
Bring Me The Horizon: New Tour, Old Hits, and More
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Bring Me The Horizon kicked off their North American tour with a surprise setlist, debuting Youtopia and The House Of Wolves. Fans are thrilled as the band celebrates their 20-year anniversary with a re-recording of their debut album and special Manchester shows. Theyre also gearing up for festival slots and a collaboration with Illenium.
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It's April 24th. Music news today starts now. AI powered and always on beat. Bring me the horizon just launched their North American Ascension program, two tour with two big surprises at the Hollywood palladium in Los Angeles on. April 23rd. They debuted Utopia Live for the first time, pulled from their latest album Post Human Next Gin, and dusted off the House of Wolves from their 20. 13th Sempire Turnal Record, which hadn't hit the stage since 2022. Fans captured the moments on video, and it's blowing up online right now. Midway through a 17 song set that kicked off with Dark Side, Utopia brought a fresh vibe, while the House of Wolves got the crowd hyped early. On, this comes as the band looks back on their roots, marking 20 years since their debut album Count Your Blessings. They're planning two special Manchester shows for the Outbreak Festival, and dropping a sharper, heavier re-recording of that album on July 10th.
Meanwhile, they've got more heat brewing with festival slots at Rock for People, Nova Rock, and others this year, plus a recent collab with Alenium, called Slave to the Rhythm. Their live concert film from Sao Paulo just hit cinemas too, and Oli Sykes even teased extra tracks for a director's cut down the line. With the tour rolling strong, and these nods to their past, firing up die-hards, bring me the horizon, keeps evolving, blending old fire with new waves seamlessly.
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