This concert was amazing , the venue and organisation was brilliant and Bullet and Atreyu were awesome !! Thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it
Posted by Rebecca Fry on 13/03/2023
Bullet For My Valentine, Swansea Building Society Arena, Swansea - 10th March 2023
Bought tickets for my two son's , they enjoyed, said they had a fantastic time
Posted anonymously on 11/03/2023
Bullet For My Valentine, Swansea Building Society Arena, Swansea - 10th March 2023
This was my first ever gig and it was everything I wanted it to be and more. The supporting acts were amazing and Bullet was incredible live. My entire body asks but you can bet I'll be back!
Posted by Rhys D on 04/03/2023
Bullet For My Valentine, O2 City Hall Newcastle, Newcastle Upon Tyne - 3rd March 2023
Bullet for my valentine did not disappoint, amazing night, mix of the older and newer songs, great interaction with the crowd. Sounded spot on. Definitely recommend going to see these guys, must have seen the five or six times, just keeps getting better. Well done 👍 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Posted by Chrisierocks on 04/03/2023
Bullet For My Valentine, O2 City Hall Newcastle, Newcastle Upon Tyne - 3rd March 2023
It was a great nice venue was bad because of the toilets where they were situated
Posted by Joanne Adam on 02/03/2023
Bullet For My Valentine, Mountford Hall, Liverpool - 1st March 2023
Formed in Bridgend, South Wales, in 1998, Bullet For My Valentine grew into one of Britain's defining heavy metal bands. Their debut album, The Poison (2005), delivered the enduring singles "Tears Don't Fall" and "All These Things I Hate (Revolve Around Me)", and its follow-up, Scream Aim Fire (2008), cracked the top ten in both the UK and the US. A run of hard-hitting records followed, including Fever (2010), Temper Temper (2013), Venom (2015), Gravity (2018) and the self-titled Bullet for My Valentine (2021).
Built on twin-guitar riffs, thrashy energy and soaring, singalong choruses, the band have become one of the most successful British metal acts since Iron Maiden, with three Kerrang! "Best British Band" awards to their name. Their reputation as a formidable live act was underlined in 2025, when they co-headlined arenas across the UK alongside Trivium, selling out The O2 in London to celebrate 20 years of The Poison.