Visa Error Delays Biffy Clyro’s US Tour, Band Expresses Frustration
Biffy Clyro, a leading rock band from the UK, has postponed their upcoming US tour due to a visa error. This setback has caused frustration among the band members as they were eager to connect with their American audience. The delays come just days after the band announced a milestone show at Finsbury Park in London, scheduled for July 2026, marking the biggest performance in their career.
Biffy Clyro: A Rock Sensation
Formed in the early 2000s, Biffy Clyro has made a significant mark in the music industry. They have released eight top-five albums, including four that reached number one. Their total sales exceed a million copies, showcasing their popularity and influence.
Notable Achievements
- International breakthrough with the 2009 album “Only Revolutions”.
- Plaidinum certification in the UK.
- Nominated for a Mercury Prize.
- Hits include “Bubbles” and “Many Of Horror”.
The song “Many Of Horror,” which gained immense popularity, was later covered by X Factor winner Matt Cardle. It was released under the title “When We Collide.”
New Album: Futique
In September, the band released “Futique,” their first album in four years. This album’s title is a blend of “future” and “antique,” reflecting the band’s artistic vision. They sought to capture fleeting emotions and experiences that may become valuable memories over time.
Reception and Reviews
- NME praised it as one of Biffy’s “most personal and definitive records to date.”
- Mojo magazine noted a “renewed sense of purpose” in their music.
The band had taken a brief hiatus before returning with this record, during which they contemplated disbanding. However, their recent work shows a genuine revival of creativity and energy, underscored by their dynamic sound.
The upcoming tour delays highlight the challenges artists face in today’s global environment. As Biffy Clyro looks forward to their future performances, they remain committed to delivering passionate music to their fans.
