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British metalcore outfit Bring Me the Horizon had its biggest US chart success to date in 2013 with the album Sempiternal, which reached No. 11 on the Billboard 200. The quintet -- guitarist Lee Malia, bassist Mat Kean, drummer Matt Nicholls and keyboardist Jordan Fish -- followed up the album with concerts around the world, including a stint on the Vans Warped Tour and a co-headlining jaunt though the US with Australian metalcore band Parkway Drive, giving fans plenty of chances to pick up tickets to see the rising group. Sempiternal -- produced by Terry Date (Linkin Park, Deftones) -- marked a further evolution of Bring Me the Horizon, which began as a deathcore band but now has a more nuanced, varied, and melodic sound. On stage, the group has a reputation for delivering energetic performances, and has developed into a very tight unit by playing hundreds of concerts over the last decade.
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The show was amazing! Every opener was awesome, but Bring Me was a dream come true! I’d only seen them before as an opener, so seeing their whole production and set up was on another level. They sounded absolutely perfect and the setlist was a decent mix of their stuff. Oli’s vocals were perfect, even after all these years.
I went with my son who loves BMTH, and I’m not really into his kind of music, BUT Olie put on a great performance!!! Everything was top-notch and I really appreciated how on-time they were with everything! Fun to watch, exciting and an overall great experience!!!
I absolutely love seeing BMTH! They're such an amazing experience. The entire concert was amazing.
Wow, that was really amazing , please come back again , I want more bring me the horizon concert . That was the best concert I’ve ever been to in my life .great energy and everything
Pros: Great performance Great sound Great choreography Very cool video effects with the camera used to show parts of the event on large screens Bring me the horizon has been on the top of my favorite bands for 14 years now and I have never seen them live. 0 disappointment with vocals or energy Cons: Merch was pretty expensive sadly. I was also hoping they'd have anything signed at the VIP booth, but sadly there wasn't This has more to do with the Lenovo center, but the drinks were waaay too expensive. 40 dollars for a vodka lemonade is the worst I've seen.
The absolute best night of my life. Felt like it was a religious experience
Omg, they were amazing!! First time seeing them live, been a fan for about 15 years. I cried tears of joy, they were so passionate and Oli has such a beautiful voice.
I have loved this band since I was younger and finally got the chance to see them live. Best. Night. Ever!
This by far was the best concert I’ve ever been to! Finally getting to see BMTH live was incredible.
Not much to say. Loved and enjoyed every second of it.
I waited almost 10 years to see BMTH, and I sobbed the entire time. It was visually stunning, the crowd was amazing, the music was incredible. I couldn’t have asked for a better experience. My heart is so full.
This concert probably ranks in my top 4-5 shows ever! I’m 51 and been to a lot of shows but this one checks all the boxes. Pyro, explosions, graphics, staging, and some great metal! Great energy from the stage and the crowd. Come early and catch Amira Elfeky, stay for the final encore! Don’t miss this tour!
BMTH is a band I’ve wanted to see for years. They lived up to the expectations and exceeded them with visual arts & live vocals. My favorite concert so far!
I’ve been seeing bmth for 10 years and they get better every time, an unmatched experience in Raleigh. Motionless in white was just as amazing and life changing.
Loved everything about it! The venue was perfect, food inside, tons of merch tables, sound quality was amazing and of course the bands were perfect!
The show was incredible. 10/10 will see again. All the bands did amazing and BMTH was perfection, per usual.
Bring Me The Horizon’s show in Raleigh was a full-throttle, emotionally charged spectacle that blended crushing energy with immersive visuals and powerful crowd connection. From the explosive opening to the heartfelt singalongs, the band delivered a perfectly balanced setlist that showcased both new material and fan favorites. Oliver Sykes commanded the stage with intensity and vulnerability, while the production — lights, visuals, and effects — elevated the entire experience into something cinematic. The crowd was electric, fully engaged from start to finish, making the night feel less like a concert and more like a shared cathartic event.
I've been a BMTH fan for over 10 years and finally got to see them live. Absolutely incredible show, keeps you hyped the whole time. Only complaint was the venue, next time I hope to see you guys at PNC in Charlotte NC but otherwise amazing concert. I will attend more in the future
I have been a big fan of the rock genre for a very long time and truly this concert brought so many artists and visualizes that were amazing and I have never seen before. Wish there was multiple days to go again and again
These guys are absolute pros, you’re guaranteed a great show from these guys. 10/10 experience, all of the supporting openers were fantastic as well.
