Arising from a busy festival season, Brooke Combe has returned with new single ‘Love Was Made Of Stone’.
It is the latest offering from her forthcoming second album, following the Fontana Records debut ‘Tears Won’t Lie’.
The song sees Brooke teaming up once again with The Coral’s James Skelly at Kempston Street Studios in Liverpool.
Brooke commented: “The song is about years of what was thought to be real love, but something that turns into manipulation and game playing.
“Almost like that toxic love we’re all aware exists, that you know is no good for you, but you keep holding on with the hope something may change, but it never does.”
The video above was shot in Manchester’s New Century Hall and directed by James Slater (Sam, Fender, Yard Act, CMAT).
Brooke continues: “I wanted the video to just reflect me and the band clearly. We’re a group of mates, who have been brought together through music.
“I love ‘Get Back’ by The Beatles and wanted it to be sort of like that. Documentary style, but also to feel like you’re in the room with us”.
After packing out stages at Truck Festival and Tramlines recently, Brooke continues to bring the live show and new music across more UK and EU festivals this summer.
You can catch her at Victorious Festival, Boardmasters and Sziget Festival, before a run of winter dates with Jalen Ngonda across the UK and Europe later this year, with full dates listed below.
Brooke Combe plays the following 2026 UK dates:
August
Sun 9th Boardmasters Festival, Newquay
Sat 15th Palace Bowl, Crystal Palace, London **
Sun 16th Salt and Tar, Liverpool
Mon 17th Salt and Tar, Liverpool
Sat 22nd Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh
Sun 30th Victorious Festival, Portsmouth
October
Fri 23rd The Great Hall, Cardiff *
Sat 24th O2 Academy, Bristol *
Sun 25th O2 Academy, Bristol *
Tue 27th O2 Academy, Bournemouth *
Wed 28th Brixton Academy, London *
November
Sun 1st O2 Academy, Leeds *
Mon 2nd Barrowlands, Glasgow *
Tue 3rd O2 Academy, Manchester *
*Supporting Jalen Ngonda
**Supporting Lenny Kravitz
Photo Credit: Sam Moore
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