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07/07/2011
'Bring Me The Horizon' To Play In Belfast
Northern metallers Bring Me The Horizon have announced a show in the Mandela Hall this August.
Formed in Sheffield in 2004, Bring Me The Horizon have gone from hyped youngsters, winning the Kerrang Award for Best British Newcomers in 2006, to a major band that has split the metal community. The band's straying between heavy metalcore to emotional metal has won equal acclaim and derision, being voted worst band of 2010 by Kerrang! readers just following a nomination for best band in the 2008 poll.
Their latest album, with its loquacious title There Is a Hell, Believe Me I've Seen It. There Is a Heaven, Let's Keep It a Secret, was released at the end of 2010. Soon after the band were on tour in the US, UK, Australia and Japan throughout playing their biggest shows to date in December 2010, supporting Bullet For My Valentine on the Fever arena tour, including the legendary Wembley Arena.
The band are currently featuring as special guest to Machine Head on their European tour.
Bring The Horizon play the Mandela Hall on August 24 & Dublin's Academy on August 25. Tickets go onsale this Friday, July 8th, at 9am.
Doors open at 7pm and Tickets are £18.50 plus Booking Fee available from QUB Students Union, The Stiff Kitten, www.shine.net and Ticketmaster.
(DW/BMcC)
Formed in Sheffield in 2004, Bring Me The Horizon have gone from hyped youngsters, winning the Kerrang Award for Best British Newcomers in 2006, to a major band that has split the metal community. The band's straying between heavy metalcore to emotional metal has won equal acclaim and derision, being voted worst band of 2010 by Kerrang! readers just following a nomination for best band in the 2008 poll.
Their latest album, with its loquacious title There Is a Hell, Believe Me I've Seen It. There Is a Heaven, Let's Keep It a Secret, was released at the end of 2010. Soon after the band were on tour in the US, UK, Australia and Japan throughout playing their biggest shows to date in December 2010, supporting Bullet For My Valentine on the Fever arena tour, including the legendary Wembley Arena.
The band are currently featuring as special guest to Machine Head on their European tour.
Bring The Horizon play the Mandela Hall on August 24 & Dublin's Academy on August 25. Tickets go onsale this Friday, July 8th, at 9am.
Doors open at 7pm and Tickets are £18.50 plus Booking Fee available from QUB Students Union, The Stiff Kitten, www.shine.net and Ticketmaster.
(DW/BMcC)
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23 August 2011
Bring Me The Horizon To Set In Belfast
Tickets are still available for North England metallers Bring Me The Horizon, who are appearing in the Mandela Hall this week. Formed in Sheffield in 2004, Bring Me The Horizon have gone from hyped youngsters, winning the Kerrang Award for Best British Newcomers in 2006, to a major band that has split the metal community.
Bring Me The Horizon To Set In Belfast
Tickets are still available for North England metallers Bring Me The Horizon, who are appearing in the Mandela Hall this week. Formed in Sheffield in 2004, Bring Me The Horizon have gone from hyped youngsters, winning the Kerrang Award for Best British Newcomers in 2006, to a major band that has split the metal community.
02 December 2024
All-Ireland Pipe Band Championships Return To L'Derry
The All-Ireland Pipe Band Championships are set to return to Derry in 2025, bringing a major cultural event to the city. The Executive Office announced that the prestigious competition will take place at Ebrington, a site that previously hosted the event during the 2013 UK City of Culture celebrations.
All-Ireland Pipe Band Championships Return To L'Derry
The All-Ireland Pipe Band Championships are set to return to Derry in 2025, bringing a major cultural event to the city. The Executive Office announced that the prestigious competition will take place at Ebrington, a site that previously hosted the event during the 2013 UK City of Culture celebrations.
13 May 2014
Flute Band Apology Over Parochial House Urination
The band master of a loyalist flute band has apologised after a photograph was released that appears to show two men in band uniforms urinating on the gate of a parochial house, according to BBC Radio Foyle. The incident took place on Irish Green Street in Limavady on Friday.
Flute Band Apology Over Parochial House Urination
The band master of a loyalist flute band has apologised after a photograph was released that appears to show two men in band uniforms urinating on the gate of a parochial house, according to BBC Radio Foyle. The incident took place on Irish Green Street in Limavady on Friday.
26 November 2013
Bandsmen Guilty Of Breaking Parade Conditions
Parading conditions were broken by two bandsmen who played The Sash outside a Catholic Church. The two flute band members, Thomas Beresford, 21, of Strathearn Court and Stephen Walker, 28, of Church Green, both in Holywood, County Down, were convicted of knowingly flouting a ban on playing non-sacred music.
Bandsmen Guilty Of Breaking Parade Conditions
Parading conditions were broken by two bandsmen who played The Sash outside a Catholic Church. The two flute band members, Thomas Beresford, 21, of Strathearn Court and Stephen Walker, 28, of Church Green, both in Holywood, County Down, were convicted of knowingly flouting a ban on playing non-sacred music.
02 July 2013
L'Derry To Host All Ireland Pipe Championships
More than 2,000 musicians in over 70 Pipe Bands are expected to converge in L'Derry this summer to contest the 68th All Ireland Pipe Band Championship, at St Columb's Park. The event is coming to L'Derry as part of the UK City of Culture celebrations.
L'Derry To Host All Ireland Pipe Championships
More than 2,000 musicians in over 70 Pipe Bands are expected to converge in L'Derry this summer to contest the 68th All Ireland Pipe Band Championship, at St Columb's Park. The event is coming to L'Derry as part of the UK City of Culture celebrations.
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