Burner Brings a Heavy Triple Bill to The Lubber Fiend
Burner plays The Lubber Fiend on 26 October with Beyond Extinction and Worn Out.
Burner at The Lubber Fiend brings the South London metal band to Newcastle on Monday 26 October, with Beyond Extinction and Worn Out completing a heavy three-band bill. The show is listed for 7pm and forms part of Burner’s autumn UK touring around their 2026 album No One Is Coming to Save Us.
Burner have spent the last few years building a reputation at the point where metallic hardcore, death metal, mathcore and thrash start to blur together. Their 2023 album It All Returns to Nothing pushed that mix into a full-length release after earlier EP work, while newer material has continued to sharpen the balance between hardcore momentum and much heavier metal textures.
## Burner at The Lubber Fiend
The Newcastle stop arrives in the middle of a tightly packed run, and the support makes the date stronger. Beyond Extinction bring another strain of modern extreme metal to the bill, while Irish band Worn Out add metallic hardcore that should make the night feel coherent from the first set rather than waiting for the headliner to arrive.
Burner’s newer record gives this tour a clear reason to exist beyond simply revisiting older material. No One Is Coming to Save Us arrived in September 2026, so the Lubber Fiend date falls close enough to release for the latest songs to be central to the set. For anyone who has followed the band since A Vision of The End or It All Returns to Nothing, Newcastle gets a useful snapshot of where that sound has moved next.
The Lubber Fiend is also the right size for a bill like this. Close rooms tend to suit hardcore and extreme metal because the energy is immediate, and there is little distance between the stage and the audience.
Burner play The Lubber Fiend on Monday 26 October 2026 at 7pm, with Beyond Extinction and Worn Out.
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