Bury Tomorrow Brixton 2027: Tickets, Support Acts and Show Guide

For nearly two decades, Bury Tomorrow have steadily built one of the most dedicated fanbases in British heavy metal music. From playing small club venues in the late 2000s to becoming one of the UK's most respected metalcore bands, their rise has been built on consistency, relentless touring, and an ability to evolve without losing what made fans connect with them in the first place.

Now, the Hampshire metalcore outfit is set to reach a major milestone.

On Saturday, February 20, 2027, Bury Tomorrow will headline London's iconic O2 Academy Brixton for the very first time. It is the biggest headline show of their career in the capital and one that many long-time fans have been waiting years to see.

With a stacked four-band lineup, new material from their latest album, and what the band has described as their biggest production ever, this is shaping up to be one of the most significant UK metalcore shows of early 2027.

Why Bury Tomorrow's Brixton show matters

For many British bands, headlining Brixton Academy represents a defining career moment. The venue has hosted generations of major rock and metal acts, and for Bury Tomorrow, it marks another step in a journey that began back in 2006.

Frontman Dani Winter-Bates, the lead vocalist and co-founder of Bury Tomorrow, has previously said that headlining Brixton Academy was a long-term goal for the band. Over the years, Bury Tomorrow have performed at the venue as a support act for major names including Architects and Parkway Drive. Now, they are returning to Brixton to headline the venue themselves, marking a significant milestone in their career.

The significance of the show extends beyond venue size. It represents how far the band has come over nearly 20 years of touring, recording, and steadily growing their audience.

Who is Burry Tomorrow?

Bury Tomorrow first emerged from Hampshire in 2006. Over the years, they have become one of Britain's most reliable heavy bands, consistently releasing albums while maintaining a strong touring schedule across Europe, North America, and beyond.

Their studio albums include:

• Portraits (2009)
• The Union of Crowns (2012)
• Runes (2014)
• Earthbound (2016)
• Black Flame (2018)
• Cannibal (2020)
• The Seventh Sun (2023)
• Will You Haunt Me, With That Same Patience? (2025)

What has kept the band relevant is their ability to evolve musically while retaining the combination of melodic hooks, soaring choruses, and crushing breakdowns that first attracted fans.

Complete UK tour dates

The Brixton show closes a short run of UK dates taking place across three consecutive nights.

• February 18, 2027 – SWG3 Galvanizers, Glasgow
• February 19, 2027 – Rock City, Nottingham
• February 20, 2027 – O2 Academy Brixton, London

Of the three dates, the London show is expected to be the largest and most ambitious production of the run.

Who is supporting Bury Tomorrow?

One of the biggest draws of this tour is the strength of the supporting lineup.

Rather than a typical headline package, fans are getting four bands representing different corners of the international metalcore and post-hardcore scene.

Stick To Your Guns

California's Stick To Your Guns arrive as main support.

Formed in Orange County in 2003, the band have become one of the most respected names in modern hardcore and metalcore. Known for their politically conscious lyrics and energetic live performances, they remain a major force within the heavy music community.

Their latest album, Keep Planting Flowers, released in 2025, was widely praised and added another strong chapter to a career spanning more than two decades.

Windwaker

Australian outfit Windwaker have developed a reputation for blending metalcore with electronic influences, huge choruses, and modern production.

Their live shows balance heavy breakdowns with melodic hooks, making them one of the most exciting younger bands on the bill.

Elwood Stray

Representing Germany, Elwood Stray bring a heavier post-hardcore edge to the lineup.

The band have built a growing international following through relentless touring and a sound that combines aggression, melody, and modern metal influences.

Together, the lineup features bands from the UK, United States, Australia, and Germany, creating one of the most international metalcore packages currently announced for 2027.

The latest Bury Tomorrow album you'll hear live

Much of the setlist is expected to feature material from the band's eighth studio album, ‘Will You Haunt Me, With That Same Patience?’ Released in May 2025 and produced by renowned producer Carl Bown, the album showcased a darker and more ambitious side of Bury Tomorrow's songwriting.

The record received strong reviews across the heavy music press and is widely considered one of the band's strongest releases.

Songs likely to feature prominently in the Brixton set include:

• Villain Arc
• What If I Burn
• Waiting
• Let Go
• Forever The Night
• Silence Isn't Helping Us
• To Dream, To Forget

Alongside newer material, fans can expect plenty of favourites from albums such as ‘Black Flame’, ‘Cannibal’, ‘The Seventh Sun’, and ‘Earthbound’.

What to expect from the show

This is expected to be a full evening of live music lasting more than three hours. With three support acts performing before Bury Tomorrow take the stage, fans should arrive early if they want to experience the complete lineup.

Expect:

• A career-spanning headline set
• Songs from all eras of the band's catalogue
• Enhanced production, visuals, and lighting
• One of the largest crowds Bury Tomorrow have ever played to in London
• A highly emotional atmosphere for long-time fans

For many attendees, this will feel less like a standard tour date and more like a celebration of the band's journey.

Key details

Event: Bury Tomorrow
Date: Saturday, February 20, 2027
Venue: O2 Academy Brixton, London
Support: Stick To Your Guns, Windwaker, Elwood Stray
Tickets: Click here to buy
Nearest Station: Brixton Underground Station

For long-time followers of the band, this is the show that represents years of growth, persistence, and ambition finally coming together.

If you've ever wanted to experience Bury Tomorrow at their biggest and most ambitious, Brixton Academy in February 2027 is likely to be the place to do it.

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Bury Tomorrow Brixton 2027 brings the band's biggest London headline show yet, featuring support from Stick To Your Guns, Windwaker, and Elwood Stray.

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