Bring Me The Horizon Announce Massive 2024 Arena Tour Of Australia

British heavy favourites Bring Me The Horizon will tour Australia in April 2024, revealing their biggest dates down under to date.

In addition to performing in arenas, Bring Me The Horizon have lined up a phenomenally diverse list of special guests, ranging from Sleep Token to Make Them Suffer to daine. It’s an inspired bill that will likely gain the latter two artists hundreds, if not thousands, of new fans.

Their first headline tour of Australia since April 2019 and their first appearance in the country since headlining Good Things Festival in December 2022, Bring Me The Horizon’s upcoming Australian tour takes over Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on Sunday, 14 April. From there, the band and their mates head to the Adelaide Entertainment Centre on Wednesday, 17 April, Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on Thursday, 18 April, and Brisbane’s Riverstage on Saturday, 20 April.

Tickets to the tour – promoting the British outfit’s forthcoming new album, POST HUMAN: NeX Gen, which is receiving the finishing touches – go on sale on Monday, 23 October, at 9 am local time via the Destroy All Lines website. On Thursday, 19 October, Early Bird pre-sale tickets go on sale at 9 am local time. You can sign up to access the Early Bird pre-sale here.

NeX Gen follows Post Human: Survival Horror, the album that boasted the singles Paradise Eve, Teardrops and Obey (featuring Yungblud).

NeX Gen also keeps up the collaborative spirit, featuring the already-released AmEN! starring Lil Uzi Vert and Glassjaw’s Daryl Palumbo, and the pop-punk-inspired LosT. Bring Me The Horizon recently released the new single DArkSide, which you can listen to below.

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In May, British anonymous music collective Sleep Token released their new album, Take Me Back To Eden, and debuted at #3 on the ARIA Albums Chart. They also scored the first spot on the Vinyl Albums Chart, beating SZA’s SOS, and another three debuts in The Vanns’ Last Of Your Kind, Bad//Dreems’ HOO HA!, and Lewis Capaldi’s Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent.

Also in May, Make Them Suffer dropped the excellent new single Ghost Of Me and announced that they had signed with Greyscale Records in Australia and Sharptone Records in the rest of the world. In May and June, Make Them Suffer toured in celebration of the 10th anniversary of their groundbreaking debut, Neverbloom.

Filipino-Australian artist daine is another excellent addition to the line-up, with their effortless blend of emo, hardcore, pop and trap music. In 2021, daine released the collaborative track with Bring Me The Horizon’s Oli Sykes, Salt.