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    Here’s what went down at Bring Me The Horizon’s “throwback” Malta set

    By AdminMay 30, 2022
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    Here’s what went down at Bring Me The Horizon’s “throwback” Malta set


    Bring Me The Horizon hosted their own festival in Malta this weekend, and Saturday night (May 28) saw them play a special “throwback” set – see footage, setlist, reaction and more below.

    • READ MORE: Bring Me The Horizon: “I’m like everyone else: confused, scared and angry”

    Curated by the band themselves, the Malta weekender also hosted Bullet For My Valentine, Nova Twins and Beartooth among others, and earlier in the festival, the band debuted a new song called ‘Strangers’ during a DJ set.

    During their Saturday night throwback set, the band were joined by a host of special guests and performed rare old tracks that they haven’t played live in over a decade.

    After the set began with the first live performance of ‘Liquor & Love Lost’ since 2008, the band were then joined by Spiritbox’s Courtney LaPlante for ‘Chelsea Smile’, Beartooth’s Caleb Shomo for ‘Antivist’, Malevolence’s Alex Taylor for ‘Pray For Plagues’, While She Sleeps‘ Loz Taylor for ‘Empire (Let Them Sing)’ and more.

    Watch footage of the performances and see the full setlist below.

    alligator blood.@bmthofficial x @staticdress pic.twitter.com/ltlk6VLox6

    — Static Dress (@staticdress) May 28, 2022

    Chelsea Smile with Courtney of Spiritbox
    Bring me the horizon Throwback Set in Malta 2022 pic.twitter.com/Ai6uNGFmph

    — bring me the horizon stan for lyfe (@bmthstan4lyfe) May 28, 2022

    Can’t believe I met Oli Sykes in the day and then saw him performing Pray For fucking Plagues & Diamonds Aren’t Forever in the evening, what a genuinely unreal day

    Actually speechless (probably cos my voice is now fucked) #BMTHMalta pic.twitter.com/2NUjNSmdOS

    — ss (@SamwhereNow) May 29, 2022

    EMPIRE.@bmthofficial @LOZWSS @whileshesleeps // BMTH MALTA WEEKENDER // 28.05.2022 pic.twitter.com/VuLYgoSCFq

    — josh // ???? (@Fellj01) May 28, 2022

    Bring me the horizon Alligator Blood with Olli of Static Dress
    in Malta pic.twitter.com/gZfRJO7ClK

    — bring me the horizon stan for lyfe (@bmthstan4lyfe) May 28, 2022

    Bring Me The Horizon played:

    ‘Liquor & Love Lost (First time live since 2008)
    ‘Chelsea Smile’ (with Spiritbox’s Courtney LaPlante)
    ‘Anthem’ (Outro)
    ‘It Never Ends’
    ‘(I Used to Make Out With) Medusa’ (First time live since 2009)
    ‘Sleep With One Eye Open’ (First time live since 2011)
    ‘Empire (Let Them Sing)’ (with While She Sleeps’ Loz Taylor) (First time live since 2016)
    ‘Blessed With A Curse’ (First time live since 2016)
    ‘Antivist’ (with Beartooth’s Caleb Shomo)
    ‘Alligator Blood’ (with Static Dress’ Olli Appleyard) (First time live since 2014)
    ‘Hospital For Souls’ (First time live since 2014)

    ‘Pray For Plagues’ (with Malevolence’s Alex Taylor)
    ‘Sleepwalking’
    ‘Diamonds Aren’t Forever’

    Bring Me The Horizon’s last solo release was their 2021 song, ‘DiE4u.’ That single was the first to be lifted from BMTH’s forthcoming album, a follow-up to their multi-part 2020 EP,  ‘Post Human: Survival Horror.’

    Since then, the band have featured on a slew of collaborations, including Sigrid’s ‘Bad Life’, Masked Wolf’s ‘Fallout’ and Machine Gun Kelly’s ‘maybe’ – all of which were released this year.

    Earlier this year, Bring Me The Horizon attended the BandLab NME Awards, where they jokingly compared their Malta weekender to “Fyre Festival but with better sandwiches”. The group also collected the trophy for Best Band from the UK Supported By Pizza Express, and performed a six-song Ukraine tribute.

    Last week, the band announced details of their upcoming 2022 U.S. tour, which runs from September to October and features support acts Knocked Loose, grandson and Siiickbrain.





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