Bury Tomorrow at Manchester O2 Victoria Warehouse, October 2025

It’s Friday night in Manchester at the O2 Victoria Warehouse, and performing their biggest headline show to date is British Metalcore band Bury Tomorrow, with support coming from Siamese, Lionheart and Nevertel.

Siamese

First up for tonight is Denmark’s Siamese with the opening early slot of this evening, with the audience slowly trickling in for this evening’s show. Siamese kicks off the set with the band’s electric violin, which gives such a different note for the evening. During the Siamese set, we are treated to an unreleased song, “Drown”, which captures the crowd with Tom Prendergast joining the band onstage for “Ocean Bed”. The short and sweet set has brought a lot of new fans to the fan base tonight!

Lionheart

Next up is American Lionheart bringing out our hard, beatdown band of the evening, with most of the set focusing on their latest recordings of Welcome to West Coast 1, 2 & 3. Their high energy captures the crowd, who have filled the venue. Their high energy is shown throughout each member of the band and including two barrels that produce smoke throughout perfectly timed intervals, featuring songs throughout the set of “Death Comes In 3’s”, “Burn” and “Keep Talking” as well as two perfect covers of Limp Bizkit’s “Break Stuff” and Beastie Boys’ “Fight For Your Right”.

Nevertel

Our final support for the evening comes from Nevertel, our Floridian Melodic band. Their slight hip-hop sound keeps the band on a non-stop moving moment. Nevertal had a short and sweet set which felt over super quickly, but captured the audience with the odd crowd surfer coming over. The setlist contains “Did It All”, “Icon”, and “Criminal”.

Bury Tomorrow

On to Heavy music award winners of Best UK Live Artist of 2025, kicking off tonight’s set with a quick public service announcement to the audience, which kicks off the perfectly crafted lightshow and into “Choke”. With this being their biggest UK Headliner show, the bar had been set high for them tonight! Quickly flowing into “Life (Paradise) which sees are first few crowd surfers coming over the barrier, and “Death (Even Colder) which sees a crowd of crowd surfers being carried out by security as the evening goes hard and pyro gets a short hiatus while fans and press are removed from the pit. (Shout out to Manchester 02 Victoria Warehouse for being on top of things and keeping everyone safe tonight!)

With latest 2025 album “Will You Haunt Me, With That Same Patience…” being brought out for a spin tonight we get to witness “Let Go”, “Villain Arc”, “What If I Burn”, “Waiting”, “Yōkai (妖怪)” fulfilled with Daniel Winter-Bates fantastic vocal range alongside Tom Prendergast which works perfectly alongside the rest of Bury Tomorrow. This is their second show of the day in Manchester, from a short acoustic set earlier. As the stage heats up, fans constantly open up multiple pits and come flying over the barrier. Bury Tomorrow have really outdone themselves and truly have lived up to being one of the best live artists in the UK, with their 20th anniversary of being a band coming up next year. It will be interesting to see what tricks they have up their sleeves for next year!