Bring Me the Horizon Tour 2026: Dates, Openers & UK Update

Few metalcore bands have reinvented themselves as audaciously as Bring Me The Horizon, the Sheffield band that vaulted from deathcore fringe-dwellers to arena-packing headliners with seven studio albums and 1.1 billion Spotify streams on their signature track. Now they’re plotting a major 2026 North American tour — and if you’re hunting for confirmed dates, opening acts, or any sign of a UK leg, here’s everything the band has officially put on the record so far.

Formed: 2004 · Studio albums: 7 · Most streamed song: “Can You Feel My Heart” · Streams on Spotify: 1.1 billion+ · Current members: 4

Four key data points, one pattern: the band is executing a phased global rollout that prioritises North America first, leaving UK and European fans waiting for the next signal. For comparison, see our guide on My Chemical Romance Tour 2026: Dates, Tickets & Setlist.

Will Bring Me The Horizon tour in the UK?

What UK dates are already confirmed?

• Bramham Park, August 24, 2025 — part of the NX_GN WRLD TOUR (Bring Me The Horizon official live page)
• No further 2025 UK dates have been listed on the band’s official live schedule.

That single UK festival appearance is the only confirmed show on British soil as of mid-2025. The band’s official live page lists no additional UK arena or club dates for the remainder of the year.

Are there any plans for 2026 UK shows?

• No 2026 UK or Ireland dates have been announced as of the latest update from the band.
• The 2026 North American tour — announced April 28, 2026 — could push a potential UK leg into late 2026 or early 2027 (Bring Me The Horizon official news).

The implication: UK fans face a waiting game. The band’s pattern has been to cluster European touring around festival season, and with North America locked in for 2026, a UK arena run may not materialise until the next cycle.

The pattern: UK fans face a waiting game for a full arena tour.

Who is opening for the Bring Me The Horizon 2026 tour?

Confirmed support acts for the fall 2026 leg

• Motionless in White — confirmed for the fall 2026 North American leg (Loudwire — rock news outlet)
• The Plot in You — also confirmed for the same fall leg (Loudwire — rock news outlet)
• Amira Elfeky — listed as support for the Baltimore date at CFG Bank Arena (CFG Bank Arena — official venue page)

Will the opening act vary by region?

• Previous tours featured regional support acts: Architects, Knocked Loose, and Static Dress have all opened for the band on earlier legs.
• For 2026, the official live page lumps support under the tour banner, but individual venue listings may diverge — as the Baltimore date suggests with Amira Elfeky added.

What this means: Fans should check venue-specific event pages before assuming the full tour shares identical support. The core package appears to be Motionless in White and The Plot in You for the seven Canadian dates, with local additions for US shows.

What is BMTH’s biggest song?

Most streamed song on Spotify

• “Can You Feel My Heart” — over 1.1 billion streams on Spotify, making it the band’s most-played track by a wide margin.
• Released on the 2013 album Sempiternal, the song has become a streaming behemoth years after its initial release.

Other popular songs

• “Throne” — over 600 million streams (Spotify — artist profile)
• “Drown” — over 500 million streams
• “MANTRA” — over 400 million streams

The pattern: Bring Me The Horizon’s streaming dominance is back-loaded. Their most explosive growth happened on albums from Sempiternal onward, with older material from the deathcore years drawing a fraction of the plays. For a 2026 tour setlist, expect the set to lean heavily on the post-2013 catalogue.

What this means: the setlist will likely balance hits and deep cuts.

Is Oli Sykes still in Bring Me The Horizon?

Current band lineup

• Oli Sykes — lead vocals (since 2004) (Wikipedia — current members)
• Matt Nicholls — drums (since 2004)
• Lee Malia — guitar (since 2004)
• Matt Kean — bass (since 2004)

Past lineup changes

• Original members Curtis Ward (guitar, 2004–2009) and Jona Weinhofen (guitar, 2009–2013) departed amicably.
• The current four-piece core has been stable since 2013, with Jordan Fish (keyboards/production) departing in 2024 after a decade with the band (Wikipedia — past members).
• Oli Sykes has never left the band and remains the primary frontman and creative driver.

The catch: While Sykes’ presence is not in doubt, the departure of Jordan Fish — a key co-writer on Sempiternal, That’s the Spirit, and Amo — marks the most significant lineup change in a decade. How that affects the 2026 live sound and any future material is the open question.

Who is expected to tour in 2026?

Bring Me The Horizon 2026 tour announcement

• The band officially announced a 2026 North American tour under the banner “N. American Ascension Program 2” on April 28, 2026 (Bring Me The Horizon official news).
• The tour includes dates in both Canada and the United States.
• The official live page lists venues including Scotiabank Arena (Toronto), Bell Centre (Montreal), Madison Square Garden (New York), and others (Bring Me The Horizon official live page).
• A dedicated fall 2026 leg — 8 dates, 7 in Canada — opens September 20 in Vancouver and closes October 8 in Grand Rapids, Michigan (Loudwire — rock news outlet).

Why this matters: The North American announcement confirms the band is investing heavily in the US and Canadian markets. For fans in other regions, the message is clear: 2026 is North America’s turn. Other major touring artists typically announce international legs months in advance, so a UK/EU announcement could still come — but the window is narrowing.

Six studio albums, one through-line: Bring Me The Horizon’s discography maps a steady commercial climb from underground cult status to UK chart-toppers.

Timeline: Bring Me The Horizon’s path to 2026

• 2004 — Band formed in Sheffield, UK (Wikipedia — band formation)
• 2024 — NX_GN WRLD TOUR begins; Post Human: Nex Gen released (Wikipedia — discography)
• August 24, 2025 — UK festival date at Bramham Park (Bring Me The Horizon official live page)
• April 28, 2026 — “N. American Ascension Program 2” announced (Bring Me The Horizon official news)
• September 20 – October 8, 2026 — Fall North American leg (8 dates, 7 in Canada) (Loudwire — rock news outlet)

The pattern: the band is executing a phased global rollout.

What we know and what’s still unclear

Confirmed facts

• Bring Me The Horizon is active and touring in 2025 and 2026 (Bring Me The Horizon official live page)
• Oli Sykes remains lead vocalist; current lineup stable since 2013 (Wikipedia — band history)
• A 2026 North American tour has been announced with specific venues and dates (Bring Me The Horizon official news)
• “Can You Feel My Heart” is the band’s biggest song with 1.1B+ Spotify streams (Wikipedia — discography)
• Motionless in White and The Plot in You are confirmed support for the fall 2026 leg (Loudwire — rock news outlet)
• Tickets go on sale May 1, 2026 with a presale April 29 (Loudwire — ticketing details)

What’s unclear

• Whether UK or Ireland dates will be added for 2026
• Full list of opening acts across all 2026 tour legs
• Specific setlist for the 2026 tour
• Exact venues and dates for the full North American tour beyond the fall leg
• Whether Jordan Fish’s departure will affect live arrangements

What this means: the remaining questions will likely be answered closer to the tour dates.

What the sources say

“We are thrilled to announce the N. American Ascension Program 2 tour for 2026. This is our biggest North American run yet and we cannot wait to bring the new show to fans across the US and Canada.”

— Bring Me The Horizon, via official band announcement (tier 1 source)

“Bring Me the Horizon have evolved from a deathcore band into one of the most commercially successful British rock acts of the 21st century, with seven studio albums and multiple chart-topping releases.”

— Wikipedia — band overview (tier 2 reference)

“Tickets for the fall 2026 North American tour go on sale Friday, May 1 at 10:00 AM local time, with a presale beginning Wednesday, April 29. Fans can sign up for the band’s mailing list to access the presale.”

— Loudwire — rock news outlet (tier 2 source)

The chorus from all three sources is consistent: the 2026 North American tour is locked in, the support acts are confirmed for the fall leg, and the band is actively selling tickets through major platforms including Ticketmaster and Live Nation. The missing piece remains UK and European routing.

For UK fans weighing whether to travel or hold out for a local leg, the arithmetic is straightforward: the fall 2026 tour is concentrated in Canada and the northern US, with no transatlantic routing announced. The consequence: either book a trip to North America in September 2026, or settle for the single festival date at Bramham Park in August 2025 and wait for a potential 2027 UK arena run. For North American fans, the window to buy is May 1, 2026 — and with Madison Square Garden and Scotiabank Arena on the itinerary, those tickets will move fast.

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Fans eager to catch the band live can check out the full tour schedule and ticket details for all confirmed dates and opening acts.

Frequently asked questions

The band’s official channels will provide updates on all unanswered questions.