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Last night Bring Me The Horizon brought their radio friendly metalcore to The Myth in Maplewood.
The crowd was full of teenagers and their parents. This was definitely not what I was expecting. The last time I listened to Bring Me The Horizon was probably eight years ago when I was a senior in high school. It was some of the best angry music I had ever heard. It was full of guttural scream and pig squeals. Last night, was full of pop riffs and vocals you could actually understand.
Bring Me The Horizon has hit the jackpot with their most recent releases and have been getting radio play on every station from the hard rock station, 93X, to the top 40 station, 103.3 KDWB. Their sounds has done a complete 180. The crowd was super into the new songs and probably had no clue what Bring Me The Horizon sounded like when they first hit the scene around 2008. Bring Me The Horizon only played one or two old songs as if they were trying to keep this new, mainstream audience in the dark about their roots but with the crowd being full of parents, you really couldn't blame them.
The five piece from England seemed to have the crowd in the palm of their hands from the start. When frontman Oli Sykes said jump, the whole crowd would jump. When he said to sit down, although hesitant, majority of the crowd at least crouched down.
The crowd was singing along to all of the new songs but seemed to shy away during the few old songs that were played. Whereas I was all about the old songs and got bored during the radio friendly portions of the show.
Issues (feat. Tyler Carter and Mike Bohn from Woe, is Me) and Pvris opened the show.
Bring Me The Horizon On Tour:
The crowd was full of teenagers and their parents. This was definitely not what I was expecting. The last time I listened to Bring Me The Horizon was probably eight years ago when I was a senior in high school. It was some of the best angry music I had ever heard. It was full of guttural scream and pig squeals. Last night, was full of pop riffs and vocals you could actually understand.
Bring Me The Horizon has hit the jackpot with their most recent releases and have been getting radio play on every station from the hard rock station, 93X, to the top 40 station, 103.3 KDWB. Their sounds has done a complete 180. The crowd was super into the new songs and probably had no clue what Bring Me The Horizon sounded like when they first hit the scene around 2008. Bring Me The Horizon only played one or two old songs as if they were trying to keep this new, mainstream audience in the dark about their roots but with the crowd being full of parents, you really couldn't blame them.
The five piece from England seemed to have the crowd in the palm of their hands from the start. When frontman Oli Sykes said jump, the whole crowd would jump. When he said to sit down, although hesitant, majority of the crowd at least crouched down.
The crowd was singing along to all of the new songs but seemed to shy away during the few old songs that were played. Whereas I was all about the old songs and got bored during the radio friendly portions of the show.
Issues (feat. Tyler Carter and Mike Bohn from Woe, is Me) and Pvris opened the show.
Bring Me The Horizon On Tour:
10/16/15 Dallas, TX South Side Ballroom
10/17/15 KTBZ Buzzfest
10/18/15 Austin, TX Austin Music Hall
10/19/15 Wichita, KS The Cotillion
10/20/15 Denver, CO Fillmore Auditorium
10/22/15 KUPD Mesa Meltdown
10/23/15 Los Angeles, CA El Rey Theatre
10/24/15 Monster Energy Aftershock Festival
10/25/15 Knotfest
10/31/15 Southampton O2 Guildhall Southampton
11/02/15 Munich, Germany Tonhalle
11/03/15 Pratteln, Switzerland Z7
11/05/15 Vienna, Austria Gasometer
11/06/15 Wurzburg, Germany Posthalle
11/07/15 Stuttgart, Germany Longhorn
11/08/15 Cologne, Germany Palladium
11/09/15 Hannover, Germany Capitol Hannover
11/10/15 Berlin, Germany Huxleys Neue Welt
11/12/15 Goteborg, Sweden Lisebergshallen
11/13/15 Oslo, Norway Rockefeller Music Hall
11/14/15 Stockholm, Sweden Arenan
11/16/15 Helsinki, Finland Cable Factory
11/18/15 Copenhagen VEGA House Of Music
11/19/15 Hamburg, Germany Docks Konzerte Disco
11/20/15 Muenster, Germany Skaters Palace
11/21/15 Tilburg, Netherlands 013
11/22/15 Brussels, Belgium AB Club
11/24/15 Glasgow O2 Academy Glasgow
11/25/15 Edinburgh Edinburgh Corn Exchange
11/26/15 Doncaster The Dome
11/27/15 Cardiff Motorpoint Arena Cardiff
11/28/15 London Alexandra Palace
11/29/15 Birmingham O2 Academy Birmingham
11/30/15 Bristol O2 Academy Bristol
10/17/15 KTBZ Buzzfest
10/18/15 Austin, TX Austin Music Hall
10/19/15 Wichita, KS The Cotillion
10/20/15 Denver, CO Fillmore Auditorium
10/22/15 KUPD Mesa Meltdown
10/23/15 Los Angeles, CA El Rey Theatre
10/24/15 Monster Energy Aftershock Festival
10/25/15 Knotfest
10/31/15 Southampton O2 Guildhall Southampton
11/02/15 Munich, Germany Tonhalle
11/03/15 Pratteln, Switzerland Z7
11/05/15 Vienna, Austria Gasometer
11/06/15 Wurzburg, Germany Posthalle
11/07/15 Stuttgart, Germany Longhorn
11/08/15 Cologne, Germany Palladium
11/09/15 Hannover, Germany Capitol Hannover
11/10/15 Berlin, Germany Huxleys Neue Welt
11/12/15 Goteborg, Sweden Lisebergshallen
11/13/15 Oslo, Norway Rockefeller Music Hall
11/14/15 Stockholm, Sweden Arenan
11/16/15 Helsinki, Finland Cable Factory
11/18/15 Copenhagen VEGA House Of Music
11/19/15 Hamburg, Germany Docks Konzerte Disco
11/20/15 Muenster, Germany Skaters Palace
11/21/15 Tilburg, Netherlands 013
11/22/15 Brussels, Belgium AB Club
11/24/15 Glasgow O2 Academy Glasgow
11/25/15 Edinburgh Edinburgh Corn Exchange
11/26/15 Doncaster The Dome
11/27/15 Cardiff Motorpoint Arena Cardiff
11/28/15 London Alexandra Palace
11/29/15 Birmingham O2 Academy Birmingham
11/30/15 Bristol O2 Academy Bristol
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Bring Me The Horizon at Myth, Maplewood (14 October 2015) |
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