The band underwent a major line-up change when the Ross brothers left, with Barry Wickens (violin), Brian Betts (guitar), Paul Skidmore (drums) and Ian Devlin (keyboards) joining for the Another Man's World album.

[citation needed] Kevin Weatherill, who was not only the lead vocalist but also the main songwriter of the band, continued to record and tour both in the UK and Europe under the name Dirty Ray.

[5] In December 2014, Kevin Weatherill announced on his website that Immaculate Fools were to reform in 2015, initially playing some gigs in Spain, Portugal and Italy, and then planning a UK tour.

The reformed act toured Spain in 2015 with new members Linda Lamb (bass), Adam Fuest (guitar), Helen Watt (violin), Phil Redfox O'Sullivan (drums), and Alex Valentine (keyboards).

[6] In the spring of 2017, Weatherill released an album of new material under the name Immaculate Fools, titled Keep the Blade Sharp and began touring Spain to promote it.

In early 2020, Weatherill announced that he was working once more with original band member Andy Ross [7] and in October of that year the first single from that partnership - 'Two to Tango' was released.