The band's fourth album, Born to Break, was recorded during September and October 2017 at Rockfield Studios, again with Morley and Brine, and was released worldwide on 6 April 2018, ahead of a six-date UK tour supporting The Dead Daisies.
On 13 December, the band announced a worldwide record deal with German label SPV GmbH/Steamhammer.

On 16 February 2018, the band released the first single from the album, "Everything I Learned I Learned from Rock and Roll", written by Montgomery and Ricky Warwick.
Warwick said the song was "based on personal experience, and a nod to some of the great artists out there who have shaped and defined our rock n roll identity."
The song was voted Classic Rock's track of the week for the last week of March, and was performed on Live at Five on Scottish television channel STV2 on 4 April.

On 13 April, Born to Break charted at #13 in the Official Scottish Album Charts.
Describing the band as "the best band out of Scotland since The Almighty", Neil Johnson of Louder Than War cited the "more refined and considered songcraft" of Born to Break compared to its predecessor, describing it as "honest to goodness, spit and sawdust rock 'n' roll".

The second single from Born to Break, "Whatever Gets You Through the Night", was released on 13 July.
The song received the band's first national radio airplay on 9 July, on Johnnie Walker's Rock Show on BBC Radio 2.
A third single, "Born to Break", was released on 2 November.

The band undertook their first UK headline tour in late November, consisting of eight shows across England and Wales.
This was followed by a headline slot at the Winter Rocks festival in Sheffield on 1 December alongside Skindred, Stone Broken and Wayward Sons, and then three shows supporting The Wildhearts in London, Birmingham and Glasgow.
For these last four shows, Heather McKay was unable to perform and her place was taken by Morgan Pearce of Bristol-based band Flowerpot.
However, the band withdrew from the last two shows after a family bereavement.
The band's fourth album, Born to Break, was recorded during September and October 2017 at Rockfield Studios, again with Morley and Brine, and was released worldwide on 6 April 2018, ahead of a six-date UK tour supporting The Dead Daisies. On 13 December, the band announced a worldwide record deal with German label SPV GmbH/Steamhammer.
On 16 February 2018, the band released the first single from the album, "Everything I Learned I Learned from Rock and Roll", written by Montgomery and Ricky Warwick. Warwick said the song was "based on personal experience, and a nod to some of the great artists out there who have shaped and defined our rock n roll identity." The song was voted Classic Rock's track of the week for the last week of March, and was performed on Live at Five on Scottish television channel STV2 on 4 April.
On 13 April, Born to Break charted at #13 in the Official Scottish Album Charts. Describing the band as "the best band out of Scotland since The Almighty", Neil Johnson of Louder Than War cited the "more refined and considered songcraft" of Born to Break compared to its predecessor, describing it as "honest to goodness, spit and sawdust rock 'n' roll".
The second single from Born to Break, "Whatever Gets You Through the Night", was released on 13 July. The song received the band's first national radio airplay on 9 July, on Johnnie Walker's Rock Show on BBC Radio 2. A third single, "Born to Break", was released on 2 November.
The band undertook their first UK headline tour in late November, consisting of eight shows across England and Wales. This was followed by a headline slot at the Winter Rocks festival in Sheffield on 1 December alongside Skindred, Stone Broken and Wayward Sons, and then three shows supporting The Wildhearts in London, Birmingham and Glasgow. For these last four shows, Heather McKay was unable to perform and her place was taken by Morgan Pearce of Bristol-based band Flowerpot. However, the band withdrew from the last two shows after a family bereavement.
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