Million Dead - Live At Electric Ballroom Million Dead

Million Dead 'Live At Electric Ballroom' captures the energy and magic of the final reunion show Million Dead played in December 2025 which was the culmination of a year where the band re-formed playing shows for the first time in 20 years. The full set, recorded live at Electric Ballroom in London, is presented and includes songs from both of their albums 'A Song To Ruin' and 'Harmony No Harmony' - both of which were re-released last year with bonus material and new artwork. Million Dead re-formed as a 5-piece with both guitarists Cameron Dean and Tom Fowler joining Ben Dawson on drums, Julia Ruzicka on bass and Frank Turner on vocals. They originally came together in London, mid-2001. Catapulting into the rock/punk/hardcore scenes of the time, they toured relentlessly across the UK and Europe supporting Cave In, 80's Matchbox B-line Disaster, The Icarus Line, Alec Empire, Funeral For A Friend and Pitchshifter as well as their own headline shows. Their singles gained plays across Radio 1 from John Peel, Mike Davies, Mary Ann Hobbs, Zane Lowe and Steve Lamacq and their videos A-listed on MTV2. Debut album ‘A Song To Ruin’ (2003) reached the Top 20 of the Independent Chart and was described by Kerrang! Editor as: “Jaw-droppingly fiery, punk-fuelled noise laced with intelligence and soul...” and by The Independent as “A quite incredible debut.” After a nomination for Best Newcomer at the Kerrang! Awards, Million Dead released second album ‘Harmony No Harmony’ in 2005 but even though the band’s popularity and success were at an all-time high, they announced their split towards the end of that year.