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Bring Me The Horizon launches its own festival in Japan

Author Hernan Osuna - 17.7.2023

British rock and metalcore act Bring Me The Horizon is launching its own festival in Japan. The festival is called NEX_FEST.

The festival will take place at the Makuhari Messe Hall in Tokyo on November 3. The event will feature BMTH, Maximum the Hormone, Kruelty, Yoasobi, Paledusk, Hanabie, CVLTE, VMO Violent Magic Orchestra, I Prevail, Babymetal and Yungblud.

Bring Me The Horizon will release a new album called “Post Human: Nex Gen” on September 15 via Sony/RCA.

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