Bring me the Horizon inspires in Cologne: a top -class concert!

Bring me the Horizon inspires in Cologne: a top -class concert!

Köln, Deutschland - It was a weekend of the superlative for rock fans: Bring Me The Horizon with their appearance as headliners at the known festivals Rock am Ring and Rock im Park. On June 12, 2025, the band around front man Oli Sykes was not only praised for her festival performance, but also made an explosive show in the Cologne Palladium, which was well announced and was just as quickly sold out. That evening, the musicians once again proved that they have grown to the pressure of the headliner role-despite the initial concerns that were expressed by fans and critics.

The atmosphere in the palladium was not the ideal because of the hall with its special construction, but the viewers did not stop the prices called for the tickets in almost three -digit areas. Like morecore.de , the show opened at 8 p.m. with the stirring song "Darkside". And while the Setlist of the Cologne Show was almost identical to that of the festivals, the impressive light show particularly caught the eye, which, despite the reduced stage show, captivated the fans.

an unforgettable evening in the palladium

Oli Sykes was in top form and the band's joy of playing was convincing the audience. Classic songs such as "Happy Song" were thrilled, while the live premiere of the Oasis cover "Wonderwall" caused additional cheers. The interaction with the fans was another highlight: Sykes brought a trailer on the stage to perform the song "Antivist" together with him. The concert finally ended at 9:25 p.m. - a too early ending, but the anticipation for the festivals increased

The shows at Rock am Ring and Rock in the park took place under the cheers of tens of thousands of fans. Impericon Celebrate: 40 years Rock am Ring! The first tones already sounded with surprise acts such as Electric Callboy and Roy Blanco & Die Abbrunzati Boys, followed by an impressive series of appearances in which Bring Me The Horizon has the crowd with pyrotechnology and audience interaction.

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