Alissa Salls: Last News

Alissic has shared her new single ‘Everybody’s Dead Inside’ – you can listen to the lively track below.The song was co-written and produced by the Brazilian-born, Sheffield-based artist along with her husband Oli Sykes and his Bring Me The Horizon bandmate Jordan Fish.‘Everybody’s Dead Inside’, which follows on from Alissic’s March single ‘Superstitious’, has now been released via Ministry of Sound.You can listen to Alissic’s ‘Everybody’s Dead Inside’ below.Having made her live debut at last week’s The Great Escape festival in Brighton, Alissic – real name Alissa Salls – will perform at Reading & Leeds Festival on the BBC Introducing Stage in August.Speaking to NME back in October, Alissic said that while it was unlikely that she and Sykes will record a full project together soon, she did say that such a record could emerge “maybe one day”.In the meantime, Alissic told NME that she is focused on releasing standalone singles and shared some of her key inspirations.“I’m very inspired by 2000s’ pop, but I also like to make it sound a bit more unusual,” she told NME. “I like things that are spooky, but also very pop.

Alissic has spoken to NME about her hypnotic new single ‘Concrete’, and shared news of a forthcoming EP. Check out the song below, along with our full interview with the Brazilian-born avant-pop artist.Released today (March 7), ‘Concrete’ marks the first new music from Alissic (real name Alissa Salls) since 2022, ushering in a bold new chapter after parting ways with her former label Ministry Of Sound.The news comes with the announcement of her next EP, which is due for release at some point this spring via CLASSII Records.

Bring Me The Horizon frontman Oli Sykes has spoken to NME about what’s in store for their headline set at Reading & Leeds 2025, as well plans for new material and what the future holds.Last week, it was announced that the Sheffield metal pioneers would be returning to top the bill at the twin-site festival alongside Chappell Roan, Travis Scott, and Hozier. While veterans of the festival, the band’s only headline appearance so far was for their stellar set back in 2022, when they shared top-billing with but played before Arctic Monkeys.Having already promised “hands down the greatest show of our careers”, Oli Sykes has spoken to NME about capping off the second era of their ‘Post Human’ series, following ‘Nex Gen‘ – named as one of NME‘s Best Albums Of 2024 – as well as why the band need to take a considerable amount of time off.

Bring Me The Horizon frontman Oli Sykes has revealed that he spent a month living with monks in Brazil after sinking into depression during the coronavirus pandemic.The singer said he stayed at a monastery as a form of spiritual “rehab” with his Brazilian model wife, Alissa Salls, last year.Speaking to The Sun‘s Bizarre column, Sykes said: “For a while I just went into a very dark place, a place that I’ve been in before, but it was the start of a beautiful thing finding myself again.“I think everyone experienced some level of this during lockdown.