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BLEEDING THROUGH: UK, Germany Headlining Shows Announced

October 15, 2008

Orange County, California's BLEEDING THROUGH has announced several headlining shows in the UK and Germany prior to and during its upcoming European tour with BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE. The dates are as follows:

Nov. 07 - UK - Nottingham - Rescue Rooms
Nov. 08 - UK - Swindon - The Furnace
Nov. 10 - UK - Stoke - Sugar Mill
Nov. 14 - UK - Liverpool - Barfly
Nov. 17 - UK - Northampton - Roadmender 2
Nov. 20 - D - Osnabruck - Bastard Club

"Declaration", the fifth full-length album from BLEEDING THROUGH, sold just under 6,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 101 on The Billboard 200 chart.

BLEEDING THROUGH filmed a video for the song "Death Anxiety" in August. The clip was directed by Dave Brodsky, whose resume includes music videos from ALL THAT REMAINS, THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER and GWAR.

"We wanted something simple and performance driven but with lots of pyro, just fire everywhere," said frontman Brandan Schieppati.

A 33-second trailer for "Declaration" can be viewed below.

BLEEDING THROUGH recently inked a European deal with Nuclear Blast Records for the release of "Declaration".

Released in Europe on September 26 and in North America on September 30 (through Trustkill),"Declaration" was recorded in Vancouver, Canada with producer Devin Townsend (STRAPPING YOUNG LAD, LAMB OF GOD, SOILWORK, DARKEST HOUR) and is said to be thematically the band's most diverse CD to date, addressing a variety of topics on tracks like "There Was a Flood", "Germany" and "Death Anxiety".

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