Lazy Day began life in 2014 as the solo bedroom project of Tilly Scantlebury. Self-recording her tracks on Garageband and making them available online, she quickly gained attention and praise from respected music websites and blogs. Since then Lazy Day have steadily gone from strength to strength, expanding to a four-piece band with a sound as intimate and dreamy as it is biting and bold.
Lazy Day’s debut EP 'Ribbons' was released in September 2017 and was played by Lauren Laverne, Steve Lamacq and Gideon Coe on BBC 6 Music. 2017 also saw Lazy Day complete their first headline UK tour, playing 12 shows up and down the country and selling out both London and Bristol.
2018 didn’t slowed down for Lazy Day, with the release of their single 'Weird Cool' on Art is Hard Records, a string of sold out headline shows, and support tours with Jay Som, Alex Lahey and Amber Arcades. ‘Weird Cool’ followed Lazy Day’s now long-since sold-out Record Store Day 2015 7” single ‘Portrait’ and their 7” single ‘Disappear’ / ‘All The Time’ which was accompanied by a trippy video, hailed by DIY Mag as “yet more evidence of Tilly’s growing ambitions, as she hits down on the accelerator.”
Lazy Day received funding from PRS and Festival Republic ‘ReBalance’ scheme, which saw Tilly head to the studio to record the next batch of new songs. The second Lazy Day EP is set for release early 2019, followed by a headline UK and European tour.
