Electronic Press Kit

BIO

Fury are challenging the barriers of hard rock and metal genres once again with their exciting new album “Interceptor”. From the reassuringly old-school fast riffing and anthemic vocals the long lasting fans know from Fury, to the carefully composed, introspective auditory treats that might surprise listeners who expect metal bands to sit neatly in their box. 

Since their previous album, “Born To Sin” (2022), Fury have moved into the territory of dual lead vocals, opening up a new soundscape for the band to explore. With the release of every album since their debut in 2014, vocal melody and harmony have become an increasingly significant part of their sound. Until no longer could the band remain a four-piece, and the powerhouse Nyah Ifill joined alongside founding member Julian Jenkins on co-lead vocals. The pairing of their two distinctive vocal timbres build a wall of sound on the “Interceptor” album, and doesn’t let up the intensity for their roaring live shows. 

2022 was also a big year for Fury bassist Becky Baldwin, who found herself meeting heavy metal idols Mercyful Fate on their first tour in 23 years, and was invited by King Diamond to tour the USA, Canada and Mexico with Mercyful Fate in the absence of their bassist, Joey Vera. After taking this opportunity, Becky was invited to join Mercyful Fate permanently in January 2024. With frequent gaps in the touring schedule to allow King Diamond his many projects, Becky found herself busy with Fury, on the road and preparing the high-energy new album “Interceptor”. 

“Interceptor” also marks another sonic change for the band, bringing in the production expertise of Todd Campbell of Stompbox Studios. Fury met Todd while touring Europe supporting Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons in 2023, and it became clear that someone so close to Motörhead and Lemmy would understand the energy, rawness and dirty guitar and bass tones that Fury craved for their fifth studio album. 

Since the band’s formation in 2010, Fury’s line up has undergone many transformations, but it is undoubtedly clear that Fury have found their stride in recent years, reflecting in their expansion into touring mainland Europe and a growing online following worldwide. Gig highlights include festivals such as Download (UK), Bloodstock Open Air (UK), UrRock (CH) and supporting bands such as Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons, Firewind and Florence Black. 

BAND STATS

2025 Gigs:
UK shows: 40
European shows: 4
Festivals: Maid of Stone (UK), Firevolt Festival (UK), Rock N’ Metal Dayz (DE)
Supports: Firewind (6 shows), Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons (3 shows), 3 Inches of Blood

2024 Gigs:
UK shows: 30
European shows: 8
Festivals: Urrock (CH), Primordial Radio AGM, SOS Fest, Rabidfest, Rockinburgh
Supports: Firewind, Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons

2023 GIGS:
UK shows: 38
EU Shows: 30
Festivals: Bloodstock, Call of the Wild, Sharkfest, Brixham Pirate Festival, Primordial Radio AGM, Maid of Stone.
Supports: Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons (18 shows), Absolva (2 shows)

2022 GIGS:
UK Headline Shows: 33
EU Headline Shows: 7
Festivals: Download (UK), UrRock (CH), Rising Fest (FR), British Steel (FR), UK Guitar Show Liverpool, SOS (UK), Breaking Bands (UK), Brixham Pirate (UK)
Supports: Florence Black

SOCIAL STATS:
Facebook: 35k followers
Instagram: 9k followers
Tiktok: 3k followers
Youtube: 5.5k Subscribers
Spotify: 17k monthly listeners (Sept 2025)

“This is one of the albums of the year for me will be in my top 5”
9/10

Metal Temple Magazine
Reviewing 2025 album ‘Interceptor’

“With Interceptor they’ve made an album that puts the spotlight on who they are in 2025, ready to conquer the world for rock n roll!”
10/10

Matt Bladen, Musipedia of Metal
Reviewing 2025 album ‘Interceptor’

“Hard rock / heavy metal has never sounded so good!.”
5/5

John Haseltine, Metal Rules
Reviewing 2025 album ‘Interceptor’

“This is truly a masterclass in melodic metal and one of the albums of the year.”
10/10

B A Martin, Powerplay Magazine
Reviewing 2020 album ‘The Grand Prize’

“The group are clearly crowd-favourites, if the fans crowding forward in tour shirts and chanting “Fury, Fury, Fury!” are anything to go by – and it’s clear why!”

Download Festival Live Review (2022)

“Absolute quality. Classic metal rock with a modern, vibrant sound and real complexity of musicality. The harmony of the mega guitar playing with the rolling, fast, perfect drumbeats and the stunning vocals from Julian Jenkins and Nyah Ifill created a genuinely raucous and emotional adventure.”

Eavesdrop Music
Live review April 2022 (Birmingham, UK)

“Situated somewhere between Alice Cooper’s Welcome To My Nightmare album and the best tracks that Jim Steinman composed, this album is enjoyable throughout and I love it.
[…]
What FURY have done with this release is returned to the genre’s origins, mythos, and legend, spinning a tale that is recognisable but refreshing at the same time.”

10/10

Martin White, Rock Out Stand Out
Reviewing 2022 album ‘Born To Sin’

“Hell yeah! Find me a more enjoyable album than Born to Sin in 2022 and you’ll be lying, for the fourth album by the Birmingham based outfit simply sparkles from the opening bars of “If You Get to Hell First” through to the triumphant finale of “Born to Sin”
[…]
Whilst they set the bar high on The Grand Prize there can be no doubt that this is their finest record yet. If you only buy one album in March, make it this one.”

Paul Hutchings, Moshville Times

Reviewing 2022 album ‘Born To Sin’

“The strongest differentiating aspects of Fury have always been the distinctive, emotionally charged vocals and those catchy hooks. So why not build an album that showcases those highlights and allows them to shine to their fullest potential? That’s precisely what happens on TheGrand Prize.”

“The Record is chock-full of singalong anthems, guaranteed to burrow their way into your cerebral cortex straight away.”

“If high-quality, classy melodic British heavy metal with a hard rock edge, terrific songwriting, and superb vocals is your bag, then you owe it to yourself to investigate ‘The Grand Prize’ posthaste”

Kit Ekman, Metal Chaos Magazine

Reviewing 2020 album ‘The Grand Prize’

“The world for sure has changed, but music will forever stay and help us lighting up our hearts and souls. Thanks to bands such as Fury for giving the life a reason to live 100/100.”

The Metal Mag
Reviewing 2020 album ‘The Grand Prize’

“One hell of a way to conclude an album which I consider the best they have ever produced”
10/10

B A Martin, Powerplay Magazine
Reviewing 2022 album ‘Born To Sin’

“Fury are one of the best UK bands on the circuit and their albums are always chock full of tracks that cry out to be played live. The Grand Prize is another album that takes pole position! 9/10″

Matt Bladen, Musipedia of Metal
Reviewing 2020 album ‘The Grand Prize’

“Fury then started the engine with emotionally charged, melodic metal, a completely rejuvenated singer and an extremely virtuoso bassist. Glorious. They played on UrRock last year and were back by popular demand this year – and rightly so.”

UrRock 2019, Stans Switzerland. Tracks Magazine.

“This is straight old-school up-tempo Heavy Rock at its best, a nice and catchy melody, a tight rhythm section out for a kill and a vocalist that absolutely shines. […] This is fast, powerful excellently played and heartfelt music, if you do not dig this we can’t be friends.”

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