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BRING ME THE HORIZON, LOATHE & 2000 TREES 2027 PREDICTIONS

In episode 77, the Ragamuffins — Alex, James and Dan — review new singles from Native James, Long Goodbye, Knosis, and Bury Tomorrow, and share share their thoughts on the latest releases from some of the biggest names in heavy music, including Loathe and Boundaries. 

The guys also give their reaction to the 20-year re-recording of Bring Me The Horizon's debut album, Count Your Blessings | Repented.

They also shine a light on rising UK talent Rozemary, discussing the band's new EP and setting out the case for why they're worth having on your radar.

Fresh from this year's scorching-hot 2000 Trees Festival, they look ahead to its 20th anniversary celebrations in 2027 — discussing who they would love to see headline each night, and who they think could realistically take the top slots.

Who makes the cut? Which bands get the Ragamuffin headline nod?

Find out now...

ABOUT THE RAGAMUFFIN MUSIC PODCAST

Hosted by Alex, James and Dan, the Ragamuffin Music Podcast is your fortnightly deep dive into the best in alternative music. Covering everything from up-and-coming bands to established heavy hitters, the lads bring together album reviews, festival previews, gig vlogs, exclusive interviews and more.

As our official media partners, the Ragamuffins are regular fixtures at TEN OF CLUBS events — including Fresh Blood and TOCstock — interviewing bands and documenting the energy and community of the UK alternative scene.

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