Bullet For My Valentine plan studio return

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Bullet For My Valentine say they’ll enter studio this month to record at least one track ahead of winter tour dates

Bullet For My Valentine
Bullet For My Valentine

Bullet For My Valentine have revealed they’ll enter the studio at the end of August.

But rather than laying down a number of tracks for the follow-up to 2015’s Venom – they say they’re only planning to record one or two songs.

Bassist Jamie Mathias tells Arte Concert: “I think the plan is, at the end of this month, we’re going to have a couple of days in the studio writing and recording.”

Lead guitarist Michael Paget adds: “It’s to keep momentum of the band going, bring a bit more focus back and get ready for our winter tour and just see what comes out – so hopefully it will be happy days.

“We’re hoping for two, but if not it will just be one song.”

Bullet For My Valentine have a number of live dates scheduled over the coming months, including an appearance at Manchester’s Academy on December 4, where they’ll play their 2005 debut album The Poison in full.

It’ll mark the first time the Welsh outfit have played the record in its entirety. They’ll be supported by Killswitch Engage and Cane Hill.

Tickets for the band’s upcoming live dates are available to purchase via Bullet For My Valentine’s website.

Bullet For My Valentine remaining 2016 tour dates

Aug 13: Burgas Summer Chaos Festival, Bulgaria
Aug 16: Budapest Sziget Festival, Hungary
Aug 17: Bratislava Aegon Arena, Slovakia
Aug 20-21: Tokyo Summer Sonic, Japan
Aug 27: Wroclaw Capital Of Rock, Poland
Sep 07: Sao Paulo Maximus Festival, Brazil
Sep 10: Buenos Aires Maximus Festival, Argentina
Oct 20: Perth Metro City, Australia
Oct 21: Adelaide HQ, Australia
Oct 24: Melbourne 170 Russell, Australia
Oct 25: Melbourne 170 Russell, Australia
Oct 27: Sydney Big Top @ Luna Park, Australia
Oct 28: Brisbane Eatons Hill Hotel, Australia
Nov 07: Fribourg Fri-Son, Switzerland
Nov 08: Zurich Komplex 457, Switzerland
Nov 09: Milan Alcatraz, Italy
Nov 11: Munich TonHalle, Germany
Nov 12: Leipzig Haus Auensee, Germany
Nov 13: Vienna Planet.tt Bank Austria Halle Gasometer, Austria
Nov 15: Ludwigsburg MHP Arena, Germany
Nov 16: Wiesbaden Schlachthof, Germany
Nov 18: Bremen Pier 2, Germany
Nov 19: Tilburg 013, Netherlands
Nov 22: Cologne Paladium, Germany
Nov 24: Newport Centre, UK
Nov 27: Newcastle O2 Academy, UK
Nov 30: Glasgow O2 Academy, UK
Dec 03: Manchester Academy, UK
Dec 04: Manchester Academy, UK
Dec 06: Birmingham O2 Academy, UK
Dec 09: London O2 Academy Brixton, UK

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Scott Munro
Scott Munro
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