Bury Tomorrow

Bury Tomorrow formed in 2006 in Southampton, Hampshire, England. The initial lineup included Daniel Winter-Bates on lead vocals, Davyd Winter-Bates on bass, Adam Jackson on drums, Jason Cameron on rhythm guitar and clean vocals, and Mehdi Vismara on lead guitar. The band quickly aimed to demonstrate the continued relevance of the metalcore genre, self-releasing their debut EP, “The Sleep of the Innocents,” in 2007. Their first studio album, “Portraits,” was released in October 2009 through Basick Records in Britain, followed by a release in Japan and the United States through Artery Recordings in March 2010. The band toured extensively across the United States, Europe, and Japan in 2010, supporting notable acts such as Asking Alexandria, Of Mice & Men, Sleeping with Sirens, and Pierce the Veil.

In 2011, Bury Tomorrow faced challenges when their American record label, Artery Recordings, pressured them to relocate to the United States and incorporate more electronic elements into their music, leading to a breakdown in communication and the loss of their North American and Japanese label partnerships. Despite these setbacks and financial constraints, the band persisted, releasing the single “Lionheart” in September 2011 and embarking on a UK headline tour in December. In 2012, they signed with Nuclear Blast and released their second album, “The Union of Crowns,” which debuted at number 6 on the UK Rock & Metal Chart and peaked at number 25 on the US Top Heatseekers chart. Following Mehdi Vismara’s departure in 2013, Kristan Dawson joined as lead guitarist. The band continued to tour and release music, with albums like “Runes” (2014) reaching number 1 on the UK Rock chart and “Earthbound” (2016) further solidifying their position in the scene. In 2018, they signed with Sony Music and Music For Nations, releasing “Black Flame” and achieving their highest chart placement yet with “Cannibal” (2020), which reached No. 10 on the UK Official Albums Chart.

The band experienced a significant lineup change in 2021 with the departure of founding member Jason Cameron. Ed Hartwell and Tom Prendergast joined shortly after, bringing new energy to the group with Ed on rhythm guitar and Tom on clean vocals and keyboards. This new lineup released “The Seventh Sun” in 2023. Their upcoming eighth studio album, “Will You Haunt Me, with That Same Patience,” is scheduled for release on May 16, 2025. Bury Tomorrow has consistently evolved their sound, balancing fierce melodic death metal-inspired riffs with anthemic choruses, influencing a new generation of metal bands.