Lonely The Brave showcase Diamond Days

Lonely The Brave

Lonely The Brave have released a studio clip of their performance of Diamond Days.

The track features on the band’s upcoming album Things Will Matter, which will launch on May 20. It’s the follow-up to 2014’s The Day’s War.

The Cambridge outfit previously released Black Mire, What If You Fall and Rattlesnakes from the record, as well as a video for Radar.

Lonely The Brave are currently on the road in support of Things Will Matter, which is available for pre-order.

Lonely The Brave Things Will Matter tracklist

Wait In The Car
Black Mire
What If You Fall In
Rattlesnakes
Diamond Days
Play Dead
Dust & Bones
Radar
Tank Wave
Strange Like I
Boxes
Jaws Of Hell

Lonely The Brave 2016 tour dates

May 17: Leamington Spa, UK
May 18: Exeter Cavern Club, UK
May 20: Cambridge Corn Exchange, UK
May 22: Sheffield University, UK
May 23: Norwich Open Club Room, UK
May 24: Reading Sub 89, UK
May 26: Kingston Upon Thames All Saints Parish Church, UK
May 27: Newcastle Riverside, UK
May 30: Amsterdam Melkweg, Netherlands
May 31: Helmond Cacaofabriek, Netherlands
Jun 02: Berlin Musik & Frieden, Germany
Jun 03: Nuremberg Rock Im Park, Germany
Jun 05: Mendig Rock Am Ring, Germany
Jun 07: Antwerp Kavka, Belgium
Jul 02: Arras Camping Main Square Festival, France
Jul 07-09: Cheltenham 2000 Trees, UK
Jul 15-17: Steventon Truck Festival, UK
Jul 17: Leeuwarden Welcome To The Village, Netherlands
Jul 29-31: Matlock Y Not Festival, UK
Aug 18-21: Gampel Open Air, Switzerland
Aug 27: Plymouth Anchored To The Sound, UK
Sep 02-04: Bedford Fort Fest, UK

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