Believe in Nothing, Stormo, Chewing Glass Collective & Ritemaker at Moor Beer Co

A gig held at Moor Beer Co on Saturday 24th October. The event starts at 19:30.


BACCHUS PRESENTS: BELIEVE IN NOTHING & STORMO

Two unstoppable forces collide as BELIEVE IN NOTHING and STORMO bring their co-headline tour to Bristol this October for what will be an unforgettable show.

Believe in Nothing have been on a sharp upwards trajectory since the release of their debut album Rot in 2025, which made it into Metal Hammer's AOTY list amongst countless others. Already known for their harrowing and claustrophobic live sets, Believe in Nothing have been spreading terror up and down the country, with highlights including Incineration and their upcoming appearance at ArcTanGent later this year.

Formed in 2007, Italian band Stormo have become a pillar of the European screamo scene, combining elements of screamo and noise with influences from black metal and hardcore. Having performed with the likes of Converge and recently Raein, as well as appearing at festivals like Roadburn, Stormo have honed their art on the biggest of stages and promise a night of distorted chaos at Moor Beer.

SUPPORT FROM:
- Bristol's noisiest industrial metal machines CHEWING GLASS COLLECTIVE
- Birmingham's blackened and violently mathy post-hardcore debutants RITEMAKER

"Rot is a sludge metal behemoth and a manifesto for crumbling minds trying to survive in a crumbling world.” - Metal Hammer



Entry requirements: 18+

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