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Biffy Clyro frontman Simon Neil has shared details about his new ‘BOOOOOM BLAST’ guitar pedal.The 2.0 version of the distortion pedal follows the release of the original version earlier this year, which is said to capture Neil’s signature sound.It is built to the same specifications as the first, the only change being aesthetic – the painted stripe across the white case has been changed to peach.

Biffy Clyro have played their new album in full on the opening night of their intimate UK tour – you can see footage from the gig below.The group kicked off the tour at Liverpool University on Friday (October 29).

Biffy Clyro frontman Simon Neil has praised Yungblud and said that he admires “him a lot”.The Scottish trio were recently supported by the Doncaster punk star at Glasgow Green and Neil said they were quite taken by him in a new interview with NME.“I love seeing anyone who’s inspired by rock and metal making their way in the mainstream,” he said.

Bob Vylan have announced they are supporting Biffy Clyro on the band’s intimate ‘Fingers Crossed’ UK tour.The London punks will join the Scottish trio for the sold out jaunt which kicks off this Friday (October 29) at Liverpool University.

Sam Fender, Sigrid, Griff, Biffy Clyro and more artists have teamed up to perform a live cover of Foo Fighters’ ‘Times Like These’.The acts came together for the special version at BBC Radio 1’s Out Out! Live 2021 event at London’s O2 Arena.The aforementioned artists were also joined by AJ Tracey, Bastille’s Dan Smith, Dermot Kennedy and Mimi Webb.

Biffy Clyro have shared the combined video for their two recent singles ‘Unknown Male 01’ and ‘A Hunger In Your Haunt’ – you can watch the clip below.The two tracks are both taken from the trio’s upcoming new album ‘The Myth Of The Happily Ever After’, which is set for release on October 22.A 10-minute long video for ‘Unknown Male 01’ and ‘A Hunger In Your Haunt’ has been released this afternoon (September 28).Initially focusing on Biffy Clyro as they perform ‘A Hunger In Your Haunt’, frontman

Biffy Clyro‘s Simon Neil has recalled the impact that Nirvana‘s genre-defining second album, ‘Nevermind’, has had on him and the rest of the band on its 30th anniversary.The iconic LP, which was released on September 24, 1991 and featured hit singles such as ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ and ‘Come As You Are’, saw Nirvana – comprising Kurt Cobain, Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic – bring alternative music into the mainstream, inspiring legions of music fans and three generations of musicians along the

Biffy Clyro with ‘A Celebration Of Endings’, Mogwai for their Number One and Mercury-nominated album ‘As The Love Continues’, The Ninth Wave’s ‘Happy Days!’, The Snuts for ‘W.L.’ and more.See the full SAY Award 2021 shortlist below:AiiTee – ‘Love Don’t Fall’Andrew Wasylyk – ‘Fugitive Light And Themes Of Consolation’Arab Strap – ‘As Days Get Dark’Bemz – ‘Saint of Lost Causes’Biffy Clyro – ‘A Celebration of Endings’Carla J. Easton – ‘WEIRDO’Erland Cooper – ‘Landform (Feat. Marta Salogni)’Fergus

Biffy Clyro debuted their latest single ‘Unknown Male 01’ during their gig on Glasgow Green last night (September 9) – check out fan-shot footage of their performance below.The trio released the track last week (September 3) to announce their forthcoming new album ‘The Myth of the Happily Ever After’, which is set for release on October 22.Biffy gave ‘Unknown Male 01’ its live debut last night during their outdoor gig in Glasgow, with the new song receiving a warm reception from their fans.You

Biffy Clyro have announced details of a new album – ‘The Myth of the Happily Ever After’ is out next month.The album, out October 22, is being billed as “a reaction” to the band’s 2020 record ‘A Celebration Of Endings’, and is being previewed today (September 3) by six-minute first single ‘Unknown Male 01’ – listen to that below.“This album is a real journey, a collision of every thought and emotion we’ve had over the past eighteen months,” frontman Simon Neil said of the new record.

Biffy Clyro have announced they’ll be performing a concert at Dreamland Margate set to take place later this month.The Scottish trio will play the 15,000-capacity outdoor event space and theme park on August 25, as part of the venue’s Summer Series.

Biffy Clyro have been announced to replace Queens Of The Stone Age at Reading & Leeds 2021, with more names joining the line-up of the iconic festival today (Wednesday July 28).QOTSA were due to co-headline the Sunday of Reading and Friday of Leeds alongside Liam Gallagher, but have now had to pull out due to “due to restrictions and logistics”.

Biffy Clyro have shared their cover of Metallica‘s ‘Holier Than Thou’ – you can listen to their bruising rendition of the track below.Biffy are among the numerous artists to have contributed Metallica covers to ‘The Metallica Blacklist’ LP, which is being released to celebrate the upcoming 30th anniversary of the latter’s fifth studio album ‘Metallica’, AKA ‘The Black Album’.Biffy Clyro’s take on ‘Holier Than Thou’ has been released today (July 7) along with an animated visual to mark their

Biffy Clyro have rescheduled their upcoming European tour to 2022 due to the uncertainty over travel restrictions during the coronavirus pandemic.The three-piece’s latest amendment to their live plans follows on from the rescheduling of the UK dates on their ‘Fingers Crossed’ tour to October as a result of the continuing health crisis.Addressing fans in a statement this morning (June 22), Biffy said that they made the decision to postpone their European tour – which had been due to kick off in

Laura Mvula has shared her latest track ‘What Matters’, which features vocals from Biffy Clyro frontman Simon Neil – you can hear the song below.The new offering is taken from Mvula’s forthcoming third studio album ‘Pink Noise’, which is set for release on July 2 via Atlantic Records.A video for ‘What Matters’, which features both Mvula and Neil performing their collaborative track together, has been released today (June 17).The clip is taken from Mvula’s livestream show Laura Mvula Presents…

Biffy Clyro have given an emotional performance of their 2007 track ‘Now I’m Everyone’ to celebrate Scotland men’s national team’s first qualification for an international football tournament since 1998.You can watch the performance below, which was broadcast by the BBC before Scotland’s 2-0 defeat to the Czech Republic at Euro 2020 today (June 14).The video intersperses match footage and news clips of the team’s previous failures with Biffy Clyro’s intense performance, as well as images of

Biffy Clyro have shared a remix of Steven Wilson‘s electronic anthem ‘Personal Shopper’ – you can listen to it below.The original version, which includes a spoken word piece from Elton John, appears on Wilson’s recent album ‘The Future Bites’, which arrived earlier this year via Caroline International.Now, Wilson has shared a remix of the futuristic, drum and bass-propelled cut, reworked by Scottish rockers Biffy Clyro.

Biffy Clyro have announced they’ll be playing a huge Cardiff show set to take place in September.The Scottish trio, who released their most recent album ‘A Celebration Of Endings’ back in August, will be taking over Cardiff Bay’s Alexandra Head on September 16, with support coming from Frank Carter And The Rattlesnakes.“We are excited to announce that Biffy Clyro will headline Cardiff Bay on September 16th 2021, as part of the Bay Series with special guests @andtherattlesnakes,” a post on the

Biffy Clyro frontman Simon Neil is to host six specialist shows on BBC Radio Scotland, starting this month.READ MORE: Biffy Clyro: “Life can be yours – just don’t let it pass you by”The Simon Neil Experience will hear Neil “explore his love of music and share tracks from artists that have inspired him as a musician and music fan”.

Biffy Clyro have revealed that they finished work on their “amazing” new album “literally last week” – and that fans can expect it “hopefully out in October”.

Biffy Clyro have revealed that they’re hard at work on a “sister record” to ‘A Celebration Of Endings’.The Scottish rock titans revealed on social media that they are set to follow up their 2020 LP with a new record that currently has the initials ‘RMV’.

Biffy Clyro have rescheduled their huge outdoor show in Glasgow for later this year, and changed the venue for the event.The show, originally set for late June in Bellahouston Park, will now take place across the city at Glasgow Green on September 9.As with the original date, support for the show will come from Yungblud, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes and Porridge Radio.“We’ve missed playing for you guys a lot & wish June could happen but alas…” the band wrote on Twitter to announce the

Architects have shared their desire to collaborate with Phoebe Bridgers and Hayley Williams in the future.The metal band released their ninth album ‘For Those That Wish To Exist’ yesterday (February 26).The new album features collaborations with Royal Blood’s Mike Kerr and Biffy Clyro frontman Simon Neil, and the band’s Sam Carter has discussed the idea of more collaborations in the future.“It doesn’t just have to be 15 tracks of me trying to do 15 different types of vocals,” Carter told

Biffy Clyro have shared a new version of their song ‘Space’, which features a 40-piece orchestra and a choir.The original version of the track featured on the band’s chart-topping eighth album ‘A Celebration Of Endings’, which arrived in August.The new rendition of ‘Space’ was recorded at Abbey Road Studios for Amazon Originals.

Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion‘s smash hit ‘WAP’ has been added to the ever-growing list, this time with Gang Of Youths.The Australian rockers’ song ‘Let Me Down Easy’ has been mixed together with ‘WAP’ to make ‘Wet Me Down Easy’, which comes complete with a video that features footage of the band performing on stage, as well as the ‘WAP’ video.The cover follows a recent version of the song by Biffy Clyro, who renamed the track ‘Wet As Biffy’ for a performance in the Radio 1 Live Lounge this

Biffy Clyro have topped the UK album chart with A Celebration Of Endings.

“FUCK EVERYBODY /  FUCK EVERYBODY / WOO!” – no, not a leaked Dominic Cummings memo, but the closing screams of Biffy Clyro frontman Simon Neil on the epic ‘Cop Syrup’, the six-minute finale and highlight of the Scottish trio’s ninth album ‘A Celebration Of Endings’. If there was ever a band to have lived by that mantra and done things their way, it’s affectionately monicker-ed ‘The Biff’.

Biffy Clyro but Scottish rock star Simon Neil recently revealed a new ambition - to win the Eurovision Song Contest. Neil, who founded the band with twin brothers Ben and James Johnston, pointed out that he regularly watches the competition and is a huge fan, revealing it led to one of the best nights of his life.He said: "Eighteen years ago a friend and I took some acid and watched Eurovision, and it was one of the greatest nights of my life.

Biffy Clyro frontman Simon Neil has admitted that he once tried to enter the Eurovision Song Contest.The frontman said he made a bid to enter the contest with his side project Marmaduke Duke.He told The Sunday Times: “I have another band called Marmaduke Duke, and we did actually try entering Eurovision. You have to dream big.”Speaking about how he came to love the show after watching it on acid 18 years ago, Neil added: “I wasted an evening watching the Eurovision Song Contest.

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