Honours on the Horizon

aren’t the first Brit heavy rockers to headline Wembley Arena recently. Both You Me At Six and Bring Me The Horizon have played the legendary venue.

But these Bedford boys like to do things a little differently.

Don Broco may have mean riffs, but they love pop and theatricality too. Third album Technology, released last year, features Come Out To LA and Pretty, which both proved crowd favourites if the mosh pits were anything to go by.

The cowboy who appeared during Everybody was singer Rob Damiani’s dad, who dances in the video for the song and recreated this on stage.

Old song Thug Workout was a reminder of how rough and ready the band used to sound.

Meanwhile, Half Man Half God showed how slick they are today.

They’ll definitely be back here.

ROCKERS Bring Me The Horizon want to be introduced as the “Grammy band” for ever more.

The band’s single Mantra received a nod for Best Rock Song and they say the recognition will hold weight for the rest of their careers.

Frontman Oli Sykes told me: “I’ll always call us a Grammy band from now on. It’s just the biggest compliment.”

Bandmate Jordan Fish agrees, “Especially as it’s for songwriting for me. It’s real special. We worked so hard on songwriting and we did it all ourselves.

“The songwriting is the most