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Bring Me The Horizon play 'The Fox And The Wolf' live for the first time

The live debut happened during the band's headline set at Furnace Fest in Birmingham, Alabama, with guest vocalist Josh Scogin joining them on stage.

Published on · Reported from Rock Sound

Bring Me The Horizon performed 'The Fox And The Wolf' live for the first time ever during their headline set at Furnace Fest in Birmingham, Alabama. The track closes 2010's 'There Is A Hell, Believe Me I've Seen It. There Is A Heaven, Let's Keep It A Secret' and had never been played on stage before.

Making the moment even bigger, the band welcomed Josh Scogin, who delivered the guest vocals on the original recording. The song runs roughly two minutes of raw, screeching hardcore and remains one of the harshest entries in the group's catalogue.

The debut came during an encore that also featured 'Suicide Season', 'Blessed With A Curse' and 'Diamonds Aren't Forever'. The festival appearance marked the band's only performance of 'Count Your Blessings' outside the UK this year, which already made the date a standout for fans in attendance.

The surprise fits a pattern the band has leaned into lately, pulling deep cuts from every chapter of their discography and revisiting the era when they were tied to the deathcore scene. Fan-shot footage of the performance has been circulating online.

Reported from Rock Sound

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