Bring Me The Horizon: Last News

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 revealed that he is currently in the recording studio. See the post below.The Sheffield band released their seventh and latest studio album, ‘Post Human: Nex Gen’, last May.

Fontaines D.C. have performed their dreamy, synth-y cover of Bring Me The Horizon‘s ‘Can You Feel My Heart’ mixed in with Nirvana‘s ‘Heart-Shaped Box’ for triple j‘s Like A Version Series – check it out below.triple j has shared Fontaines D.C.’s full performance for its Like A Version series, which sees musicians performing covers of other artists’ work, albeit with their own stylings.

Machine Gun Kelly has paid tribute to his late friend Luke ‘Dingo’ Trembath on the bittersweet new single ‘Your Name Forever’ – featuring Bring Me The Horizon‘s Oli Sykes and more.The rap-rock song honours the late Australian snowboarder, who died last month aged 38, and also features Avenged Sevenfold‘s M. Shadows and Synyster Gates, as well as Mod Sun, all too friends of Dingo’s.Shadows took to X/Twitter to share the video for the song, writing: “Dingo meant so much to us and many of our friends.

Bring Me The Horizon’s Oli Sykes has joined You Me At Six on stage in Sheffield for a version of their collaboration ‘Bite My Tongue’ – watch below.The Surrey band were playing at the city’s Octagon Centre on Monday night (March 3) as part of their ‘Final Nights Of Six’ farewell tour that will see them bring the curtain down on their two-decade career.As they returned for their encore, they were unexpectedly joined by hometown hero Sykes, for ‘Bite My Tongue’, the song he provided guest vocals on when it was released back in 2011 as part of YMAS’ third studio album ‘Sinners Never Sleep’.Watch fan-captured footage of the moment here:Oli Sykes performed Bite My Tongue at You Me At Six show in Sheffield pic.twitter.com/28n8vkxess— bmthstanforlyfe.2 (@bmthstanforlife) March 4, 2025It skipped when I started screen recording but WTF OLI SYKES PERFORMING WITH YMAS TONIGHT

Bring Me The Horizon have announced their 2025 North America ‘Ascension’ arena tour set to kick off this autumn.The Sheffield metal pioneers will be embarking on their newly announced North American arena tour with a gig on September 23 at the Lenovo Center in Raleigh, NC. From there, the band will make stops in cities such as Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, Denver, Phoenix, and more.

Bring Me The Horizon, Sleep Token and Deftones are amongst the 150 names announced on the stacked Louder Than Life festival 2025 line-up.The four-day fest in Louisville, Kentucky takes place at Highland Festival Grounds at Kentucky Exposition Center from September 18 to 21, where the likes of Slayer, Avenged Sevenfold, Spiritbox, Knocked Loose and Lamb of God will perform.Other acts on the massive line-up include Rob Zombie, Bad Omens, $uicideboy$, A Perfect Circle, Evanescence, I Prevail, Trivium, Machine Head, Bruce Dickinson, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Glassjaw, letlive., All Time Low, Dayseeker and more.Check out the line-up poster below.A post shared by Louder Than Life (@louderthanlifefest)“Louder Than Life has always been about showcasing the future of rock and heavy music while honouring the legends who paved the way,” promoter Danny Wimmer said (via Kerrang).“Bands like Bring Me The Horizon, Sleep Token, Bad Omens, $uicideboy$, Motionless In White, Spiritbox, I Prevail, Slaughter To Prevail, Lorna Shore, Wage War, Dayseeker and Knocked Loose aren’t just performing – they’re defining the next generation of headliners.“At the same time, pioneers like Slayer, Deftones, A Perfect Circle and Avenged Sevenfold have set the standard, proving that this music is always evolving.

the venue’s long-serving owners, The Leadmill Ltd, lost its eviction court battle with Electric Group, leaving its future uncertain – its statement on social media informed patrons that “there is no immediate timeline for what happens next.”Electric Group, the owners of the 900-capacity venue’s building, served an eviction notice on their tenants The Leadmill Ltd in March 2022, which sparked an outcry across the music industry and from gig-goers. The Leadmill Ltd own the trademark for the venue’s name – meaning a new venue in a different building could retain the name and branding of the original.A spokesperson for the Electric Group has now commented on the ruling to NME: “We welcome the court’s consideration and careful decision to award a possession order for the Leadmill; an important ruling following difficult legal proceedings.“The successful legal outcome paves the way for a bright future for this venue, ensuring it will receive the substantial investment it needs to thrive.

served an eviction notice on their tenants The Leadmill Ltd in March 2022, which sparked an outcry across the music industry and from gig-goers. The Leadmill Ltd own the trademark for the venue’s name – meaning a new venue in a different building could retain the name and branding of the original.Since first opening its doors in 1980, the venue has hosted early shows from Arctic Monkeys, Kings Of Leon and The Killers, and remains a popular live music and clubbing spot.Last night (February 19), The Leadmill issued a statement on social media regarding the court’s ruling against the venue in favour of its landlords.

A Day To Remember frontman Jeremy McKinnon has spoken to NME about their surprise new album, titled ‘Big Ole Album Vol. 1’. Check out our exclusive interview below.Announcing details of the follow-up to 2021’s ‘You’re Welcome’ today (February 18), the rock veterans have told fans can that if they pre-order physical copies of ‘Big Ole Album Vol.

Bring Me The Horizon have teased a possible US tour for 2025 before they take some “time off”.The Sheffield metal band are already set to headline Reading & Leeds 2025 this summer alongside Chappell Roan, Travis Scott, and Hozier, and will be playing a pair of festival sets in Germany (Rock Am Ring and Rock Im Park) too, but in a new interview, drummer Mat Nicholls has suggested there might be more dates on the horizon too.Speaking to Rotherham Radio, he said: “The idea this year was to have some time off, because we’ve literally, since COVID, been non-stop – put a record out last year, constant shows. We’ve ended up with a couple of German festivals, Reading & Leeds festival, and hopefully we’re going to go to America at the end of the year.

Papa Roach’s Jacoby Shaddix has spoken about the band’s “boundary-pushing” new material, as well as their relationship with Bring Me The Horizon and commitment to mental health awareness.The frontman caught up with NME as the nu-metal pioneers kicked off the European leg of their ‘Rise Of The Roach’ tour – celebrating 25 years of iconic 2000 debut album ‘Infest’. The stint will see them play some of their biggest shows of their career, including a stop at London’s OVO Wembley Arena.As well as hitting the road, the band have also dropped the resilient anthem ‘Even If It Kills Me’ – their first new single since 2022 and taster their next album.

Liam Gallagher has shared his verdict on Bring Me The Horizon’s new cover of the Oasis classic ‘Wonderwall’.The version was released earlier today (January 29) as part of the Spotify Singles series and it sees the Sheffield band stamp their own distinctive trademark on the track, some 30 years after its original release.Noel Gallagher’s original acoustic guitar part is swapped out for a chunky electric riff, while frontman Oli Sykes belts out the iconic lyrics amid the immense drums of Mat Nicholls. Listen to the cover here:Now, the song’s original vocalist has had his say on the version.

Bring Me The Horizon have shared a new cover of the classic Oasis track ‘Wonderwall’. Check it out below.The cover of the Britpop classic song was shared today (January 29) for Spotify Singles, and sees the Sheffield band put their own distinctive stamp on the song – 30 years after its release.In the new version, the stripped-back acoustic guitar in the original is substituted for a simple electric riff, while frontman Oli Sykes gradually builds momentum with his vocals.

saved in 2019 when new owners signed a 10-year lease with the landlord. The partnership also pledged continued investment to refurbish and keep the pub as a live music venue.Now, it has been announced that immediate investment will come from global events business Broadwick, which is looking to both make “essential infrastructure improvements” and preserve the venue’s “iconic atmosphere and unique charm” (via Manchester Evening News).The space will remain run by Danny Marsh and continue to host gigs and live shows.Originally named The Star And Garter Tavern, the building first opened in 1803 and has gone on to become a cornerstone in Manchester’s music scene.

Spiritbox have clarified that former Bring Me The Horizon member Jordan Fish did not produce their new album, but said they would “love to” collaborate with him in the future.At the start of this year, Spiritbox guitarist Mike Stringer uploaded a behind-the-scenes image from the studio, appearing to show Fish sitting in front of a mixing desk. He tagged Fish, as well as the Canadian metalcore band’s frontwoman Courtney LaPlante.Naturally, this led fans to believe that Fish was involved with the group’s next full-length project in some capacity.

NME about Slipknot’s ongoing 25th anniversary tour, as well as plans for new material and on the long-mooted ‘lost’ album ‘Look Outside Your Window’.The tour – which sees them exclusively play tracks from their 1999 debut album – landed in the UK over the weekend and comes amid a big year of news for the metal icons. Over the past 12 months, the band have welcomed former Sepultura drummer Eloy Casagrande into the line-up and delighted fans by breaking out deep cuts and rarities for the first time in over two decades.“It’s been good to do this with newer members, but I do miss Joey [Jordison, late drummer] and Paul [Gray, late bassist],” Clown told NME.

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’s Oli Sykes has said he would “like to get new music out” and has teased ‘NeX GEn: Director’s Cut’.Yesterday (December 5), the Sheffield rockers were amongst the first names on the line-up for Reading & Leeds 2025, alongside headliners Chappell Roan, Travis Scott and Hozier all set. It marks their second stint as headliners as they continue to take their celebrated 2024 album ‘Post Human: Nex Gen‘ on the road with their only 2025 UK festival appearance.“We are beyond excited to be returning to Reading & Leeds for our first fully fledged headline slot.

Reading & Leeds 2025 have been announced – with Chappell Roan, Travis Scott, Bring Me The Horizon and Hozier all set to headline. Check out the full bill so far and ticket details below.After a blockbuster 2024 edition that saw Liam Gallagher, Lana Del Rey, Fred Again.., Blink-182, Catfish & The Bottlemen and Gerry Cinnamon top the bill, the twin-site festival will next year saw four headliners above a raft of other huge names and rising talent.Chappell Roan will be making the victory lap off the back of the phenomenal slowburn success of her debut album ‘The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess‘, appearing at R&L as an English headline exclusive.Travis Scott will be bringing the wild world of his ‘Utopia: Circus Maximus’ tour to the UK with his only 2025 European festival appearance, while Bring Me The Horizon return to headline for a second time as they continue to take their celebrated 2024 album ‘Post Human: Nex Gen‘ on the road with their only 2025 UK festival appearance.

Jordan Fish made a surprise appearance on stage with House Of Protection last night (October 15). Check out footage of the moment below.Founded earlier this year, the group is comprised of former Fever 333 members Aric Improta and Stephen “Stevis” Harrison.They came together as a duo after announcing their departure from Fever 333 back in October 2022, citing inner band tension and “creative differences”.