“Justboy” returns in a Finsbury Park clip
The band shared a short live clip of “Justboy” from their Finsbury Park show, bringing a song from Blackened Sky into their Futique-era video diary.
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Biffy Clyro
Biffy Clyro are the Scottish rock band behind “Many of Horror”, “Bubbles” and “Mountains”, founded by Simon Neil and twins James and Ben Johnston in Kilmarnock in 1995.
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A Finsbury Park headline show to remember
Biffy headlined London’s Finsbury Park with a set spanning “The Captain”, “Justboy” and “Goodbye”. Jamie Campbell Bower joined Simon Neil for “Machines”.
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James takes time away from touring
James Johnston announced that he would miss the upcoming tours to receive professional help for mental health and addiction problems. He named Naomi Macleod as the bassist stepping in for him.
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Finsbury Park headline date announced
The band announced a London headline show for 3 July 2026. Their announcement video gave fans presale details for the outdoor date.
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Futique becomes their fourth UK number one
Futique reached number one on the Official Albums Chart. It also topped the week’s Official Record Store Chart and Official Vinyl Albums Chart.
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