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Oli Sykes and Courtney LaPlante Team Up with Grabbitz on “If the Sun Burns Out Tonight”: Stream

The Bring Me the Horizon and Spiritbox vocalists sing on the official VALORANT Champions Tour anthem. Oli Sykes and Courtney LaPlante Team Up with Grabbitz on “If the Sun Burns Out Tonight”: Stream Spencer Kaufman

Oli Sykes and Courtney LaPlante Team Up with Grabbitz on “If the Sun Burns Out Tonight”: Stream

Oli Sykes, frontman for Bring Me the Horizon, and Courtney LaPlante, vocalist of Spiritbox, have collaborated with EDM producer and DJ Grabbitz on a new single, titled "If the Sun Burns Out Tonight". This song will serve as the official anthem for Riot Games' upcoming 2026 VALORANT Champions Tour. The melodic rock track predominantly features clean singing from Sykes and LaPlante, interspersed with some higher-pitched screams during the chorus.

Grabbitz, known for his work in producing music for VALORANT, has crafted a total of three theme songs for the first-person shooter video game. The VALORANT Champions Shanghai 2026 Finals are scheduled to take place from September 24th to October 18th, during which the world's top 16 teams will compete for the championship title.

Bring Me the Horizon will commence their fall North American tour starting this Sunday, September 20th, with a majority of the dates taking place in Canada. Tickets for the tour can be purchased at the provided link. Spiritbox is currently on tour in the UK and Europe alongside Jinjer and Dying Wish; interested fans can secure tickets for select shows at the specified link. The video for "If the Sun Burns Out Tonight" is available for viewing below.

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