Bring Me the Horizon Drops Jaws with Sleep Token Collab in Brisbane

During a recent performance in Brisbane, Bring Me The Horizon surprised fans by inviting Sleep Token's IV onstage to perform their hit song "Antivist." The masked guitarist took a prominent vocal role in the rendition, with frontman Oli Sykes donning one of Sleep Token's old masks.

Bring Me The Horizon Debut Captivating Performance with Sleep Token at Brisbane Show

In a thrilling surprise that ignited the stage, Bring Me The Horizon invited Sleep Token's enigmatic guitarist, known only as IV, to join them for a mesmerizing rendition of their hit single "Antivist" during their Brisbane concert on April 20.

The electrifying performance, captured in fan-filmed footage that has since gone viral, showcased IV's exceptional vocal prowess as he shared the spotlight with Bring Me The Horizon's frontman, Oli Sykes. Adding to the intrigue, Sykes donned one of Sleep Token's discarded masks, mirroring IV's own enigmatic attire.

The moment was met with an eruption of excitement from the Brisbane crowd, who reveled in the unexpected collaboration between two of the most innovative and captivating bands in modern rock music. The performance ignited a chorus of praise on social media, with fans hailing it as the highlight of the Australian tour.

"The mask pull, how fucking hyped he is. How GOOD HE SOUNDS. I'm sorry IVY & Oli for antivist together is the best content given to me the entire aussie tour. I'm a mess," exclaimed one fan on Twitter.

The collaboration marked a special moment for both bands, as they have shared a deep musical connection for years. Sleep Token has been touring with Bring Me The Horizon as their main support, along with Make Them Suffer and Daine, and their dynamic live performances have captivated audiences throughout the Australian leg of the tour.

This surprise performance also underscores the close relationship between the two bands, who have collaborated on several occasions in the past. Notably, Oli Sykes provided guest vocals on Sleep Token's gripping track "Alkaline," further solidifying their shared musical vision.

Beyond the Brisbane performance, Bring Me The Horizon has continued to make waves during their 'POST HUMAN: NeX GEn' tour, with notable guest appearances by Noah Sebastian of Bad Omens and Olli Appleyard of Static Dress. The tour has been a resounding success, with NME describing the opening night in Cardiff as "a blistering comeback statement" that proved BMTH were "still at their best."

As Bring Me The Horizon continues their triumph, their forthcoming album, 'POST HUMAN: NeX GEn,' remains highly anticipated by fans around the world. Despite delays, the band has teased that it is "nearly finished" and will be "their best album ever."

Speculation about potential collaborations with Underoath and Billie Eilish has added to the excitement surrounding the album's release, which is expected to herald a new era for Bring Me The Horizon and further solidify their status as one of the most visionary and influential forces in contemporary rock music.