to keep a room of potential new fans in the palm of their hands, but when you hear their stadium-ready choruses ( Teach Me to Fight ) and gritty riffs you’re sure to be won over in an instant. Second special guests  The Fever 333  are no strangers to going wild (wild being a major understatement), but this shouldn’t be a surprise when you realise that former letlive. vocalist Jason Butler is at the helm. Taking to the stage with a black bag over his head, Butler stood motionless as police recordings played through the PA. Once his band (guitarist Stephen Harrison and drummer Aric Improta) joined the stage, Butler ripped the bag off his head and sprung into full-on maniac mode. Set opener  Burn It  allowed Butler to show Amsterdam what he was made of, ravaging the stage before inevitably making his way down the catwalk and into the crowd. He made it to the sound desk before taking up a spot at the barrier, eventually taking a bucket and pouring it over his head. A normal day at the office for Butler and his men, it seemed. Double-whammy  Made An America  and  We’re Coming In  served as a highlight in the set, setting the bar incredibly high for the rest of the night, at least in terms of energy.

Where the production for 2016’s  That’s the Spirit  tour centred on big video screens, raised platforms and enthralling visuals, Bring Me the Horizon’s First Love tour is quite the opposite. The stage is, save for a catwalk, as good as bare, with a stripped-back lighting rig relying heavily on strobes for the duration of 75 minutes. Half-tape/half-live opener  I Apologise If You Feel Something  serves as the introduction to new album  amo  (due in January), leading straight into comeback single  Mantra ‘s policing riffs and arena-sized chorus. It was the first track Sykes and co. shared with the world in anticipation of amo, sounding exactly how you’d expect this band to sound anno 2018.  The House of Wolves ‘ blistering screams and pulsating rhythms followed as  Avalanche  and  Go to Hell, For Heaven’s Sake  rounded out a powerful opening salvo. The entire show hits hard from start to finish, something largely down to the band’s choice to focus on recent albums  Sempiternal  and  That’s the Spirit . Both records are filled with bona fide bangers, and nearly all of them passed in quick succession last night. Slow-burning  Sleepwalking  and monstrous  Wonderful Life  preceded the brutal  Shadow Moses  and pounding  Happy Song , making way for a moment in the show which quite literally no one saw coming. As it was Oli Sykes’ 32nd birthday, the band decided to pull out four old-school fan favourites, mashing them up into a concise medley just long enough to make your average  early days  fan drop their jaw to the ground.  The Comedown, (I Used to Make Out With) Medusa, Diamonds Aren’t Forever  and  Re: They Have No Reflections  made up this medley, with the tracks respectively not featuring in the band’s live show since 2011, 2009, 2014 and 2008. Quite the treat for your average old school fan, then.

A fists-in-the-air double-whammy of  Can You Feel My Heart  and  Follow You  allowed the main set to reach an end with utmost sincerity and vigour, before  Antivist  gave fans an opportunity to thrust their middle fingers into the skies. Although it was noticeable throughout that Sykes occasionally lacks the vocal strength we’ve come to expect from him, he does make up for it with his ability to hype up an entire room (even if a faint backing track pops up). You’ve got to give him that.  Drown  closed out the main set, making way for a brief encore which brought the entire night to a blistering end.  Doomed ‘s haunting undertones and  Throne ‘s hyper-energised outbursts ensured that at least 90% of the room went home satisfied, even if it is a shame that the band are touring Europe with a mere two new songs to their name. Mantra and Wonderful Life are great tracks, but with  amo  not due until January it felt like the tour had come somewhat prematurely for fans who saw a near-identical live show two years ago. No doubt the band will return once amo is out, but when you’re out on a huge tour with just two new songs, the set ends up feeling pretty bare. With the exception of their incredibly rare throwback, of course. Amo is one of 2019’s most anticipated new albums, and it isn’t hard to see why. Criticisms aside, Bring Me the Horizon still do put on a great show all the while proving that there’s nothing wrong with onstage simplicity if the music is as powerful as theirs.

amo is due on 25 January, 2019 via Sony. You can find a gallery from last night’s show below. 

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BMTH released the “Post Human: Survival Horror” EP album in October 2022. A few months ago, the band announced they are working on about 45 tunes for their upcoming album. Oli Skyes talked about this upcoming album:

“We’re doing lots of gigs hopefully if the world goes alright. Lots of European festivals and we’re going to the States in September. And hopefully a new record . We have [ Bring Me the Horizon ] been working on it for about a year now, we’ve got lots of music we’re just being quite picky about what we want to release. We must have about 45 songs.”

Bring Me the Horizon are a British rock band that was founded by the city of Sheffield in the year 2004. The band includes singer-songwriter Oliver Sykes, guitarist Lee Malia, bassist Matt Kean, drummer Matt Nicholls, and keyboardist Jordan Fish. They are associated with RCA Records globally and Columbia Records only in the United States.

The early work, such as the debut album “Count Your Blessings” is also described as predominantly deathcore. However, through the course of several albums, the group has evolved its sound. And taken a shift in a melodic direction, mixing their metalcore approach with elements of pop, electronica, and hip hip hop music.

They have released 6 studio albums, 2 live albums, 2 compilation albums, one remix album, 2 extended plays (EPs), one demo album, 31 singles, 2 video albums, 36 music videos, and more.

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Does Bring Me the Horizon still tour?

Bring Me the Horizon band is currently touring across 19 countries and a few continents and has 52 upcoming concerts.

Is Bring Me the Horizon touring in 2022?

Yes. Their 2022 tour kicked off with Antwerpen, Lotto Arena in Belgium. And will conclude on KNOTFEST in Sao Paulo on December 18th, 2022.

Who is opening for BMTH?

BMTH tour will include support from Knocked Loose, grandson, and Siiickbrain bands and will take place over just over a month of concerts and festivals.

Are Bring Me the Horizon good in live performances?

According to their fans, they played all their hits, and it was amazing how they filled up this huge stage all by themselves and their sound. Oli Skyes had the whole crowd going wild with their explosive sound and energetic riffs. Bring Me the Horizon is definitely one of the best live bands I’ve ever seen!

Average setlist of BMTH concert:

Teardrops intro

• Teardrops (Live debut)
• The House Of Wolves
• Dear Diary (Live debut)
• Parasite Eve (Live debut)
• Shadow Moses
• Wonderful Life
• 1×1 (with Nova Twins) (Live debut)
• DiE4u (Live debut)
• Itch For The Cure (When Will We Be Free?)
• Kingslayer (Live debut)
• Follow You (Acoustic)
• Can You Feel My Heart

Bring Me the Horizon Tour Dates 2022

August 2022

• August 12 – Turku, Finland – KNOTFEST
• August 18 – Kiewit-Hasselt, Belgium – Pukkelpop
• August 19 – Biddinghuizen, Netherlands – Lowlands Festival
• August 20 – Leipzig, Germany – Highfield Festival
• August 26 – Reading, UK – Reading Festival
• August 28 – Wetherby, UK – Leeds Festival

September 2022

• September 22, 2022 – Louisville, KY – Louder Than Life Festival
• September 24, 2022 – Brooklyn, NY – Barclays Center
• September 25, 2022 – West Springfield, MA – The Big E Arena
• September 27, 2022 – Atlanta, GA – Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
• September 28, 2022 – Nashville, TN – Nashville Municipal Auditorium
• September 30, 2022 – Orlando, FL – Addition Financial Arena

October 2022

• October 01, 2022 – New Orleans, LA – Emo Nite New Orleans Vacation
• October 03, 2022 – Houston, TX – 713 Music Hall
• October 06, 2022 – Los Angeles, CA – The Kia Forum
• October 07, 2022 – Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Federal Theatre
• October 09, 2022 – Sacramento, CA – Aftershock Festival
• October 12, 2022 – Minneapolis, MN – The Armory
• October 14, 2022 – Chicago, IL – Wintrust Arena
• October 15, 2022 – Detroit, MI – Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre
• October 16, 2022 – Pittsburgh, PA – UPMC Events Center
• October 18, 2022 – Dallas, TX – The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
• October 20, 2022 – Denver, CO – Fillmore Auditorium
• October 22, 2022 – Las Vegas, NV – When We Were Young Festival
• October 23, 2022 – Las Vegas, NV – When We Were Young Festival
• October 29, 2022 – Las Vegas, NV – When We Were Young Festival

Bring Me the Horizon Tour Dates 2023

February 2023.

• 03 – MAX-SCHMELING-HALLE, BERLIN, GERMANY
• 04 – MESSEHALLE, FRANKFURT, GERMANY
• 06 – ARENA GLIWICE, GLIWICE, POLAND
• 07 – SPORTOVNI HALA V HOLESOVICICH, PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC
• 09 – STADTHALLE, VIENNA, AUSTRIA
• 10 – ZENITH, MUNICH, GERMANY
• 11 – MEDIOLANIUM FORUM, MILAN, ITALY
• 13 – ZENITH, TOULOUSE, FRANCE
• 15 – SALA TEJO, LISBON, PORTUGAL
• 18 – PALACIO VISTALEGRE, MADRID, SPAIN
• 19 – SANT JORDI CLUB, BARCELONA, SPAIN
• 21 – ST.JAKOBSHALLE, BASEL, SWITZERLAND
• 22 – SCHLEYER-HALLE, STUTTGART, GERMANY
• 24 – ZIGGO DOME, AMSTERDAM, HOLLAND
• 25 – BARCLAYCARD ARENA, HAMBURG, GERMANY
• 26 – MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC HALLE, DUSSELDORF, GERMANY
• 28 – LOTTO ARENA, ANTWERP, BELGIUM

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Bring Me The Horizon Stokes Controversy With 'Jesus' Comments: 'This is Beyond Insulting'

Bring Me The Horizon caught some flak for the religious references in one of their recent social media posts.

The band just wrapped up a tour in Australia . The controversial statements came in a post announcing the set times for a show in Brisbane on Saturday, April 20.

"NEX GEN presents [Dreamseeker variant] 2024 OST+ A Post Human Study (phase II)," says the top of the schedule, which references the title of the BMTH's upcoming album .

"If Jesus Christ returns, well just kill that f--ker 2X," the graphic says. "What the hell is f--king wrong with me? I guess there's no remedy."

Christians left lots of angry comments left below the band's recent tweets, which surprised many longtime fans. Frontman Oli Sykes has been knocking organized religion since some of BMTH's earliest releases.

"As both Christian and metalhead, this is beyond insulting," one person said.

"Can’t believe I was so into this band when I was 16. You guys are so talented, yet reduce your self to this. Oli is such a loser," said another.

"Have mercy on them lord," a different commenter said.

"I’m never listening to you guys ever again. Disrespectful, distasteful, and when He does come back you’re going to learn a very hard lesson," someone else said. "Dare you to target a different religion."

Other commenters felt that knocking Christianity is no longer particularly controversial or edgy for a British band in 2024.

BMTH is most popular in the U.K., Australia and other parts of the Anglosphere, which have both historically been dominated by Christianity. But most of these places have seen a dramatic turn away from organized religion in recent decades.

Some fans pointed out that the band would likely garner a lot more attention and hate if they targeted a different religious group.

"Mock Islam if you have b--ls but you don't your just a coward going for low hanging fruit," one person said.

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BMTH still had lots of fans coming to their defense.

"Ayo, as a Christian I find this deeply, DEEPLY your own free will and right to artistic freedom," one person said. " Music slaps, their religion none of my business, non issue. Also sorry on behalf of the snowflake Christians that didnt read the bible properly."

Many other fans felt the same way.

"I think most people in this comment section forgot what shock value is," one commenter said.

"Thx for weeding out all the annoying ppl," said another.

"Now all of the snowflake Christians have left it's a lot nicer here," a different fan said.

An exact release date for BMTH's new album hasn't been announced, but it's supposed to come out sometime this year.

This will be Bring Me The Horizon's first full-length studio album since 2020's Post Human: Survival Horror . That record made it to No. 1 on the albums chart in the U.K., where it was also certified gold.

The upcoming album will be Bring Me The Horizon's first release in more than a decade without longtime keyboardist and composer Jordan Fish , who produced the new Architects single " Curse ."

He first appeared on the 2013 LP Sempiternal , which made it to No. 3 on the albums chart in the U.K.

"I think he'd like to see a wall of death": Watch side-stage footage of Sleep Token teaming up with a masked Oli Sykes during Bring Me The Horizon's Brisbane show

Bring Me The Horizon enlisted Sleep Token guitarist IV for guest vocals during a Sempiternal classic live in Brisbane

Sleep Token might be masked and anonymous, but that doesn't mean the band don't have undeniable star quality. Currently wrapping up a massive Australian tour with Bring Me The Horizon , Make Them Suffer and Daine, fans in Brisbane were treated to something extra special when guitarist IV was brought out to provide guest vocals on Sempiternal classic Antivist during BMTH's headline set at Riverstage . 

Naturally, fans of both bands have lost their minds over the team-up, flooding the internet with footage of the collab. Even Sleep Token bassist III couldn't resist sharing, putting up some side-stage footage on his Instagram stories (though you'll have to be quick if you want to see it, as footage is removed after 24 hours!). Fans have since taken the footage and uploaded it on their own channels, so you can see how the collab looked from backstage. 

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The Sleep Token/Bring Me The Horizon love-in looks to go both ways, too. While IV came on to sing the track, it appears BMTH vocalist Oli Sykes took the opportunity to don one of the band's old masks, Sleep Token unveiling new designs as part of their massive Wembley Arena headline performance in December last year. 

Watch more footage of the collab below. 

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This will surely fuel speculation for a future studio collab between Sleep Token and Bring Me The Horizon - BMTH certainly have precedent for it - but even if nothing comes about, both bands still have massive plans for the year ahead. 

Bring Me The Horizon are currently preparing for the release of Post Human: Nex Gen, the follow-up to 2020's Post-Human: Survival Horror which is expected in summer 2024. The band also have a string of festival appearances planned, including the second edition of Sick New World in Las Vegas next week and appearances at European festivals, kicking off with Poland's Mystic Festival on June 8. 

While Sleep Token haven't yet announced a follow-up to their breakout third album Take Me Back To Eden , the news that the band have signed to major label RCA Records suggests we might be getting new music sooner rather than later. That said, the band have an extensive touring regimen ahead for the rest of the year, including a North America tour (where they will also appear at Sick New World) that will end May 28 in Toronto, Canada, before the band return home in November and December for their first arena tour of the UK, ending with a second show at The O2 on December 3. 

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Sleep token, blink-182, bring me the horizon among 2024 heavy music awards nominees.

The U.K.’s Heavy Music Awards has announced its 2024 nominees, including Sleep Token , blink-182 and Bring Me the Horizon .

Sleep Token will compete for the Best Album prize with  Take Me Back to Eden , as well as in the Best U.K. Artist and Best U.K. Live Artist categories. blink’s ONE MORE TIME… is also up for Best Album, and Bring Me the Horizon is nominated for Best U.K. Artist and Best U.K. Live Artist, as well.

Other nominees include Avenged Sevenfold , Bad Omens , Beartooth and Spiritbox for Best International Artist; Bad Omens, Spiritbox, Ice Nine Kills , Limp Bizkit and Slipknot for Best International Live Artist, and Architects for Best U.K. Artist.

The 2024 Heavy Music Awards will take place August 22 in London. For the full list of nominees and to vote for your favorites, visit HeavyMusicAwards.com .

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Bring Me The Horizon’s Lee Malia will be absent from band’s 2024 Australian tour

The run of gigs Down Under kicks off today (April 10)

Bring Me The Horizon guitarist Lee Malia will be absent from the band’s upcoming Australian tour , it has been announced.

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The Sheffield band are due to begin a seven-date run of shows Down Under with a performance at the John Cain Arena in Melbourne tonight (April 10).

Further stop-offs are scheduled in Sydney (April 12, 14), Adelaide (17) and Brisbane (20, 21). A second Melbourne concert will take place at the Rod Laver Arena on April 18.

Ahead of today’s tour opener, BMTH took to social media to tell fans that Malia would not be part of the line-up for this stint.

“Lee is unable to join us for [the] NEX GEN DOWN UNDER shows,” the statement began on X/Twitter.

“He will be back for future dates, but is taking some time out with the new addition to his family for this run.” You can see the message in the post below.

𝙇𝙚𝙚 𝙞𝙨 𝙪𝙣𝙖𝙗𝙡𝙚 𝙩𝙤 𝙟𝙤𝙞𝙣 𝙪𝙨 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙉𝙀𝙓 𝙂𝙀𝙉 𝘿𝙊𝙒𝙉 𝙐𝙉𝘿𝙀𝙍 𝙨𝙝𝙤𝙬𝙨. 𝙃𝙚 𝙬𝙞𝙡𝙡 𝙗𝙚 𝙗𝙖𝙘𝙠 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙛𝙪𝙩𝙪𝙧𝙚 𝙙𝙖𝙩𝙚𝙨, 𝙗𝙪𝙩 𝙞𝙨 𝙩𝙖𝙠𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙨𝙤𝙢𝙚 𝙩𝙞𝙢𝙚 𝙤𝙪𝙩 𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙝 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙣𝙚𝙬 𝙖𝙙𝙙𝙞𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣 𝙩𝙤 𝙝𝙞𝙨 𝙛𝙖𝙢𝙞𝙡𝙮 𝙛𝙤𝙧… — Bring Me The Horizon (@bmthofficial) April 10, 2024

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Sleep Token will be supporting Bring Me The Horizon on their 2024 Australian tour along with Perth-formed metalcore band Make Them Suffer and Filipino-Australian dark pop artist Daine.

Last month saw BMTH win the Best Alternative/Rock Act award at the BRITs 2024 .  Speaking to  NME  at the ceremony , the group gave an update on when fans could expect their delayed next album, ‘POST HUMAN: NeX GEn’ .

“It’s nearly finished, but it’s not finished,” explained frontman Oli Sykes .

“Every time we think we’ve got it, we get another song. It’s going to be right good though, it’s our best album ever… Worth the wait.”

You can check out the full video interview below.

In January  BMTH shared the single ‘Kool-Aid’ , which marked their first new music since  the departure of Jordan Fish . Meanwhile, there has been speculation over  potential collaborations with Underoath  and  Billie Eilish  on ‘POST HUMAN: NeX GEn’.

Following their gigs in Australia, Bring Me The Horizon will play two shows in Las Vegas, Nevada (April 25, 26) before appearing at Sick New World Festival 2024 in Sin City (27). They’ll then head to Europe for a run of festivals, including Mad Cool in Spain and Southside in Germany.

In other news, Sykes has teamed up with Japanese horror manga artist Junji Ito for a new Drop Dead clothing collection .

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