Bullet For My Valentine return with ferocious single ‘Social Apocalypse’ from first album in over five years

Their eighth studio album, also titled ‘Social Apocalypse’, will arrive on March 19, 2027 via Spinefarm (pre-save here), following on from their self-titled seventh record from 2021.

• READ MORE: Bullet For My Valentine on their new album: “We wanted shock, awe & show off”.

The title track is their first new song in four years.

Check out the video for ‘Social Apocalypse’ below.

The album once again sees the band working with producer Carl Bown, who has been involved with four previous Bullet records.

It will also feature two guest collaborations, with Against The Current vocalist Chrissy Costanza appearing on ‘In The Absence Of You’, while Lorna Shore’s Will Ramos lends vocals to ‘I Don’t Trust Tomorrow’.

The full ‘Social Apocalypse’ tracklist is.

Bullet For My Valentine have also announced their biggest UK and European headline tour to date, culminating in four UK arena shows next February.

The run will see them return to The O2 in London on February 26, having previously sold out the arena alongside Trivium on their ‘Poisoned Ascendancy’ co-headline tour in 2025.

This time, Bullet will be the sole headliners, with Pendulum joining as very special guests across the entire tour and Dark Divine opening.

UK tickets go on general sale at 9am on Wednesday (September 30) and will be available here.

JANUARY 2027 21 – Lisbon, Sagres Campo Pequeno 22 – Madrid, Palacio Vistalegre 23 – Barcelona, Sant Jordi Club 25 – Milan, Forum 26 – Zurich, Hallenstadion 27 – Düsseldorf, Mitsubishi Electric Halle 29 – Hamburg, Sporthalle 30 – Copenhagen, K.

FEBRUARY 2027 2 – Helsinki, Ice Hall 4 – Katowice, MCK 6 – Munich, Zenith 7 – Paris, Zenith 9 – Luxembourg, Rockhal 11 – Frankfurt, Festhalle 12 – Stuttgart, Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle 13 – Vienna, Stadthalle 15 – Budapest, Budapest Arena 16 – Prague, O2 Universum 17 – Berlin, Velodrome 19 – Amsterdam, AFAS Live 20 – Brussels, Forest National 23 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro 25 – Birmingham, bp pulse LIVE 26 – London, The O2 27 – Manchester, AO Arena.

At the time, they promised fans that they were working on their “best album to date” and confirmed plans for extensive touring across 2026 and 2027.

The forthcoming LP also follows comments Tuck made to NME while discussing the band’s self-titled record in 2021. He said they had approached that album wanting “shock, awe and to show off”, adding: “We wanted to show people what this band is really capable of.”.

Two years later, while discussing the ‘Poisoned Ascendancy’ shows, Tuck told NME that the next record could combine “the intensity and technicality” of their self-titled album with the feel of their 2005 debut ‘The Poison’.

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