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  • 12 Jun 23

Bring Me The Horizon announce Dublin show for 2024

Bring Me The Horizon announce Dublin show for 2024
Photo by Justin Borucki.
Kerrie O'Donohoe
Kerrie O'Donohoe

Tickets go on sale for €71 this Friday, June 16th at 10am.

Bring Me The Horizon are set to play Dublin's 3Arena on January 23rd, 2024. The band recently announced their brand new studio album, POST HUMAN: NEX GEN, due for release on September 15th.

Headlining at this year's Download festival, the Sheffield five-piece debuted two new singles - 'LosT' and 'AmEN!' - to over 100,000 thousand devoted fans.

The album and tour launch were announced through a one-of-a-kind mass fan activation that the band hosted across their socials and on-site at the festival over the course of the weekend. Fans were encouraged to follow a series of hidden clues, which led them to a specially erected building, The Church Of Genxsis, which was on-site at Download.

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Supporting the band in Dublin next year will be Bad Omens, Cassyette and Static Dress.

BRIT and Grammy-nominated quintet Bring Me The Horizon are one of the most successful rock bands to emerge from the UK, selling over five million albums globally to date and playing sold-out shows in over 50 countries.

They kicked off their POST HUMAN era in 2020 with the release of the first of four EPs aptly titled ‘POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR’. The critically acclaimed release debuted at No.1 on the UK Album chart.

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