Biffy Clyro

Last time they visited Sweden the interest was enormous and the tickets sold out immediately. For those of you who missed this cheered and intimate concert don’t despair. You now  have a chance to see the Scottish band with a new record soon to be released.

They still rehearse in a farmhouse near their childhood homes, and when they get together you can always expect them to come up with the unexpected. Not one of their albums sounds too much like its predecessor, each one brimming over with new ideas and directions that couldn’t be contained even if they tried to rein them in and tame them.

“We’re doing this for each other,” says Simon. “We’re still as much of a gang as we were at the start. I’m doing this for Ben and James as much as they’re doing it for me. I think that’s important. Sometimes success can drive a wedge between a band, but because we’ve been friends since we were eight, playing music since we were 13 or 14, we couldn’t live life without each other in it and we couldn’t live life without this band. It really is what makes my heart beat every day.”