Matt Tuck

In this lively chat, Matt Tuck, the frontman of Bullet for My Valentine, reminisces about the transformative summer of 2005 and the whirlwind journey since. He delves into the legacy of their debut album, 'The Poison,' and the emotional anthem 'Tears Don't Fall.' Tuck shares wild anecdotes from tours, reveals band near-breakups, and hints at new music brewing. The conversation humorously spirals into debates on alien sightings and vocal techniques, blending personal challenges with their thrilling metal journey.

Matt Tuck, the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist of Bullet for My Valentine, dives into the band’s 20th anniversary tour, celebrating their iconic songs and the nostalgia tied to their journey. They discuss the evolution of metalcore, reflecting on early influences and the thrill of creating new music. Tuck shares insights on the intersection of music and gaming, revealing how their tracks featured in popular games connect them with broader audiences. He emphasizes the importance of balancing nostalgia with innovation to keep the sound fresh and exciting.

Join iconic musicians from the 2000 Trees Festival as they share backstage tales and festival nostalgia. Stephen Battelle of LostAlone discusses his unique songwriting process, while Matt Tuck from Bullet For My Valentine reflects on the challenges of returning to the spotlight. Charlie Rolfe of As Everything Unfolds captures the thrill of energetic live performances, and Colin Doran and Andy Gilmour from Hundred Reasons reminisce about their vibrant alternative rock legacy. Together, they celebrate the spirit of community and creativity that defines the festival experience.