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BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE Frontman Falls Ill; Newcastle Show Postponed

November 21, 2006

BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE's official web site has been updated with the following message:

"Sorry, folks, unfortunately Matt Tuck [guitarist/vocalist] has fallen ill and will be unable to perform tonight [Nov. 21], so we have to postpone BULLET's show at Newcastle Academy this evening to January 3, 2007. All tickets for today's show will remain valid. Matt is currently seeking medical advice and we will make further announcements later today."

As previously reported, BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE recently won Yahoo! Music's "Who's Next?" competition. You can now view a BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE performance at the Yahoo! studios in Los Angeles and an interview with the band at this location (free registration required).

BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE's "The Poison - Live At Brixton" DVD will be released in the U.S. on December 19 via Trustkill. The disc, which was issued in Europe on Oct. 30, captures the band's sold-out show in front of over 4,000 people at London's legendary Brixton Academy on January 28, 2006 (filmed with over 15 cameras),along with over an hour of bonus material, including the band's videos so far, EPKs and documentaries edited to songs from both "The Poison" and the "Hand Of Blood" EP, plus a behind-the-scenes look at the band performing at the Download Festival and the Metal Hammer Awards in the U.K. this summer. There are also eight mini episodes, which form part of Bullet TV and were edited from footage shot by the band themselves over the last 12 months on the road. As well as all that, there are lyrics to all tracks performed at Brixton Academy, and a photo gallery from the show. The audio was mixed by the legendary Colin Richardson (producer of "The Poison") and mastered in both stereo and 5.1 by Ted Jensen (METALLICA). An e-card for "The Poison - Live At Brixton" has been made available at this location.

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