AxeWound (Bullet For My Valentine, Cancer Bats) Debut ‘Post Apocalyptic Party’, European Tour Dates Announced

by | May 1, 2012

AxeWound, a project featuring Bullet For My Valentine frontman Matt Tuck, Liam Cormier of Cancer Bats, Mike Kingswood (Glamour of the Kill), Joe Copcutt (Rise to Remain), and Jason Bowld (ex-Pitchshifter), have debuted a new song called “Post Apocalyptic Party.” Stream below.

The band has lined up a run of European dates in June. The itinerary follows:

May 31 Utrecht, NLD @ Tivoli
Jun 02 Nuremberg, GER @ Rock Im Park
Jun 03 Nürburg, GER @ Rock Am Ring
Jun 04 Karlsruhe, GER @ Substage w/ Killswitch Engage
Jun 06 London, UK @ O2 Islington Academy w/ While She Sleeps
Jun 08 Donnington, UK @ Download Festival
Jun 10 Burgenland, AUT @ Nova Rock
Jun 22 Milan, ITA @ Gods Of Metal
Jun 23 Basel, CHE @ Ear Shaker Days
Jun 24 Dessel, BEL @ Grasspop

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