It’s 10 years and counting for Sanctus Real who are working on album number six.
They haven’t let last month’s devastating fire on their tour bus get them down. The fire completely destroyed the bus and most of their personal belongings onboard but thankfully everyone was able to get out safely.
Although the band had bus insurance, it still hit them hard and faithful fans generously donated to help them replace their equipment.
Now it’s onwards and upwards as they head back to the studio for their latest project.
They’ll no doubt be hoping it resonates as much as their last album, the 2010 release, “Pieces of a Real Heart”, which gave rise to the hit tracks “Forgiven” and “Lead Me”.
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