Bring Me The Horizon to play Count Your Blessings in full for first time at outbreak Manchester show
Bring Me The Horizon will perform their 2006 debut Count Your Blessings in its entirety for the first time ever this July, at a one-off Manchester show curated with Outbreak Fest.
The Sheffield band, who have sold over 7.2 million albums worldwide, will headline the B.E.C. Arena on 10 July. The performance marks 20 years since the release of their deathcore origin point, an album that helped bring extreme metal to a wider audience.
Support comes from a two-stage line-up co-booked with Outbreak Fest, including Leeds post-hardcore act Static Dress, who recently appeared on BMTH’s Post Human: NeX GEn arena tour. Sheffield mathcore veterans Rolo Tomassi, Portland metalcore five-piece Dying Wish, British metallers Heriot, LA emo band Car Underwater (on their first UK trip), and hardcore supergroup Still In Love complete the bill.
“Possibly the most requested and mythologised single show of the last decade,” the organisers say, the event offers “a chance to look back at [the band’s] enduring influence on heavy music as the deathcore of Count Your Blessings inspires an exciting new wave.”
The show is a standalone summer event, not part of a full tour. Outbreak Fest’s main festival takes place at the same venue.
Pre-sale access is available to fans who pre-order Count Your Blessings | Repented, beginning at 10am GMT on 15 April. General sale starts at 10am GMT on 17 April.
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