Shure endorsed Bring Me The Horizon rock the Royal Albert Hall for charity 

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Bring Me The Horizon played London’s Royal Albert Hall on Friday 22nd April in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust. 

Rocksound.tv described the bands performance as a “coming of age,” as the band sold-out the iconic Victorian venue to perform alongside a 60-piece orchestra. As a former deathcore band, performing classical reworks from their latest album, ‘That’s the Spirit’ in such a prestigious and ornate venue will no doubt prove to be quite a milestone.

To facilitate such a stand-out show for the group, Bring Me the Horizon were equipped with Shure Axient & PSM1000 wireless systems to ensure solid-RF performance in our crowded capital city. We would like to congratulate the boys from Bring me the Horizon — along with their tour crew — on a successful show for a very worthy cause.

If you would like to hear the show for yourself, a DVD is available to pre-order (due for released 1st September 2016) at the following link: https://bringmethehorizon.pmstores.co/

All proceeds donated to the Teenage Cancer Trust. We’re also pleased to be able to share photos from the gig courtesy of Ashley Osborn photography.

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