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Monday, October 19, 2026

Oli Sykes and Courtney LaPlante Team Up for Super Bowl-Level Performance at Valorant Champions Ceremony

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    Bring Me the Horizon frontman Oli Sykes and Spiritbox singer Courtney LaPlante joined forces with producer/DJ Grabbitz for a performance of “If the Sun Burns Out Tonight” at the VALORANT Champions Grand Finals opening ceremony in Shanghai on Sunday.

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    As previously reported, the three artists recorded the song as the official theme to Riot Games’ 2026 VALORANT Champions Tour. The performance at the esports event in Shanghai was akin to a Super Bowl halftime show, complete with big-budget staging and multiple dancers.

    Sykes and LaPlante each rose up from underneath the stage, as they traded verses and joined together on the chorus, all while the team members were being introduced to the arena crowd. Grabbitz also sang toward the end, with all three delivering an epic finale. Watch below.

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