material What You Do, Watch This and Happy Now. Other songs such as Phobia and Spoken Silence would be included on debut album Reflections but before this release the line-up would change after Matt and Dan decided to resign citing external pressures. Reflections & Fracture In 2011, Matt Nickless and Adam ‘Wolfie’ Howell joined the band. Work continued on new material and the band's sound started to evolve to include a harder edged sound. 2012 saw Liberty Lies opening for Shinedown and Halestorm on tour across the UK and into Europe. This was followed by shows opening for Heaven's Basement and JettBlack, as well as the Hard Rock Hell Ibiza Road Trip. The Reflections album was finally released in 2013, preceded by the single Confessions Of An Effigy / Beggars Belief, produced by Matt O'Grady. Matt Nickless left the band to emigrate just as the album was released and was replaced by Liam ‘Bill’ Billings, who learnt the whole live set in one week prior to the launch show. This show took place at Wolverhampton's Slade Rooms, a venue that the band were now regularly headlining. The band continued to tour and write, with the Fracture EP being released in 2015. This EP contains some of the hardest edged songs that the band has recorded, with the opening track, Undivided, providing the name for the Liberty Lies fanclub; many of which travel all over the UK to enjoy their favourite band. In 2017, Wolfie decided it was time to move on and was replaced on bass by Miles Bagshaw. It's the Hope That Kills You The band moved forward again throughout 2018 and 2019, releasing several singles that would appear on their next album. Unfortunately, during the summer of 2019, with the album almost complete, Bill decided to part ways with the band due to personal reasons. The band made the decision to continue as a four piece. The launch show for this album took place at Splinter Studios in Wednesbury, with support from Mallen. A support tour for the album was due to take place the following year but the global pandemic put a stop to pretty much all live music for the best part of 18 months. 2021 & Beyond Liberty Lies returned to the stage on 6 August 2021 for the first time since 2019 with a show at The Station in Cannock, supporting Wolf Jaw. A