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Bring Me The Horizon Guitarist Lee Malia Skips Aussie Tour to Spend Time with Newborn

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Renowned guitarist Lee Malia of Bring Me The Horizon has made the tough decision to skip the Australian leg of the band’s ‘NeX GEn Tour‘ to bond with his newborn child. The 39-year-old musician, known for his exceptional guitar skills, welcomes the baby boy with his wife Deni Marie McGonigle. Malia, already a father to a little girl named Evalyn, will miss the upcoming performances in Australia.

The ‘NeX GEn Tour’ kicked off at Melbourne‘s John Cain Arena on Wednesday, marking the start of a series of electrifying performances across the country. While Lee Malia will be notably absent during this Australian stretch, his bandmates, including frontman Oli Sykes, extended their support for his decision, acknowledging the importance of family time.

After the Australian shows conclude on April 21 in Brisbane, Lee is expected to rejoin the band for their gigs in Las Vegas scheduled for April 25, coinciding with their appearance at the esteemed Sick New World festival. This temporary hiatus showcases the band’s commitment to balancing personal life with their demanding tour schedules.

Bring Me The Horizon, led by the dynamic Oli Sykes, has been a dominant force in the rock scene, delivering chart-topping hits and enthralling live performances. The band’s synergy and energy on stage have captivated audiences worldwide, solidifying their position as pioneers of modern rock music.

Malia’s absence from the Australian tour adds a personal touch to the band’s journey, emphasizing the importance of family values amidst the whirlwind of a global music tour. Fans and supporters have taken to social media to express their understanding and encouragement for Lee Malia’s decision, showcasing a strong community bond among followers of the band.

Rachel Adams

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