Bullet for My Valentine has shared the new single and video “I Don’t Trust Tomorrow” from its upcoming eighth studio album “Social Apocaplyse” (March 19, 2027, Spinefarm Records; pre-order/pre-save here). Vocalist/guitarist Matt Tuck has labeled the new song Bullet’s heaviest to date, and it features a guest vocal from Lorna Shore’s Will Ramos.
“”IDTT’ felt like the perfect follow to ‘Social Apocalypse,”’ Tuck said. ”Lyrically, it’s about the fear of an uncertain future and the frustration of feeling trapped by life’s expectations. I really wanted to capture the struggle with anxiety, disillusionment, and the pressure of time slipping away. Beneath the anger lies a fierce determination to fight back, reject false promises, and refuse to be controlled by fear. It’s an absolute monster of a track and with the addition of guest vocalist Will Ramos the song is taken to intense new heights sonically. We absolutely love this one and we think you will too.”
Working once more with producer Carl Bown—a veteran of four Bullet albums, alongside work with Sleep Token, While She Sleeps, Malevolence and more—each new album track was diligently scrutinized, constructed, and polished to its final form. “Carl doesn’t let you settle,” Tuck said. “He is always ready to speak up, push and challenge you to be the best version of you.”
“Social Apocalypse” track listing:
“Social Apocalypse”
“In the Absence of You” (Feat. Chrissy Costanza)
“I Don’t Trust Tomorrow” (Feat. Will Ramos)
“Here Without You”
“Acid Rain”
“Fragile”
“CVLT”
“Masquerade”
“Read Between the Lines”
“Enough Is Never Enough”
Bullet for My Valentine also has announced its biggest tour yet, taking in arenas all over the U.K. and Europe in early 2027. Pendulum will perform as special guest across all shows, with Dark Devine appearing as the opener.
Tour dates:
1/21 — Lisbon, Portugal — Sagres Campo Pequeno
1/22 — Madrid, Spain — Palacio Vistalegre
1/23 — Barcelona, Spain — Sant Jordi Club
1/25 — Milan, Italy — Forum
1/26 — Zurich, Switzerland — Hallenstadion
1/27 — Dusseldorf, Germany — Mitsubishi Electric Halle
1/29 — Hamburg, Germany — Sporthalle
1/30 — Copenhagen, Denmark — K.B. Hallen
1/31 — Stockholm, Sweden — Annexet
2/2 — Helsinki, Finland — Ice Hall
2/4 — Katowice, Poland — MCK
2/6 — Munich, Germany — Zenith
2/7 — Paris, France — Zenith
2/9 — Luxembourg — Rockhal
2/11 — Frankfurt, Germany — Festhalle
2/12 — Stuttgart, Germany — Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle
2/13 — Vienna, Austria — Stadthalle
2/15 — Budapest, Hungary — Budapest Arena
2/16 — Prague, Czech Republic — O2 Universum
2/17 — Berlin, Germany — Velodrome
2/19 — Amsterdam, Netherlands — AFAS Live
2/20 — Brussels, Belgium — Forest National
2/23 — Glasgow, Scotland — OVO Hydro
2/25 — Birmingham, England — bp pulse LIVE
2/26 — London, England — The O2
2/27 — Manchester, England — AO Arena
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