The Bled Breaking Up

by | Aug 11, 2011

The Bled announced that they will break up following a farewell tour in November.

“After 10 years of making music together, we have decided its time to move on to new things,” the band told AbsolutePunk.net. “We are in the process of booking our final tour and will post dates for that as soon it’s confirmed. We want to thank Rise Records, Paradigm Talent Agency, the companies who endorsed us, tour mates, promoters, anyone who worked for us, and most of all, those of you who supported us. Whether you were a fan or just sat through one of our sets to see the next band, we can’t thank you guys enough. We have met some amazing people all over the world and that has been the best part of being in this band. That being said, we hope to see you in all November for one last run. Much love.”

The Bled formed in 2001, and have released four studio albums.

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