“We are proud to present, The Seventh Sun.” the band said in a statement on their website, “It is an understatement to say we are excited to share the new era of Bury Tomorrow with you all and the first single from the album, Abandon Us, is the perfect way to showcase our intent for the next phase of our band. Visceral and heavy, this track is for each and every one of you that has stood by us either from the beginning, or supported us along the way.” The single has been released alongside a horror-inspired music video directed by Matt Sears. “Taken from a time of loss, uncertainty and insecurity, the intent was to create a heavy track that mirrored these feelings. The lyrics highlight the frustration and anger at the current state of our society and how our so-called leaders seem intent on satisfying self-interest above the collective needs of humanity.” they said, “the video was created in collaboration with director Matt Sears to provide a further commentary on these themes, in the guise of a horror-inspired short film.” You can listen to the new song and watch their video below. 

Earlier this year the band announced they would be going on tour with American metalcore bands, August Burns Red and Miss May I. They will be kicking off their UK/European Tour later this month in Brighton. They will be playing 11 dates in the UK finishing up at the iconic Electric Ballroom in London.

Upcoming UK tour dates:

21/10/22 – Chalk – Brighton
22/10 – O2 Guildhall – Southampton
23/10 – OSWG3 Galvanisers – Glasgow
25/10 – Northumbria University Students Union – Newcastle Upon Tyne
26/10 – Leeds Beckett Students Union – Leeds
28/10 – O2 Ritz – Manchester
29/10 – O2 Institute – Birmingham
30/10 – O2 Academy Bristol – Bristol
31/10 – Norwich UEA – Norwich
01/11 – Electric Ballroom – London
03/11 – Electric Ballroom – London

To book tickets visit: https://www.bury-tomorrow.com/events/

The exciting news come only a week after Bury Tomorrow shared the first four rescheduled UK shows for May next year. As part of their European Tour at the end of 2021, the mammoth of a line-up is sure to bring a storm across Europe, starting in England and continuing in France, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxemburg, Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia before concluding the thirty-day metalcore feast in Germany in late December.

2021 UK/ EU TOUR!
Tickets on sale Friday 9am! pic.twitter.com/RVdkqDLvQp

— BURY TOMORROW (@burytomorrow) September 14, 2020

In addition to all dates already announced in May, and along all UK and European festival appearances for Summer 2021, Bury Tomorrow are determined to continue touring in support of their hugely successful top 10 album Cannibal, available through Music For Nation. After starting the tour in Brighton and assuming no pandemic locks the world down again next year, the Southampton quintet are going straight to their hometown, followed by gigs in Newcastle, Glasgow, Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol and Norwich before concluding in London.

General ticket sale for all UK dates starts this Friday, 18 September at 9am BST. All O2 Priority members already have access to exclusive early-bird tickets as of this morning, while additional pre-sale entries will be available from 10am tomorrow for Live Nation UK’s venues in Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol and London.

NEW: Get excited metalcore fans! @burytomorrow and @augustburnsred have announced a co-headline tour for November 2021 Tickets for Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol and London will be available in our #LNpresale at 10am on Thursday! Sign up to access: https://t.co/fBjPHBEw8M pic.twitter.com/78R7ofMx3n — Live Nation UK (@LiveNationUK) September 14, 2020

Pensylvannia’s finest August Burns Red have been building their reputation as one of the most influential bands in the international metalcore scene since their inception in 2003. With eight official studio albums and one special Christmas record, the band have become a symbol of compositional consistentcy, hard-working attitude, immaculate performing technique and well-balanced progressive influences. Their latest album Defender came in April this year via Fearless Records to predominantly positive reviews from critics and fans.

Miss May I will return to the UK more than three year since the last visit in support of their latest record Shadows Inside, released through SharpTone Records in 2017. The band hold reputation as one of Ohio’s melodic metalcore champions, known for a more traditional and conservative approach to the genre in a time of widespread experimentation. With a significantly more progressive attitude and electronic influences, Thornhill are rapidly becoming Australia’s favourite rising metal outfit and UNFD’s secret weapon for the future. The Melbourne-based act released their debut record The Dark Pool only last year and are quickly becoming an exciting altirnative-driven heavy act to follow.

Here is the list of all UK dates from the Bury Tomorrow, August Burns Red, Miss May I and Thornhill winter 2021 tour:
12/11/2021 – Chalk – Brighton
13/11 – o2 Guildhall – Southampton
14/11 – Northumbria University – Newcastle
15/11 – SWG3 – Glasgow
17/11 – Beckett SU – Leeds
19/11 – o2 Ritz – Manchester
20/11 – Institute – Birmingham
21/11 – O2 Academy – Bristol
22/11 – UEA – Norwich
24/11 – Electric Ballroom – London
25/11 – Electric Ballroom – London