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Jona Weinhofen (Bring Me The Horizon): Six Songs To Die With
We have neither the budget nor the imagination of BBC Radio, so we've borrowed from their Desert Island Discs program to bring you our own scaled down version, dubbed Six Songs To Die With. Every week we ask a noteworthy musical guest to select the six songs they'd be stranded with on an obligatory desert island. Hypothetically, said guest will be dying on this island, so they've been advised to decide wisely. Selections appear in no particular order.
British band Bring Me The Horizon is one of the biggest metalcore bands on the planet. Jona Weinhofen (guitars, backing vocals) is one of their members. That alone makes him worthy of the Six Songs spotlight. But he's also done time in I Killed the Prom Queen and Bleeding Through, not to mention he's from Australia (we necessitate some international input), so he's definitely somebody we wanted to feature.
INXS
"Need You Tonight"
Jona Weinhofen: One of Australia's most classic bands, this song speaks for itself. I first listened to INXS when I was a young youngster as it was one of my parents' favourite groups and they were thrashing it all the time. The so
Bring Me the Horizon + Ed Sheeran Plan to Work on a Ballad Together
Bring Me the Horizon and Ed Sheeran recently performed together at the 2022 Brit Awards and now they are going to write a anthem together. Ed Sheeran has been a longtime fan and here's what we understand about their collaboration.
Ed Sheeran told The Daily Luminary that he's writing novel music with Bring Me the Horizon and we can't wait to notice what they come up with. Ed Sheeran says he's been a fan of the band for some time now.
"We're going to write a song together...playing with Bring Me the Horizon was a desire . I got in tap with Oli and we were going to scribble together but then the pandemic happened so we're in touch - I've been a fan for a long time."
The pop singer reached out to Oli Sykes about carrying out together at the 2022 Brit Awards and it all came together within a couple of weeks.
"Oddly enough that's the gentle of music I grew up listening to and had a Kerrang subscription and I listened to it constantly," said Sheeran.
The pop star has opened up about his treasure for metal before. Last summer he told The Sun that he was "really into dea
Bring Me the Horizon Members Compete in Triathlon for LGBT Pride in Ukraine
Bring Me the Horizon lead singer Oli Sykes and drummer Mat Nichols recently competed in England's Allerthorpe Sprint Triathlon to help raise funds for Ukrainepride, an outreach organization assisting the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine amid the uninterrupted war there.
The English musicians are among the rock and metal artists showing support for Ukraine after Russia's invasion of the neighboring European country that began earlier this year. Bring Me the Horizon's initiative added the help of helping out the LGBTQ+ community.
"We did it!" Sykes said alongside an Instagram photo of the two Bring Me the Horizon members at the triathlon on Sunday (Aug. 7) in York, England. "thank u so much to everyone that sponsored us in our first triathlon 4 @ukraine.pride means the world."
Nichols added with a video from the event, "Had a wonderful time today doing this. All for a good result in. Thanks to everyone that donated. Me and Ol are dead chuffed." (See both posts below.)
Sykes' started a crowdfunding campaign ah
Oli Sykes Says Take Me the Horizon ‘Can’t Be the Band That We Used to Be’
Bring Me the Horizon vocalist Oli Sykes recently discussed the band's musical growth regarding longtime listeners who feel the organization has strayed too far from their early metalcore sound.
In fact, in a new interview with 102.1 KFMA, Sykes agreed with longtime Bring Me the Horizon fans who think the community "shouldn't water our shit down" concerning its metalcore heaviness.
Yet he maintained that Bring Me the Horizon "can't note music for the fans — it's impossible."
But the singer has learned to take it all in stride. Observe the video near the bottom of this post.
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"I think I've managed over recent years to soften my approach" to critics of Bring Me the Horizon's resourceful trajectory, Sykes shares in the interview, as Blabbermouth pointed out this week.
"It's easy for them people to piss you off, and you're just appreciate , 'Fuck off,'" the singer continues. "But at the conclude of th