BURY TOMORROW release new single ‘LIFE (Paradise Denied)’

BURY TOMORROW release new single ‘LIFE (Paradise Denied)’

LISTEN: https://BuryTomorrow.lnk.to/LIFEandDEATH
WATCH: https://BuryTomorrow.lnk.to/LIFEandDEATH/youtube

Credit: Fraser Taylor

L-R: Kristan Dawson: Lead Guitar, Tom Prendergast: Keyboards & Vocals, Daniel Winter-Bates: Vocals, Davyd Winter-Bates: Bass, Adam Jackson: Drums, Ed Hartwell: Rhythm Guitar

Ahead of a busy festival season, and one that sees Bury Tomorrow claim the main stages of major UK and European events (including the legendary Download at Donington Park), the sextet have today released, ‘LIFE (Paradise Denied)’. A second, dichotomous single release to March’s ‘DEATH (Ever Colder)’, that completes the yin and yang balance of two standalone singles.

Frontman, Dani Winter-Bates admits “as we head into this new era of Bury Tomorrow we want our fans to be as excited as we are and equally as we head into festival season and this year’s touring we hope this track gets people ready to go wild and celebrate the ‘reopening’ of the live music industry. Life and Death were recorded as stand-alone singles and a small taste of what’s to come next.”

The accompanying music video was directed and produced by the band’s long time friend, Aaran McKenzie (bassist in While She Sleeps). “Aaran is super-talented, proving his skills time and time again, we are grateful he could work his magic on such short notice and create such an awesome, raw video, that really suits everything the song is about.”

BURY TOMORROW – ‘LIFE (Paradise Denied)’ (Official Music Video)</

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With their sixth album, 2019’s ‘Cannibal’, South Coast metal mainstays, Bury Tomorrow, found themselves catapulted further into the upper echelons of the genre. Their most ambitious record to date, both lyrically and sonically, saw them gracing magazine covers, becoming a trending topic on social media and in the process, landing a fourth consecutive UK top 40 album that reached a career best #10 chart position for the UK and bagged the #3 spot in Germany. This success was rounded off with sellout shows across Europe, culminating in a genre defining performance at London’s Roundhouse.

Since then, it would be fair to say that the band have undergone their fair share of change. Pandemic induced cancellations decimated the progression of their live shows, whilst revocations in personal and professional circumstances changed their collective outlooks. The ensuing upheaval resulted in a lineup change, with singing guitarist, Jason Cameron, departing the band.  Now, the band enter a new era. Following a period of rest, a renewed spiritedness can be found in the group, complete with two new members.

Speaking of the new era, the band share: We have all collectively faced the craziest upheaval in both our personal and professional lives over the last few years. However, this time has given the band a chance to focus on what Bury Tomorrow means to them, and has equally provided a chance to channel influences, creatively expand and move forward with a new, driven direction.”

FORTHCOMING LIVE DATES:

JUNE
10 DONINGTON PARK, Download Festival
11 INTERLAKEN Greenfield Festival
13 BREMEN Tower
15 HAMBURG Indra
16 WIESBADEN Kesselhaus
17 AACHEN Musikbunker
18 MANNHEIM Delta Bash
19 DESSEL Graspop Metal Meeting
20 KARLSRUHE Die Stadtmitte
21 AUGSBURG Kantine
25 MUNSTER Vainstream Festival
26 GRÄFENHAINICHEN Full Force Festival

JULY
09 NOVI SAD Exit Festival
16 ANYKŠČIAI Devilstone Festival
22 PLODIV Hills Of Rock Festival

AUGUST
13 WALTON-ON-TRENT Bloodstock Open Air Festival
17 HANNOVER MusikZentrum
18 BREMEN Tower
20 DINKELSBÜHL Summer Breeze Open Air Festival
21 SAINT NOLFF Motocultor Festival

OCTOBER (Co-Headline w/ AUGUST BURNS RED)
21 BRIGHTON Chalk
22 SOUTHAMPTON O2 Guidlhall
23 GLASGOW SWG3 Galvanisers
25 NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE Northumbria University Students Union
26 LEEDS Leeds Beckett Students Union
28 MANCHESTER O2 Ritz
29 BIRMINGHAM O2 Institute
30 BRISTOL O2 Academy Bristol
31 NORWICH UEA

November (Co-Headline w/ AUGUST BURNS RED)
02 LONDON Electric Ballroom
03 LONDON Electric Ballroom
05 BRUSSELS Ancienne Belgique
08 FRANKFURT Batschkapp
10 HAMBURG Markthalle
11 BERLIN Huxleys
12 LEIPZIG Feisenkeller
13 WARSAW Proxima
14 PRAGUE Meetfactory
16 BUDAPEST Dürer Kert
17 BUDAPEST Dürer Kent
18 NUREMBERG Löwensaal
19 STUTTGART LKA-Longhorn
20 PARIS Le Cabaret Sauvage
22 ZURICH Komplex 457
23 MUNICH Backstage Werk
24 ESCH-SUR-ALZETTE Rockhal Club
25 COLOGNE Live Music Hall
26 MUNSTER Skaters Palace