Some hate them, some love them. Anyway, he’s on the cover of (the) Rolling Stone and
had a very personal interview with the legendary mag about Tears, Trauma, and Those
Bad Habits. Read the full interview HERE.
All or nothing for Ed.
Elvis about Ed.
29 August 2022
Artwork of their ‘Bad habits’ collaboration
Pretty mental(lic). Sheffield’s clamorous metalcore noiseniks BRING ME THE HORIZON played last weekend at the Reading/Leeds festival in the UK. Once again they teamed up with megastar/songsmith ED SHEERAN (40 million followers).
Early last year BMTH joined Sheeran for a rework of his million-selling hit Bad Habits
(more than 1 billion streams on Spotify). Together they opened the Brit Awards 2022
with the track.
And they don’t get enough of each over. BMTH invited their mate for a euphoric rendition of Bad Habits at their Reading/Leeds show. Sheeran‘s rock credibility got another huge upgrade. You either love or hate him (I’m in the middle) but kudos to Bring On The Horizon who don’t care if their fans will shoot them for working with the singer-songwriter-crooner.
Anyway, this is ecstasy in motion…
All or nothing for Ed.
Daily electricity to load your batteries
20 February 2022
Two weeks ago the annual Brit Awards had a very unlikely surprise act
when mega singer-songwriter star ED SHEERAN and Sheffield’s noise
machine BRING ME THE HORIZON teamed up for a live rendition of
Sheeran‘s 2021 hit BAD HABITS. And? It worked, yes, it worked superbly.
Have a look…
Sheeran: “That show was nuts. We have to get one out… We’ll get Jordan [Fish] and
the lads on it, and I’ll get the vocals in. Make sure it goes proper death growl at the
end, though!”
Oil Sykes (frontman BMTH): “I’ve never had so much adrenaline pumping
through me, ever. There are so many people asking for a studio version.”
And yes, due to massive demand the collaboration
got a steamy studio version release now…
Jealous idiots…
