In 1988, The Jeremy Days landed an evergreen hit with "Brand New Toy" that is still played on the radio today. As "children of the MTV era," the band released five albums in ten years, blending British pop and American art rock. The band's first two albums, The Jeremy Days (1988) and Circushead (1990), were produced by the renowned team of Clive Langer and Alan Winstanley. This duo also worked with Madness, Kevin Rowland & Dexys Midnight Runners, Elvis Costello, David Bowie, and the Hothouse Flowers. By the time the band split up in 1995, they had sold more than a million records.

Twenty-four years later, in 2022, they reunited at Hamburg's "Docks," and released a new album, "Beauty in Broken," which entered the German album charts at number 21 a week after its release. In October of that year, the band performed at the WDR Rockpalast for the first time as part of the Crossroads Festival.

Just in time for their current tour of Germany in October 2025, the Rockpalast performance will be released on CD/DVD and as a limited-edition double vinyl in random colors, as well as digitally.

Dirk Darmstädter, the frontman of The Jeremy Days, says, "It's another document of our band's long and multifaceted journey through this crazy world."

A1. It Is The Time
A2. Starting To Pretend
A3. Breathe
A4. Julie Thru The Blinds
A5. Are You Inventive
B1. For The Lovers
B2. Brand New Toy
B3. Beauty In Broken
C1. Blue New Year
C2. Loved
C3. The Deep Dark Night
C4. This World
D1. Stupid November
D2. Rome Wasn’t Built In A Day
D3. Food And Coffee