London, Alexandra Palace, November 26, 2025
Bad Omens’ Rise to Prominence
Bad Omens has reached new heights in their career. Nearly ten years after their debut, the band is enjoying unprecedented success, particularly following the acclaim of their album, ‘THE DEATH OF PEACE OF MIND.’ As they conclude 2025, they have unveiled a captivating new chapter through a series of song releases over recent months. Their performance at Alexandra Palace, overlooking the vibrant skyline of London, marks a significant milestone, showcasing their evolution and potential.
The Opening Acts
The evening begins with The Ghost Inside, who are eager to reconnect with their audience. After a five-year hiatus, their return to the stage is an emotional experience. Their set, featuring tracks like ‘Wash It Away’ and ‘Earn It,’ highlights their ability to blend intensity with emotional depth. The powerful rendition of ‘Engine 45’ resonates deeply, proving that their impact remains strong after all these years. Their performance is a testament to the enduring connection they forge with their fans.
Following them is Bilmuri, marking their fourth trip across the Atlantic in just one year. This experience has enhanced their sound and stage presence. Songs like ‘THE END’ and ‘ALL GAS’ invite audience participation, while ‘BOUTTA CASHEW’ and ‘More Than Hate’ energize the crowd. The band radiates confidence, illustrating their rightful place on such prestigious stages. Their set culminates with ‘BETTER HELL (THICC BOI),’ setting the stage for an exciting 2026.
Bad Omens Takes the Stage
The anticipation reaches a peak as Bad Omens takes the stage, opening with a mesmerizing performance of ‘Spector.’ The crowd is immediately captivated, and the energy surges with the high-octane track ‘Glass Houses.’
A Captivating Performance
The band’s performance transcends a typical concert experience, creating an atmosphere that is both beautiful and intense. Each song, from the haunting ‘THE DEATH OF PEACE OF MIND’ to the catchy ‘Limits,’ is delivered with meticulous attention to detail. The emotional shifts between tracks like ‘Dying To Love’ and ‘THE DRAIN’ keep the audience engaged, while songs such as ‘CONCRETE JUNGLE’ and ‘ARTIFICIAL SUICIDE’ showcase their range. The dynamic interplay between heavy and melodic elements captivates the crowd.
Leading the charge is Noah Sebastian, who exhibits remarkable control over his vocals and stage presence. He engages the audience, guiding them through the performance with charisma and energy. His acknowledgment of the crowd’s support reinforces the collaborative spirit of the event, emphasizing the synergy between the band and their fans.
Reflecting on Their Journey
As the performance progresses, Noah takes a moment to reflect on the band’s journey. He recalls their last headline show in London, which took place at The Dome in Tufnell Park, a venue with a capacity of around 600. The leap to Alexandra Palace, with its much larger audience, is a testament to their growth. “I’m proud of us, and I’m grateful for all of you,” he expresses, highlighting the collective effort that has brought them to this moment.
The evening culminates in a spectacular fashion with the explosive performance of ‘Dethrone,’ characterized by intense visuals and powerful music. This performance solidifies Bad Omens’ status, showcasing their ability to evoke deep emotions through their art.
Looking Ahead
Despite their significant achievements, Bad Omens’ journey feels far from over. The potential for further exploration and innovation in their music is evident, and their growing fanbase suggests an exciting future. With the pressure of success behind them, they appear well-prepared for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
The question remains: are you ready to join them on this journey?
