Punk rock sisters Maid of Ace have today released a new single – their first brand new music in five years.
The four-piece, from Hastings, have made quite a name for themselves over the course of three albums and hundreds of raucous live shows.
Maid Of Ace are Alison Cara Elliott (lead vocals/guitar), Anna Coral Elliott (vocals/guitar), Amy Catherine Elliott (bass/vocals) and Abby Charlotte Elliott (drums).
Their most recent album was Live Fast Or Die, which came out in 2020, following their 2014 self-titled debut and 2016 follow-up Maid In England.
Since playing their first gig in 2005 at their secondary school, Maid Of Ace have since toured the UK, US and Europe.
They appeared on the BBC Introducing stage at the 2015 Glastonbury Festival, and have become regulars at the Rebellion Punk Festival in Blackpool.
Last year, Maid Of Ace supported Green Day on the UK and Ireland leg of their Saviors tour, including a show at Wembley Stadium.
Digital-only
New music has been few and far between – a couple of remixes and the digital-only single Hooligan Heart – a rehash of Made In England – for the 2022 World Cup.
But today the Elliott sisters released a brand new song, These R The Days, the first single off their as-yet unannounced fourth album.
The song’s message is an uplifting one about rising from the depths of despair, as Alison sings: “We won’t cry no more/We’re down ‘n’ out, but we are reborn!”
You can stream and download These R The Days from the Maid Of Ace Bandcamp page HERE.
