Bring Me The Horizon may have only just played the enormous Download Festival 2023, but they are already looking towards the future. After announcing their seventh studio album, POST HUMAN: NEX GEN, will be hitting store shelves on September 15, 2023, they confirmed a massive arena tour will begin in January 2024.
The BRIT and Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum rockers will be embarking on a massive ten-date tour around the country, where they will be hitting enormous venues such as the M&S Bank Arena, OVO Hydro, AO Arena and London’s O2.
They are of course known for their iconic albums, That’s the Spirit, amo and Sempiternal, where they released such incredible tracks as Shadow Moses, Can You Feel My Heart and Throne.
Tickets for the tour will come out at the end of the week – but there are a number of presale events kicking off before then. Here’s all the information you need to get a presale code.
Bring Me The Horizon are having three presale events for their 2024 tour.
The first begins Wednesday, June 14, 2023, at 10am, and will come directly from BMTH themselves. This artist presale will be available only to fans who have preordered the upcoming album, POST HUMAN: NEX GEN, before the presale deadline. Fans will then be sent a presale code which they can put into Ticketmaster to secure their tickets.
The second presale event begins Thursday, June 15, 2023, at 10am. This presale comes directly from Live Nation and will be exclusively available to members of the My Live Nation subscription. Fans can still get involved in the Live Nation presale event up to the day before tickets come out. All they have to do is sign up for the Live Nation website and log in on the Bring Me The Horizon ticket page.
The third and final presale event comes directly from Spotify and will also begin on Thursday, June 15, 2023, at 10am. Dedicated fans of Bring Me The Horizon who are following the band on Spotify will reportedly be sent a presale code to get involved before anyone else. It is not known how Spotify determines which fans get invited to the presale event, but your best bet is to listen to the band a lot beforehand to get involved.
If you miss out on presale tickets – have no fear. General onsale tickets are out at the end of the week: here’s the information you need.
Bring Me The Horizon general onsale tickets come out Friday, June 16, 2023, at 10am.
These tickets will be available at a number of ticket retailers and will be fans’ last chance to get tickets before the events kick off in January, 2024.
Prices for the tickets have not yet been revealed, but they will likely range from £50-£100 as BMTH are playing arenas around the country.
Bring Me The Horizon are kicking off their UK and Ireland tour on Tuesday, January 9, 2024, in Cardiff. From there, they will move through Bournemouth, Birmingham and Manchester, before eventually making their way to Newcastle and Liverpool.
The final stops on the band’s tour will be in London and Dublin, Ireland, where they will bring their adventure to an end.
For tickets to a specific Bring Me The Horizon tour date, scroll down:
Bring Me The Horizon UK and Ireland Tour 2024
- Tuesday 9 January – Cardiff, UK, Cardiff International Arena – LIVE NATION / TICKETMASTER
- Wednesday 10 January – Bournemouth, UK, Bournemouth International Centre – LIVE NATION / TICKETMASTER
- Friday 12 January – Birmingham, UK, Utilita Arena – LIVE NATION / TICKETMASTER
- Saturday 13 January – Manchester, UK, AO Arena – LIVE NATION / TICKETMASTER
- Sunday 14 January – Glasgow, UK, OVO Hydro – LIVE NATION / TICKETMASTER
- Tuesday 16 January – Newcastle, UK, Utilita Arena – LIVE NATION / TICKETMASTER
- Wednesday 17 January – Liverpool, UK, M&S Bank Arena – LIVE NATION / TICKETMASTER
- Friday 18 January – Sheffield, UK, Utilita Arena – LIVE NATION / TICKETMASTER
- Saturday 20 January – London, UK, The O2 Arena – LIVE NATION / TICKETMASTER
- Tuesday 23 January – Dublin, Ireland, 3 Arena – LIVE NATION / TICKETMASTER
Bring Me The Horizon are being supported across the UK and Ireland tour in 2024 by a number of massive bands.
Special guests include the extremely popular American band Bad Omens, as well as Casseyette and Static Dress.
