South-Coast metallers, Bury Tomorrow, have released a brand new single, ‘The Grey (VIXI)’, ahead of their biggest UK headline tour to date in December.
Speaking of the song, frontman Dani Winter-Bates says, “The Grey (VIXI) is one of the darkest songs we have ever written. It’s about being on the precipice of an abyss knowing you are eventually going to jump off. VIXI is Latin for ‘I have lived’. I wanted to open up a piece of my mind to the world hopefully to start a positive dialogue about troubling times.”
Bury Tomorrow’s UK headline tour kicks off on December 13th in Portsmouth, shows in Nottingham, Cardiff, Newcastle, Glasgow and Manchester follow, with the tour culminating with a show at London’s Roundhouse venue on December 21st. Full dates below:
DECEMBER
13: PORTSMOUTH Pyramids Centre
14: NOTTINGHAM Rock City
15: CARDIFF Y Plas
17: NEWCASTLE Riverside
18: GLASGOW SWG3
20: MANCHESTER Academy
21: LONDON Roundhouse
Tickets on sale now at:https://www.livenation.co.uk/artist/bury-tomorrow-tickets
By whatever measure you care to use, BURY TOMORROW are among modern British metal’s upper echelon. Long since established as one of the UK’s most successful heavy exports, the Hampshire quintet has performed on main stages at virtually every major European festival you could care to name, racked up millions of YouTube views, scored three top 40 UK albums and sold tens of thousands of tickets to their incendiary live shows in the process. Shows which combine a passion, precision and uncompromising aggression that has become both a trademark and a badge of honour.
They have achieved all of this and much more not by following trends or jumping from bandwagon to bandwagon — but rather by sharpening to a diamond-cut point their brand of punishing, yet effortlessly melodic heaviness. The music speaks of a character that few bands of any genre could hope to match.
Indeed, it is this character, this unwavering spirit, that has earned them one of the most rabidly dedicated, dye-in-the-wool fanbases in the whole of rock music. A fanbase which has seen the band grow steadily across five pulverising records of unerring quality and ever-expanding ambition.