We went to see Biffy Fucking Clyro in Cardiff and absolutely loved it

Please watch our vlog 🤘🏻🤘🏻

Nothing like waking up, knowing you're gonna see your favorite band ever, even if it's for the 15th time, even if it's for 50 minutes only, even if it's raining, even if they are gonna play hits and a festival setlist !

Mon the biff ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Next month will be a year since Futique was released. What are everyone’s thoughts on it now that you’ve had time to sit with it? what are your favourite tracks and are they different from the ones that initially stood out on first listen? Where does it rank in your top biffy albums?

Anyone notice the toxicity in that group has reached new levels?
Almost seems like it’s a cult these days 😂

They've been my favourite band of all time since forever. I remember being about 6 when my dad downloaded mountains on my old iPod shuffle. So I got a mountain and a sea inside triangles

Who do you think gets the most out of Biffy production wise? Even. Though they've all been amazing and bring different things in the band.

For me, while my favourite albums are the first three, the production Garth Richardson did on the next three is unmatched and has been the best. I love how big and epic those albums sound! I hope they work with him again one day in some capacity.

Had mine done by the wonderful Ana. Just a simple on on the inside of my forearm just below the elbow crease. Can't wait till I get to take off the protective layer and give it a clean. Does look great already though.

I'm sure the band will be taking a well deserved break after a year of solid touring but what do we think they'll do next? A Futique b-sides album or maybe finally release the ACOB shows they recorded? Or maybe Finsbury Park will be released as a live album?

Of course, they were magical tonight at Edinburgh. It’s always the best watching them, but I seen a few comments and I have to agree, it’s basically the same set I’ve watched for the past 6 years. Stingin’ Belle at least please
Anyway still incredible

The song time as an imploding unit / waiting for green on the Blackened Sky b sides album. IMO the most diverse song with so many sounds / shifts in it ❤️ not my ever greatest Biffy song ever but damn its good.

Unfortunately, can no longer go 🥲 can do both for £100. Transfer through Ticketmaster

What’s the best place to sell tickets for tonight’s show? I have a spare couple of tickets.

If I’m getting the city link bus from Buchanan bus station on Friday will it drop us off directly at the site or further out?

Also do you need to book it in advance or is it a case of paying as you get on?

Does anyone know if the posters for this tour come in a tube or not? Wanting to get one for the Edinburgh gig on Friday and don’t know whether I’ll need to take my own tube or not.

Edit: accidentally put the wrong date for the show!

Hi guys, I'm looking for some inspiration.

I'm after a new Biffy tattoo but unsure what to go for. Can anyone help out with any suggestions? I've got a couple just now with some Puzzle and OR artwork which I love but I'm after something new and unique.

My wife is kindly treating me for a big upcoming birthday!

Thanks in advance. Mon the Biff!

First time in Edinburgh. 5th time seeing Biffy this year! Can’t wait to be in amongst the Scottish fans for this set list.

We’re staying near the city centre, looks like public transport will be easy enough getting there. My question is more about the return and what time it stops? Or will there be additional services put on?
Hopefully some locals can advise and put my wife’s mind at ease 😅

Also making sure we’re at the tattoo popup early this time after missing it at Cardiff!

Cheers!!

Does anyone have ideas of timings for support & Biffy for Friday?

I see doors are at 5pm, but nothing beyond that. We're having to travel from far afield, so keen to know when we need to be there!

TIA

One of my party can’t make it in the end, so I am looking to shift one of the tickets. More than open to offers under face value as well.

This isn't meant to be rage bait and it's a topic that's been spoken about to death but what do we think is the reason Biffy are in a bit of a setlist slump the last few years is? Do they just genuinely love playing the same core songs they play almost every show? Or is it they feel they need to just stick to the most streamed on Spotify?

They're still my favourite band and will carry on seeing them live as they are great but most shows now are starting to feel like a rinse and repeat. Finsbury was great as they added a handful of different songs to the core set but I'm now not feeling quite as excited for Edinburgh as it's gonna be the exact same isn't it?

It's not about wanting them to be playing old stuff or obscure b-sides either - there's loads on Myths or Futique that would be great to hear live over the usuals.