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Metal Hammer
Metal Hammer
Entertainment
Cheri Faulkner

"Thousands of fans with knees far less reliable than they were are bouncing around, screaming every word." Bring Me The Horizon's crushing Count Your Blessings show is a reminder of how ferociously heavy they can still be

Bring Me The Horizon on the front row.

There was a time when Count Your Blessings felt like the album Bring Me The Horizon wanted to leave behind. The Sheffield metalcore heavyweights' debut earned them a devoted MySpace following in 2006, yet simultaneously caused them to become one of the most divisive names in British metal. Tonight's full album playthrough feels like BMTH reclaiming their own history, with the newly-released Count Your Blessings | Repented breathing new life into tracks that formerly served as a gateway into deathcore.

The preceding bands on the lineup serve as a reminder of how fantastic metal is in 2026. Still In Love's Nick Worthington fronts a hardcore supergroup of former members of Dead Swans, Last Witness, and Brutality Will Prevail, alongside former BMTH guitarist Curtis Ward. The five-piece rip through a powerful set that incites a horde of stage divers, even in the astonishing humidity of the indoor stage.

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