Bullet For My Valentine reckon ‘I Don’t Trust Tomorrow’ is their heaviest song ever, and with Lorna Shore’s Will Ramos screaming the house down…
Words by Felix Bartlett | Nov 12, 2026
Bullet For My Valentine have gone heavy. Like, really heavy. The Welsh metal giants have dropped new single ‘I Don’t Trust Tomorrow’, which frontman Matt Tuck reckons might just be the heaviest Bullet song ever, and they’ve brought in Lorna Shore’s Will Ramos to make sure of it.
According to Matt, the track tackles fear of an uncertain future and the frustration of feeling trapped by life’s expectations, digging into anxiety, disillusionment and the feeling of time slipping away. But it’s not all doom: beneath the anger, there’s a fierce determination to fight back and refuse to be controlled by fear. “It’s an absolute monster of a track,” he says, adding that Will takes it “to intense new heights sonically”.
Check it out below:
The band have teamed up once again with producer Carl Bown, who’s worked on four Bullet albums as well as records for Sleep Token, While She Sleeps and Malevolence. “Carl doesn’t let you settle,” says Matt. “He is always ready to speak up, push and challenge you to be the best version of you.” The album artwork comes courtesy of Dutch multimedia artist Yossip.
And if that wasn’t enough news for one day, Bullet have also announced their biggest tour yet, taking in arenas across the UK and Europe early next year. Having sold out The O2 last year on their co-headline run with Trivium, they’re heading back as sole headliners, with Pendulum along as very special guests on every date and Dark Divine opening.
Social Apocalypse tracklist
- Social Apocalypse
- In The Absence Of You (ft. Chrissy Costanza)
- I Don’t Trust Tomorrow (ft. Will Ramos)
- Here Without You
- Acid Rain
- Fragile
- CVLT
- Masquerade
- Read Between The Lines
- Enough Is Never Enough
Bullet For My Valentine UK and European tour 2027
January
21 Lisbon, Sagres Campo Pequeno
22 Madrid, Palacio Vistalegre
23 Barcelona, Sant Jordi Club
25 Milan, Forum
26 Zurich, Hallenstadion
27 Dusseldorf, Mitsubishi Electric Halle
29 Hamburg, Sporthalle
30 Copenhagen, K.B. Hallen
31 Stockholm, Annexet
February
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
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