Roscosmos cosmonaut Sergey Ryazansky (Сергей Рязанский). And in Latvia, a separate premiere took place – the main track from the album's Latvian version was released "Par to zēnu, kas sit skārda bungas" ("About the boy who plays the tin drums"). Prior to the album's release, the musicians announced their participation in two more summer festivals – "Стереолето" in Saint Petersburg and "Кинопробы" in Okulovka, as well as the date of the Moscow presentation of the "Wonderful Day" album, to be held on 13 December in the Crocus City Hall. Apart from the musical announcements, BrainStorm pleased with the news about their participation in the Russian film "7 ужинов" ("7 Dinners") by the director Kirill Pletnyov (Кирилл Плетнёв), to be released in early 2019, where the musicians played themselves in the culmination scene of this romantic comedy. Members Renārs Kaupers – vocals, guitar (1989–present) Jānis Jubalts – guitar (1989–present) Māris Mihelsons – keyboard, accordion and other instruments (1989–present) Kaspars Roga – drums, percussion (1989–present) Gundars Mauševics – bass guitar (1989–2004, died 2004) Festivals Glastonbury (Somerset, England) Sziget (Budapest, Hungary) Atlas Weekend (Kyiv, Ukraine) Kryl'ja () (Moscow, Russia) Nashestvie () (Tver Oblast, Russia) Red Rocks (Chelyabinsk, Russia) Weekend Festival Baltic (Pärnu, Estonia) Rock For People (Hradec Králové, Czech Republic) Watergate World Music Festival (Estonia) Culture Collide Festival (Los Angeles, California, US) Live Sessions Day (Spain), etc. Discography International albums Among the Suns (2000) (FI #13; BEL #42; SWE #47) Online (2001) A Day Before Tomorrow (2003) (POL #47) Four Shores (2006) Years and Seconds (2010) Another Still Life (2012) 7 Steps of Fresh Air (2015) Wonderful Day (2018) About the Boy Who Plays the Tin Drum (2018) Lonesome Moon (2021) International singles "My Star" (2000) (BEL #8; SWE #22) "Weekends Are Not My Happy Days" (2000) (BEL #13) "Maybe" (2001) (POL #1; GRE #8) "Vyhodnye" (2004) (UKR #21) Albums in Latvian Vairāk nekā skaļi ("More Than Loud") (1993) Vietu nav ("No Place") (1994) Veronika (1996) Viss ir tieši tā kā tu vēlies ("Everything Is Exactly As You Want") (1997) Starp divām saulēm ("Between Two Suns") (1999) Izlase '89-'99 (2000) Kaķēns, kurš atteicās no jūrasskolas ("The Kitten Who Didn't Want to Give Up"; the band's translation. Otherwise, it is "The kitten that refused to go to the sea school"; a Latvian expression that means "the kitten that refused to be drowned") (2001) Dienās, kad lidlauks pārāk tāls ("The Days When the Airfield Is