Tickets are now on sale for a unique cinematic event featuring British rock band Bring Me The Horizon, offering fans worldwide a chance to experience their largest headline show to date. and have been set as the dates for screenings of “L.I.V.E. In São Paulo (Live Immersive Virtual Experiment)” in cinemas globally.
The event captures the band’s performance at Allianz Parque Stadium in São Paulo, Brazil, before a sold-out crowd of 50,000 people. Described as their best show yet by the band themselves, the film aims to expand upon the visual themes of their “POST HUMAN” project, incorporating cinematic production elements, perspectives from fans in attendance, and appearances from characters integral to the band’s evolving narrative, including E.V.E, Selene, and M8.
The production promises an immersive experience through the use of multi-camera footage, aerial drone shots, and contributions from fan-submitted videos, intending to replicate the energy of the live concert. The setlist will span the entirety of Bring Me The Horizon’s discography, encompassing material from albums such as “Sempiternal,” “That’s the Spirit,” “amo,” and the “POST HUMAN” series.
Bring Me The Horizon has achieved significant international success, selling over 6.6 million albums and accumulating more than 9.4 billion streams across various platforms. The band has also received both BRIT Award and Grammy nominations, solidifying their position as a major force in the contemporary music scene. Organizers position “L.I.V.E. In São Paulo” not merely as a concert film, but as a documented moment in music history.
The release of this cinematic experience comes as Bring Me The Horizon continues an active touring schedule. Upcoming dates include a performance at the Sick New World Festival in Las Vegas on . The band will then move to Canada, playing Scotiabank Arena in Toronto on and Bell Centre in Montreal on . A North American tour continues throughout May, with stops in Worcester, Massachusetts; New York City; Baltimore, Maryland; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and Nashville, Tennessee, among other cities.
Beyond North America, Bring Me The Horizon is scheduled to perform at Welcome To Rockville in Daytona, Florida on . Further dates extend into the European festival season, with appearances at Sweden Rock Festival from to and performances in Kraków, Poland on and Hradec Králové, Czech Republic on .
The “L.I.V.E. In São Paulo” event represents a growing trend of artists utilizing cinema to deliver immersive concert experiences to a wider audience. This approach allows fans who may not have been able to attend the original live performance to participate in a visually and sonically rich recreation of the event. The 1 hour and 54 minute film aims to provide a unique perspective, blending professional cinematography with the raw energy of a live concert and the intimacy of fan-captured footage.
The band’s decision to focus on the São Paulo performance highlights the importance of the Latin American market to their global fanbase. Brazil, in particular, has become a significant hub for international music tours, attracting major artists across various genres. The choice of Allianz Parque, a modern multi-purpose stadium, underscores the scale of the event and the band’s ambition to deliver a spectacle worthy of the venue and the audience.
The “POST HUMAN” project, which forms the thematic core of the cinematic experience, represents a conceptual arc in Bring Me The Horizon’s artistic evolution. The project explores themes of technological integration, societal anxieties, and the evolving nature of human identity in the digital age. By expanding the visual universe of “POST HUMAN” through the “L.I.V.E. In São Paulo” film, the band seeks to create a more immersive and engaging experience for their fans, inviting them to delve deeper into the project’s underlying concepts.
