PHOTOS: Bring Me The Horizon at Upheaval Festival 2023
Bring Me The Horizon was one of the most anticipated sets of the weekend at Upheaval Festival 2023.
Coming with high energy out of the gate, Oli Sykes was in his ultimate form. Donning a tank top that said “Cult Leader,” he commanded the crowd, and requested more than once for the audience to open up the pit. In fact, he was getting slightly irritated at the fact that everyone was more chill than he would like.
“We had better pits at the Fall Out Boy shows,” he said to the audience, reminding all of us that they are currently in the middle of a full tour with the elder statesmen of FOB.
Playing a 15-song set counting the encore, Bring Me The Horizon hit all of the right songs, including “MANTRA,” “Teardrops,” their new single “LosT,” “Follow You,” and “Can You Feel My Heart.”
The set was one of the best of the weekend, and the energy the whole band put on definitely made us sold on hopefully covering them at the ‘So Much (For) Tourdust.’
Check out all the photos shot by Ami Nicole ACRONYM here, and check out their setlist in this handy playlist below:
To see the full show review, click here.
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Ami Nicole ACRONYM (Photographer + Writer)
Ami Nicole is a Concert + Festival Photographer and Music Journalist who has covered multiple artists of all genres in digital media and in Radio to 60+ stations across the U.S. Some of the acts she's photographed include Billie Eilish, Snoop Dogg, Rob Zombie, My Chemical Romance, Shinedown, and more. See her full portfolio on ACRONYMIS.com/photography/concerts.