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Ice Nine Kills have announced a UK and European tour with Creeper and The Devil Wears Prada.The metalcore Boston band will be hitting the road for their ‘A Work Of Art Tour’ this winter kicking off in Milan on November 19 with dates running through to December 12, when they will conclude their run with their biggest headline UK show to date at London’s OVO Arena Wembley.Creeper and The Devil Wears Prada will be supporting them on all the dates. Tickets go on general sale at 10am local time this Friday (April 4) and can be purchased here for the UK.Ice Nine Kills frontman Spencer Charnas said of the tour (via Stereogum): “We’ll be playing to more psychos across Europe than ever before, so we’ve sharpened our axes and dusted off our raincoats in preparation for the bloodiest gigs yet.

Gojira, Trivium and Machine Head have been announced as the headliners for next year’s edition of Bloodstock festival.The annual heavy metal music bash will return to its home of Catton Park, Derbyshire on the weekend of August 7-10, 2025. Other acts to have been announced include the likes of Me And That Man, Kataklysm, Static-X, Obituary, Emperor, Lacuna Coil, Orange Goblin, Creeper, Kublai Khan TX, The Black Dahlia Murder, Lord Of The Lost, August Burns Red, All For Metal, Breed 77, 3 Inches Of Blood and Feuerschwanz.

Creeper mourned England’s Euros loss with a cover of The Killers‘ ‘Mr Brightside’ at their Portsmouth gig last night (July 14). Check out the footage below.Last week, The Killers went viral after they paused their show to watch England beat the Netherlands in a 2-1 victory.

Black Veil Brides and Creeper have announced a co-headline show in London – you can find all the details below.The two rock bands will perform at a one-off gig dubbed ‘Devil’s Night’ at the OVO Arena Wembley on Wednesday October 30. They’ll be joined by some “special guests” who are yet to be confirmed.Tickets go on general sale at 10am BST this Wednesday (June 19) – you’ll be able to buy yours here.In a statement, Black Veil Brides frontman Andy Biersack said: “This is a dream come true!”He continued: “Since our very first UK tour over a decade ago it’s been clear that we have an important connection with our audience in England and over the years our shows in London have always been some of the most significant events in our career.“Today marks the 15 year anniversary of the release of the music video for ‘Knives And Pens’ and back then I was just a teenager filled with dreams and ambitions, all these years later in 2024 for us to have the opportunity to headline Wembley Arena is a testament to the unwavering and incredible support of the BVB Army and to do so with our friends in Creeper makes it all the more special.”Join Creeper this Halloween Season with @blackveilbrides and special guests to be announced soon for Devils Night London at the OVO Arena Wembley! Tickets On Sale This Wednesday at 10am – Darcia pic.twitter.com/8ztebiBaZY— C R E E P E R (@creepercultuk) June 17, 2024Biersack concluded: “This is going to be the best BVB show of our career and we can’t wait to see everyone on Devil’s Night at Wembley!”Black Veil Brides are due to release their new EP, ‘Bleeders’, this Friday (June 21).

Slayer’s Kerry King, Creeper and Soft Play are among the names that have been added to this year’s bumper line-up for Download Festival.The festival will return to Donington Park for its 21st edition from June 14-16 this year. Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased here.Other new additions include Bayside, Bambie Thug, Lowlives, Florence Black and Mallavora.Last November, Queens Of The Stone Age, Avenged Sevenfold and Fall Out Boy were announced as the headliners of Download Festival 2024.Royal Blood, The Offspring, Machine Head, Pantera, Bad Omens, Corey Taylor, While She Sleeps, Sum 41, Billy Talent, The Used, Babymetal, Bowling For Soup, Heilung, Polyphia, Thy Art Is Murder, The Black Dahlia Murder, Biohazard, and Fear Factory were also part of that first wave of names added to the bill.In January, a host of further names were added, including Busted, Wheatus, Tom Morello and Enter Shikari.Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes, The Struts, Mr Bungle, The Hunna, Escape The Fate, HEALTH, Code Orange and Royal Republic were also added.In an interview with NME, Queens Of The Stone Age’s Josh Homme reflected on their decision to step up and headline the 2024 edition of the festival, saying they see “no reason to trip out” over the set.“Is it just going to be same-old-same-old?’ said Homme.

Creeper and Dinosaur Pile-Up headlining those nights respectively.Other acts on the line-up included Cassyette, Hell Is For Heroes, Dream State and Terrorvision.In a statement shared online this week, bosses wrote: “After careful consideration, we regret to announce the postponement of this year’s Takedown Festival due to take place at Portsmouth Guildhall on Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 April.“Building works currently being undertaken at the Grade II listed venue to transform the basement of the Guildhall into one of the most innovative creative spaces for young people in the country have now been extended across the festival dates, resulting in the loss of two key areas of the festival site and a reduction in capacity, which combined with challenging trading conditions have sadly left the event unviable for this year.”Organisers went on to confirm that Takedown would return in 2025. They said they hoped to secure “much of this year’s line-up carried forward” to the next edition.The message continued: “We are currently in talks with all of the bands to see if this is possible for them.

Creeper have announced their third album ‘Sanguivore’ and new UK tour dates – see the list of gigs and watch the video for new single ‘Cry To Heaven’ below.The Southampton band will release the follow-up to 2020’s ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void’ via their new label home Spinefarm on October 13. It follows last year’s ‘American Noir’ EP.Discussing the new single, vocalist Will Gould said in a statement: “Keeping in line with the band’s ethos of aggressive musical progression, the song is once again an ambitious departure from previous works.“‘Cry To Heaven’ turns the key and unlocks a door to a new world of decadent excess.

Creeper have been announced as the special guests on Alice Cooper and The Cult co-headlining tour.Alice Cooper and The Cult announced details of a co-headlining UK arena tour last year. The acts will hit the road in late May and early June for six arena shows.The tour is set to begin on May 23 with a show at the Swansea Arena, before the band play at The O2 in London two days later.Dates in Manchester, Glasgow and Birmingham follow before the tour wraps up in Leeds at the First Direct Arena on June 1.Speaking about the tour, Creeper said: “It is somewhat surreal for us to be able to announce today that Creeper will be joining Alice Cooper and The Cult on their UK arena tour next month.“It is a dream come true for a band like ours to tour with our heroes and people who have been such an inspiration to us.

NME can exclusive confirm that Creeper are the latest band to be revealed for 2000 Trees Festival. Check out the line-up and an exclusive interview with singer Will Gould below.Taking to the main stage before headliners Jimmy Eat World, Creeper will be joining the likes of IDLES, Thrice, Turnstile, The Regrettes, Rolo Tomassi and Bob Vylan at the Cheltenham rock festival this July.“2000 Trees gave Creeper one of our first festival experiences and they’ve believed in us ever since,” Gould told NME, before describing the event as “an absolute mates-fest”.

Creeper side-project Salem have released a new version of ‘Fall Out Of Love’, as heard in 2022’s Scream.The track originally featured as the opening track to their 2020 self-titled debut EP but now the duo (Will Gould and Matt Reynolds) have collaborated with alt-pop star Carlie Hanson for a new take on ‘Fall Out Of Love’.The track also plays out over the credits to the recently released Scream 5.“It is such an honour to be involved with the Scream movie soundtrack,” said Gould. “As big fans of the franchise it has been surreal to be asked to be a part of its legacy in some small way.

Creeper guitarist Ian Miles has announced his debut solo album ‘Degradation, Death, Decay’ – check out first single, ‘Truest Blue’, below.The new record is due out October 15 via Big Scary Monster but before that, Miles is hosting a live show/art exhibition at Southampton’s God House Tower on October 8.The record was originally written and recorded in 2018 but, as Miles explained, “it’s just taken me that long to build up the confidence to actually put it out there and mentally prepare myself for the prospect of playing shows”.He added that when he was recording the album, he “had to wait until my wife left the house because I felt anxious about singing while she was around”.“I’ve never really seen this as a solo project because I’ve been

Creeper have shared a brand new single – listen to the dramatic, anthemic ‘America At Night’ below.The song is the second preview of the Southampton band’s forthcoming new EP ‘American Noir’, after they shared first single ‘Midnight’ earlier this year.The band’s new EP is set for release on July 30 via Roadrunner, and is described as an epilogue to the story presented on their 2020 album ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void’.Listen to ‘America At Night’ below:In a recent interview with NME, Creeper frontman Will Gould discussed the upcoming EP, and how it wasn’t ever meant to exist until lockdown taught him “how important it was to serve the fans”.“A lot of the people that come and see us feel very lost at home, feel alone, and feel like they’re

Creeper‘s Will Gould has revealed what to expect from their upcoming ‘American Noir’ EP, as well as discussing what became of material recorded with Blink-182‘s Travis Barker.Released on July 30, ‘American Noir’ is more than a collection of off-cuts and B-sides. Backstage at the Download Pilot, Gould explained to NME how it wasn’t ever meant to exist until lockdown taught him “how important it was to serve the fans”.“A lot of the people that come and see us feel very lost at home, feel alone, and feel like they’re drifting a lot of the time,” said Gould.

Creeper have announced details of a new EP, described as an epilogue to the story presented on their 2020 album ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void’.‘American Noir’ is set to come out on July 30 via Roadrunner, and is being previewed by its first single ‘Midnight’.According to a press release, the new EP is a requiem to Roe, a central character in the band’s recent second album.Frontman Will Gould explained: “This new EP is comprised of material we’d written over the course of the last album.

Creeper vocalist Will Gould – have announced details of a new EP and shared a new song.‘Draculads’ is the first preview of upcoming EP ‘Salem II’, set for release on May 7.