Bring Me The Horizon Announce North American Tour!

Bring Me The Horizon Announce North American Tour!

For the first time in what seems like forever (three years), Bring Me The Horizon will be headlining a North American tour! Starting in late September, fans in North America will finally be able to see Bring Me The Horizon perform live with special guests Knocked Loose, grandson, and siiickbrain!

The band’s latest album, POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR, offered audiences a sick apocalyptic vibe during the height of a global pandemic. The album, featuring collaborations with artists ranging from YUNGBLUD to (the queen herself) Amy Lee left audiences with an itch for more new music.

In the time since POST HUMAN, Bring Me The Horizon has delivered “DiE4u” and a few unexpected and greatly appreciated, chart-topping collaborations with Ed Sheeran and Sigrid. If you haven’t yet heard or seen Ed Sheeran and Oli Sykes perform “Bad Habits,” you can click on the link here to watch their live performance from the 2022 BRIT Awards. If you for some reason haven’t heard “Bad Life” yet, stop what you’re doing and listen now. Once you’ve realized that you can’t get enough of the song, check out the newly released acoustic version.

With all of the recent buzz surrounding Bring Me The Horizon and all of the amazing music coming out of the band, I can’t imagine a headlining tour being anything shy of remarkable.

Among their myriad of shows, some highlights audiences have to look forward to are arena shows at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center (Sept. 24) and at Los Angeles’ Kia Forum (Oct. 6). Fans can also look forward to seeing Bring Me The Horizon at Louisville’s Louder Than Life Festival, Emo Nite New Orleans Vacation, Sacramento’s Aftershock Festival, and at the highly anticipated  When We Were Young Festival in Las Vegas.

While you’re online grabbing tickets for their upcoming tour, be sure to show Knocked Loose, siiickbrain and grandson some love! To make sure that you’re always staying up to date with tour releases from your favorite artists, keep coming back to Glasse Factory!