Bring Me The Horizon Release Official Video For ‘Kingslayer’ Ft. BABYMETAL, Live in Tokyo

In an awesome collaboration that rocked Tokyo last month, Bring Me The Horizon and BABYMETAL just released the official video for their live performance of Kingslayer. This epic moment went down during BMTH‘s big show at the WORLD Kinen Hall in Kobe, Japan, where they had BABYMETAL as special guests.

First shared by fans, the new official video gives everyone a cool, high-quality look at the killer teamwork between the two bands.

Kingslayer, a track from Bring Me The Horizon‘s Post Human: Survival Horror album, got even more awesome when both bands hit the stage together. The official video captures the raw excitement of the live performance and the cheers from the pumped-up crowd.

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

Bring Me The Horizon Announce Tour With Sleep Token, Make Them Suffer & Daine

After the release of their most recent single DArkSide, Bring Me The Horizon are kicking off the week with a great tour announcement.

In April of next year, the band will be taking their upcoming album to the Australian fans, and they will not be coming alone.

For this string of shows, Bring Me The Horizon will be joined by Sleep Token, Make Them Suffer and Daine.

Pre-sale for these tickets will start Thursday the 19th of October, with the general sale happening next Monday the 23rd.
Check out all the dates on the poster below and let us know if you are going to any of these massive shows.

Bring Me The Horizon Release New Song ‘DArkSide’

Bring Me The Horizon are back with a new track!

After teasing and announcing earlier this week, the band has just released their latest song DArkSide. What better day to release than Friday the 13th.

The track is the latest chapter of POST HUMAN: NeX Gen, the band’s upcoming album which is now planned for January 12th, 2024, after being delayed.

Check out the new song below and let us know what you think of it!

Harper Mesmerizes Again With Cover Of Bring Me The Horizon’s ‘Chelsea Smile’

At the tender age of 12, Harper continues to stun the music world with her remarkable talent. The young prodigy first gained widespread attention at just 9 years old when she delivered a mesmerizing one-take cover of Spiritbox‘s Holy Roller. She further endeared herself to fans with her appearance on last year’s America’s Got Talent.

Now, Harper has once again wowed her audience by sharing her rendition of Bring Me The Horizon‘s Chelsea Smile, a track from their iconic album Suicide Season. Despite her age, Harper‘s musical prowess shines through in this captivating cover.

You can experience Harper‘s incredible performance by watching the video below.

This isn’t Harper‘s first time covering Bring Me The Horizon; earlier this year, she also treated her fans to her rendition of Shadow Moses, which garnered praise and admiration from listeners worldwide.

In a more recent development, Harper teamed up with We Came As Romans‘ Dave Stephens for the release of Weight Of The World, a song crafted in collaboration with Leo Valeri of Brand Of Sacrifice. Harper‘s journey in the music industry continues to be a source of inspiration, proving that age is no barrier to talent and creativity.

Check out her cover below and let us know what you think!

Bring Me The Horizon & Paramore Among Nominations For UK Music Video Awards

The UK Music Video Awards have unveiled their nominees, and it’s a star-studded lineup featuring renowned rock acts like Bring Me The Horizon, Paramore, Royal Blood, and The Hives.

In the Rock genre categories, Bring Me The Horizon‘s Lost and Royal Blood‘s Pull Me Through will go head-to-head for the title of the best UK video. Joining them in this category are Squid and Shame, promising stiff competition.

In the international section, Paramore’s Running Out Of Time will be pitted against The Hives‘ Bogus Operandi in a battle of global music video excellence.

This prestigious event, which has been celebrating the finest music videos from around the world since 2008, is set to take place on October 26th at London’s Magazine arts venue. For the complete list of nominees, check out the official UK Music Video Awards website.

Get ready for a night of cinematic and musical brilliance as these outstanding artists vie for recognition at this year’s UK Music Video Awards.

Bring Me The Horizon Announced As Headliner For A Scandinavian Festival

The anticipation for Tuska Festival 2024 reaches a crescendo as the organizers proudly announce the first wave of artists set to grace the stage during the iconic event. Bring Me The Horizon take the spotlight as the festival’s premier headliner. The festival is scheduled to unfold at the Suvilahti in Helsinki from June 28th to June 30th, 2024.

The excitement doesn’t stop at Bring Me The Horizon. Tuska Festival 2024 will also play host to a formidable array of talent from across the globe. The confirmed lineup includes: Amorphis, Opeth, Stam1na, Alestorm, Vola, Voyager, Riverside, Bloodred Hourglass, Angus McSix, Bury Tomorrow, Make Them Suffer, Infected Rain, Fixation and Brothers Of Metal.

For those eager to secure their spot at this metal extravaganza, a limited number of Tuska 2024 Early Crow 3-day tickets are available now through official Tuska ticket outlets, including Tiketti, Ticketmaster, and Lippu.fi. Additional ticket categories will be made available at a later date.

While the exact show days for each band are yet to be unveiled, fans are advised to keep their eyes peeled for updates. With more artists set to be announced in the coming months, the anticipation for Tuska Festival 2024 is building to a fever pitch.

It’s important to note that the age limit for Tuska Festival is 18 and above. Early Crow 3-day tickets are currently available, starting at €229,00.

Stay tuned for more updates!

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