Counting Days Recruits New Guitarist Curtis Ward
Counting Days is thrilled to announce that former and original Bring Me The Horizon guitarist Curtis Ward will be joining the band on a full time basis after replacing Bobby Daniels for the recent Hacktivist and Crossfaith support shows.
Curtis was instrumental in the two first Bring Me The Horizon albums "Count Your Blessings" and "Suicide Season." Talking about joining the band he says:
“My friend told me to check out the new album a few months ago and was really in to it. The band mixes my favourite parts of metal and hardcore and use them to create an awesome sound. I've been trying to make own band for a while now and have been struggling to find people who can commit the time. So when Charlie asked me if I'd like to try out for Counting Days I jumped at the chance. The songs are real fun to play and I can't wait to perform them live. Plus we have been writing new songs together already!"
Guitarist Charlie Wilson adds: "I've been friends with Curtis for a while, we met through mutual friends at hardcore shows around the time he first moved to London, We got talking recently and he told me he wanted to get a new band together, by chance we were short of a guitarist so we met up for a rehearsal. His style of playing and taste in music was perfect for Counting Days we're really stoked on bringing him into the band and feel he will be a great addition to our live performances and writing process!"
Latest Counting Days album "Liberated Sounds" was released on Mascot Records/Mascot Label Group on 16th October 2015. Catch the band live on these dates:
Thursday 19th May – Scuzz UK Throwdown Alternative Escape, Brighton
Friday 27th May – Concorde 2, Brighton w/Architects
Saturday 28th May – Concorde 2, Brighton w/Architects
Saturday 4th June – Camden Rocks Festival, London
Friday 10th June – Download Festival, Leicestershire
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1. Jimmy t writes:
Bloody stoked man for curtis i love count ur blessings (bmth) i think its an absolute ripper. I cant believe that oli sykes and lee malia and the rest dont like cyb i cant get enough and ive been listening to it for 8yrs. Im amazed when i hear people back then slamming the album it is f**kin awesome. Even when you see them play it especially the show in 07 at richmond they go off and you never see that emotion now. I think him leaving was a disaster but they wanted more money and fame and curtis wasnt sellin out to that shame on u bmth you had something great and let it slip away. Go curtis u rock man