Bullet For My Valentine in Prague

Bullet For My Valentine are a Welsh metal band formed in Bridgend in 1998, known for melodic metalcore built around heavy riffs, clean choruses and screamed vocals. Their 2005 debut album, The Poison, contains “Tears Don’t Fall,” “4 Words (To Choke Upon)” and “All These Things I Hate (Revolve Around Me)”; later releases include Scream Aim Fire and Fever. A 2006 concert at Brixton Academy was filmed for The Poison: Live at Brixton. The band returned to the venue for two shows on The Poison’s tenth-anniversary tour in 2016, later released as Live from Brixton: Chapter Two. Festival appearances also included Download Festival and Rock am Ring.

Pendulum are an Australian-born electronic band formed in Perth in the early 2000s, known for fusing drum and bass with rock and festival-ready dance music. They broke through with the album "Hold Your Colour" and later cemented their reputation with tracks like "Slam", "Blood Sugar", "Propane Nightmares", "Granite" and "Watercolour". The group have operated both as a full live band and as a DJ/production outfit, with members also involved in the Knife Party project. They first built their name in clubs and drum and bass nights in Australia and the UK, then moved on to full live shows that took their studio productions onto big stages with drums, guitars, synths and visuals. Pendulum went on to headline and high-bill major festivals such as Glastonbury, Download, Reading and Leeds and T in the Park, and they have played large venues from Brixton Academy and Wembley Arena in London to arenas across Europe. Alongside the band shows, Pendulum DJ sets have appeared at club events and dance festivals around the world. Pendulum play regularly across the UK, Europe, North America and Australia, with cities like London, Manchester, Brisbane, Sydney and San Francisco often featuring on their tour schedules. For fans of Sub Focus and Delta Heavy, these shows are an easy recommendation.