Bring Me the Horizon Unveil Cover of Oasis Classic 'Wonderwall': Stream
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Bring Me the Horizon have unveiled a cover of fellow UK band Oasis' classic tune 'Wonderwall' as a 'Spotify Singles' exclusive (stream below). The track is paired with a new remix of the song 'YOUtopia' from BMTH's 2024 album, POST HUMAN: NeX GEn.
While not super heavy, Bring Me the Horizon's version of 'Wonderwall' adds some metalcore elements to the alt-rock ballad, as singer Oli Sykes transitions from clean-sung verses to a screamed chorus.
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The cover comes ahead of Oasis' highly anticipated reunion tour, which includes a summer North American leg (pick up tickets here).
Meanwhile, Bring Me the Horizon are set to play the Rock Am Ring/Rock Im Park festivals in Germany in early June, and the Reading/Leeds festivals in the UK in late August.
In a December interview with Kerrang! on BMTH's 2025 plans, Sykes said, 'I'd like to get new music out… but I'm trying to put less pressure on myself and not promise anything.'
If you don't have Spotify, you can hear a 50-second preview of BMTH's 'Wonderwall' cover in the YouTube player below. If you do have the streaming service, you can listen to the entire song, as well as the 'YOUtopia – EarthcOre Remix,' in the Spotify player below.
Bring Me the Horizon Unveil Cover of Oasis Classic 'Wonderwall': Stream Spencer Kaufman
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