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In this week's tour update from Bring Me the Horizon, we find out how the young metalcore act even finds the time to cover their skin in tattoos. No matter the size of the band, getting ink while on the road is not easy. There are only so many days off on tour...

In our fourth tour update from Bring Me the Horizon, they show us their Halloween threads: a heavily-attooed version of the disco giants the Village People. But sadly, there is no footage of the band playing in their outfits. They give a peak at their captivating performance in Kansas City...

"We're going to do some stuff on TV," Bring Me the Horizon guitarist Jona Weinhofen said during the opening of this newest tour video. Almost with a haze around the moment, Weinhofen seems lost trying to recall where the metalcore act is that very moment...

It's time to lighten up a bit. When Bring Me the Horizon graced us with a tour video last week, things got real as frontman Oliver Sykes honestly addressed the split mind that comes when attacked by negativity. But now is the time to laugh...

You either love or hate Bring Me the Horizon; there seems to be no in-between concerning the British metalcore act. Extreme adoration and extreme hatred bring a great consequence, and toll on the psyche, which is the focus of this first tour video...

Bring Me the Horizon's new album, 'There Is a Hell, Believe Me I've Seen It. There Is a Heaven, Let's Keep It A Secret,' is certainly a mouthful. The album is out Oct. 5 via Epitaph, and the music certainly lives up to the epic title, which sounds like it could have been lifted from some literary source...

Alternative Press is the Bible for the youth culture that follows the Warped Tour scene dominated by bands like My Chemical Romance and Fall Out Boy, but don't forget that the publication does cover our beloved metal, too. The mag is sponsoring their second annual fall tour, which boasts Bring Me the Horizon and August Burns Red as the co-headliners...

Sure, there are loads of punk bands on the Vans Warped Tour lineup, but this year's Warped Tour actually features as many metal bands collectively as the Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival. Maybe Mayhem crushes Warped in terms of metallic might, but if you're into experimental metal, metalcore, deathcore, screamo, hardcore and punk, you might want consider a trip to this year's Warped... Read M

U.K. deathcore giants Bring Me the Horizon are currently working on their next effort, undoubtedly a huge priority for their label, Epitaph, a scenario that can often create additional pressure for a band. BMTB are handling it all in stride, though...

U.K. deathcore neck-snappers Bring Me the Horizon may be hard at work on their next record, but that isn't stopping 'em from releasing a deluxe edition of 2008's 'Suicide Season' as a three-disc affair with a whole mess of bells and whistles, courtesy of Epitaph Records, on April 13...