in native Latvia gathering 89 500 people in 7 dates. In autumn of 2012, they toured Russia in support of the album release there. On the festival season of 2012 BrainStorm played following festivals – The Great Escape (UK), Music Matters (Singapore), Rock For People (Czech Republic), Nashestvije, Kubana, Krilja and Red Rocks (Russia), Watergate (Estonia), Sziget (Hungary), Vilnius Music Week (Lithuan2013ia), Culture Co2013e (USA), and Live Sessions Day (Spain). 2013 In June 2013 BrainStorm played in the "Glastonbury Festival" and so became the first band from the Baltics to be playing in the festival. 2015 At the start of the year, the band completed a new album, with Alex Silva as the producer, who has worked with BrainStorm before, on the 2006 album "Four Shores". The work on the new compositions took place in Berlin, at the legendary Hansa Studio. Traditionally, the first releases of their albums are always held in the mother country of the band – Latvia. And on 10 February 2015, the first single "Ziemu apēst" from the Latvian version of the album named "7 soļi svaiga gaisa" ("7 Steps of Fresh Air") was released. The same day ticket sales for the summer tour of the band were launched. On 19 May, two versions of the new album were released simultaneously – "7 soļi svaiga gaisa" for Latvia and "7 Steps of Fresh Air" for Russia and the CIS. The Russian version of the album included ten songs, three of which were in Russian and one in the native language of the band – Latvian. The other songs of the album were in English. In Russia, the album was released on the Warner Music Russia label. The very first track from the new record named Epoch, having stayed on the chart "Чартова Дюжина" ("Chart's Dozen") for almost five months, topped it twice during that period and, as a result, received the 2015 award "Chart Leader 2015". The second track from the new album "Пропуск" ("Pass") topped the chart "Чартова Дюжина" in December 2015 and stayed on the top for over a month. BrainStorm opened the summer season at the "Нашествие" festival (Russia), where they performed as headliners on Saturday, 4 July. The musicians continued their summer concerts with a big Latvian tour, gathering more than 100,000 spectators during their four concerts in Valmiera, Ventspils, Jelgava and Riga. On 26 October, prior to an autumn concert season,