Bring Me The Horizon Release Cover Of Oasis’ ‘Wonderwall’

Bring Me The Horizon have released a cover of Oasis’ song, Wonderwall.

The cover was released as part of Spotify Singles, giving fans a fresh take on the 1995 hit. Alongside this, the band also shared a remix of their song “YOUtopia.”

One special thing about this release is that all the money made from streaming the cover will go to the Teenage Cancer Trust, a charity that supports young people with cancer.

This comes after the band’s latest album, Post Human: Nex Gen, which was released in May 2024 and has been streamed over a billion times.

You can listen to their version of Wonderwall now below:

Bring Me The Horizon Explore The Modern Emo Sound Of ‘POST HUMAN: NeX GEn’

Bring Me The Horizon are redefining what emo means in the modern era. In their recent Tape Notes Podcast appearance, Oli Sykes, Lee Malia, and producer Dan Lancaster peeled back the layers of POST HUMAN: NeX GEn, specifically the track Top 10 staTues tHat CriEd bloOd.

From Avenged Sevenfold-esque riffs to hyperpop-inspired synths, the band discussed their ambitious mission to create music that’s both technically intricate and widely accessible. They revealed the challenges of striking a balance between nostalgia and innovation, showcasing how the project melds heavy influences with a fresh, 2024-ready soundscape.

This deep dive offers a glimpse into how Bring Me The Horizon continue to evolve, shaping the future of emo for a new generation.

Check it out below and let us know what you think!

Bring Me The Horizon Deliver Unforgettable Performance At Tuska 2024 Festival

Bring Me The Horizon are making their European festival tour truly unforgettable. Fresh from a memorable appearance in Germany, where frontman Oliver Sykes brought his dad, Ian, onstage, the band took their theatrics up a notch in Helsinki this past weekend.

During their performance at Tuska 2024, the band fully embraced the festival’s heavy metal spirit by donning corpse paint. Tuska, renowned as Finland’s epicenter for all things metal, provided the perfect backdrop for this transformation. The event’s Instagram account revealed that Tuska had its own team on-site, specializing in creating the perfect corpse look for attendees and artists alike.

“In the festival area, you can refresh your own corpse masks at the Tuska Expo’s loft in Kattilahalli by Ulottuvuusmatkat Oy,” Tuska posted. “The same team also created the stage make-up for Bring Me The Horizon, so the merits are in order.”

This collaboration added an extra layer of metal authenticity to Bring Me The Horizon‘s performance, cementing their reputation as a band that goes above and beyond to connect with the festival’s unique atmosphere.

Check out some of the pictures and footage below:

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Oliver Sykes’ Dad Joined Bring Me The Horizon On Stage To Perform ‘Antivist’

Last weekend, at their headliner spot, Bring Me The Horizon brought out a very special guest to join them for their performance of Antivist.

Frontman Oliver Sykes‘ dad, Ian Sykes, came walking on stage to perform the 2013 Sempiternal track. “Help him out – he’s a little nervous… Make some noise for the coolest dad in the world!”, Oli said.

Throughout this year, Bring Me The Horizon have elevated their live performances of Antivist with various guest appearances. Notable moments include Bad Omens’ Noah Sebastian joining them during their January UK tour and Sleep Token’s IV performing with them in Australia.

Check out a fan-filmed video of the performance below and let us know what you think!

Oli e Ian Sykes (pai do Oli) cantando Antivist juntos durante o Hurricane Festival 🔥pic.twitter.com/pm8Z7NNqeS

— Bring Me The Horizon Brasil (@BMTH_BRA) June 23, 2024

Bring Me The Horizon Release New Video For ‘Top 10 staTues tHat CriEd bloOd’

Bring Me The Horizon just dropped a new video for their song Top 10 staTues tHat CriEd bloOd from their album POST HUMAN: NeX GEn. The video is packed with cool stuff like lightsabers, robots, and motorbikes

Frontman Oliver Sykes had the following to say about the song and video:

“Statues dives deeper into the world of post human. The video continues the exploration of what it means to be human in an age where technology can alter our very nature and gives keen eyed fans more lore to dive into and discuss on their quest for uncovering the full Post Human lore.”

Check out the video below to see for yourself and join the conversation about what it means to be human in today’s high-tech world.