Bring Me The Horizon: Last News

Bring Me The Horizon kicked off their UK tour last night, debuting a host of songs from recent EP ‘POST HUMAN’ – see the setlist, footage and remaining tour dates below.Last week, after teasing fans regarding new material for some while, the Sheffield rock giants shared new single ‘DiE4u’, the first part of the follow-up to 2020’s acclaimed ‘POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR‘ EP and mini album – with another record in the ‘POST HUMAN’ series to follow in early 2022.Last night (September 20), the band’s UK tour kicked off at the Bonus Arena in Hull, with the band giving live debuts to a host of ‘POST HUMAN’ tracks.Among the tracks debuted were ‘1×1’, which they performed with support act Nova Twins, new single ‘DiE4u’, ‘Parasite Eve’, Yungblud

Bring Me The Horizon have returned with ‘DiE4u’ – the next taste of their ‘POST HUMAN’ project. Check out our new and exclusive video interview with frontman Oli Sykes above.Having been teasing fans for some weeks, the Sheffield rock giants have today (September 16) shared the first part of the follow-up to 2020’s acclaimed ‘POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR‘ EP and mini album – with another record in the ‘POST HUMAN’ series to follow in early 2022.Speaking to NME about the new track, frontman Oli Sykes explained how the lyrics for ‘DiE4u’ revisited his battles with addiction.“I’m tackling the song as if this unhealthy obsession I have is a relationship – almost like a mistress,” said Sykes.

Bring Me The Horizon and Nova Twins among the winners.The awards’ fifth annual ceremony was held at the Kentish Town Forum in London in front of a capacity crowd, and saw live performances from Wargasm, Hot Milk and more.The big prize on the night, for Best Album, went to Bring Me The Horizon for ‘Post Human: Survival Horror’, with the band also winning Best UK Band.When accepting the award, frontman Oli Sykes said:  “We are so stoked. Thank you to the Heavy Music Awards for making all of this possible.

Bring Me The Horizon have announced the next chapter of their ‘Post Human’ era with the release of new single ‘DiE4u’.Having teased fans with new lyrics and snippets of new music, now the Sheffield alt-metal pioneers have announced that ‘DiE4u’ will arrive on Thursday September 16, and can be pre-saved for listening here.The announcement came with the message ‘club hellhole opens September 16’, leading fans to speculate whether that refers to new lyrics or a record title.CLub H3LLh0Le OpeNS 16.09PrE-sAVe NoW.

Bring Me The Horizon’s Oli Sykes has taken to TikTok to share what appears to be a snippet of a new song.Last October, the band released their ‘Post Horror: Human Survival’ EP which was meant to be the first of several releases. Talking to NME at the start of the year, he revealed they were “working on parts two, three and four simultaneously” and that they were hoping to “get songs out as soon as we can.”.Now, it seems like the wait might be over.

Bring Me The Horizon has lent vocals to a new single from Australian artist daine – listen to ‘SALT’ below.The new track from the 18-year-old Melbourne-based musician came about after Sykes reached out to her after being an admirer of her music.Featuring atmospheric synths and auto-tuned vocals, the track treads the line between pop and rock and features emotional, screamed vocals.“IM CHANNELING SUM PROPA DOWNA EMO VIBES HERE,” Sykes said in an Instagram post upon the track’s release, calling it “MY FAVE COLLAB SO FAR.”“SORRY FOR CAPS BUT IM GIDDY,” he added, saying the track is “atasteofthings2come”.Listen to diane’s ‘SALT’ featuring Oli Sykes below:‘SALT’ is the latest in a line of recent collaborations from Sykes.

Yungblud surprised his fans last night (August 10) by bringing out Bring Me The Horizon‘s Oli Sykes to perform their 2020 collaboration ‘Obey’ for the first time.The debut performance saw the pair delivering a high-energy rendition of the track, resulting in a huge reaction from fans in attendance at London’s O2 Forum.It came during the second night of the Doncaster star’s five-night stint at the Kentish Town venue, which will continue from tomorrow night (August 12) until Saturday (August 14).The two artists joined forces for ‘Obey’ in September last year, which featured on BMTH’s collaboration-heavy EP ‘Post Human: Survival Horror’.A post shared by

Slipknot have announced a new date for their Knotfest event, with Bring Me The Horizon set to join the band in LA.The one-day event will take place following the conclusion of the metal band’s Knotfest Roadshow, which will tour across North America from September to November.Set to operate in a similar fashion to the band’s previously announced Iowa Knotfest date on September 25, Knotfest LA will see Slipknot headline a day of live music at the Banc of California Stadium on November 5.Bring Me The Horizon will lead the support acts at Knotfest LA, with Killswitch Engage, Fever 333, Code Orange, Vended and Cherry Bombs all set to perform.Knotfest LA will also feature a whisky tasting bar – where Slipknot’s small batch ‘Iowa’ whiskies will be

Bring Me The Horizon have announced the launch of their own vegan barbecue sauce, Syko Juice.Teaming up with Lou’s Brews – which is also behind You Me At Six’s SUCKAPUNCH hot sauce – the new condiment from Oli Sykes and co. is said to be “the perfect way to crank your barbecues up to the next level”.The “super smokey barbecue sauce with a big spicy kick” is available now and can be purchased for £10.00 on Lou’s Brews official website.BRING ME THE HORIZON X LOU'S BREWSBeyond stoked to announce that we've teamed up with @bmthofficial to create the sauce of the summer – Syko Juice.

Bring Me The Horizon‘s Oli Sykes called ‘Obliterate’.The new single, which precedes the Glasgow band’s debut album ‘Where The Body Goes’ arriving on July 23, is said to revolve “around traumatic experiences, learning from the hurt and using it as fuel for our green tinged inferno”.Drummer and creative lead Cameron Humphrey said in a statement: “Having the opportunity to collaborate with our friend and idol Oli Sykes truly allowed us to bring this track to a level never seen before. We will always be forever grateful.”He added of the band’s forthcoming album: “‘Where The Body Goes’ is the newest soundtrack to our ever changing motion picture.

Lotus Eater have announced a new single featuring their long-time admirer Oli Sykes of Bring Me The Horizon.The band revealed on social media that the new single, ‘Obliterate’, will arrive on Thursday (June 24) along with a short snippet of intensely heavy music.Obliterate featuring Oli Sykes of Bring Me The Horizon.24th June.Presave now: https://t.co/3bpW5hOLip pic.twitter.com/7QOZzfWKAi— LOTUS EATER (@lotuseateruk) June 20, 2021The group have already played the track live, debuting it as part of their set at last weekend’s Download Festival Pilot.Sykes first declared his admiration for Lotus Eater back in 2019, describing them as “A band making heavy music like it should be done.” He made the comments during a set at All Points East

Bring Me The Horizon music and asked fans if their new sound is “too crazy”.The band are currently working on the follow-up to October 2020’s ‘Post Human: Survival Horror’, which was the first in a planned series of ‘Post Human’ releases.“We’re just beginning, really,” frontman Sykes told NME back in January about their new music plans. “We’re actually working on parts two, three and four simultaneously and working on ideas from all the records.

Bring Me The Horizon‘s Oli Sykes has teamed up with Olivia O’Brien on new track ‘No More Friends’ – listen to the collaboration in full below.The high-energy rock track features on US singer-songwriter O’Brien’s new six-track ‘Episodes: Season 1’ EP, which has been released today (June 11).It also comes accompanied by a video which sees O’Brien performing against a simplistic white background and, at one point, lip-syncing the vocals of Sykes who is not present in the clip.‘Episodes’ is the follow up to O’Brien’s 2019 debut album, ‘Was It Even Real?’Later this year, Bring Me The Horizon will head out on a UK tour that will feature You Me At Six and Nova Twins as special guests.Ahead of their headline arena gigs, Bring Me will play a trio of

Bring Me The Horizon have revealed the support acts for their upcoming UK tour and made more tickets available – see the details below.Oli Sykes and co.