BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE Interviewed At Germany's ROCK AM RING Festival; Video Available

June 9, 2008

Welsh metalelrs BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE were interviewed at the Rock am Ring festival in Nrburgring, Germany over the weekend, where guitarist/vocalist Matt Tuck and guitarist Michael Paget talked about the "surreal" and "not very intimate" environment performing before 60,000 people at the festival, the editing required for the "Tears Don't Fall" track for radio and television play, and Paget biting it falling face first in America, banging up his knee and breaking his guitar. Watch the interview below.

In other news, BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE will play the following German dates in November:

Nov. 21 - Dusseldorf, Germany - Philipshalle
Nov. 22 - Munich, Germany - Zenith
Nov. 28 - Weisbaden, Germany - Rhein - Main - Halle
Nov. 29 - Berlin, Germany - Columbiahalle

BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE will kick off its 2008 U.S. headlining tour on Tuesday, July 14 at the Rave in Milwaukee, WI. The dates are in support of the band's latest album "Scream Aim Fire", which debuted at No. 4 in the U.S. and simultaneously in the Top 5 in the UK, Australia, Germany and Japan.

Sponsored by the No Fear clothing company, the first leg of BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE's North American tour will run to mid-August (dates below); the second leg will run throughout September, dates to be announced shortly. Joining BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE for the tour will be BLEEDING THROUGH and on select dates, CANCER BATS and BLACK TIDE.

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