Providing you with Bullet For My Valentine merchandise for nearly a decade, this Welsh heavy metal band have been ensuring fans can get everything BFMV from stores across the globe. Starting off as Jeff Killed John in 1998, they began doing covers of Nirvana and Metallica songs and didn’t begin creating band merchandise until nearly four years after they originally formed. Slowly building their fame, they didn’t produce their debut album until 2005 in the UK and 2006 in the US, which saw their Bullet For My Valentine merchandise set off with ‘The Poison` selling 500,000 in the US and hitting No 11 on the individual albums chart.
Broadening their fan base dramatically, Bullet For My Valentine merchandise started becoming even more popular with the release of their second album ‘Scream Aim Fire’ which was number four on the Billboard 200. During the sales of their albums, Bullet For My Valentine made an appearance at the Download Festival, Kerrang! XXV and went on tour with Rob Zombie, which effortlessly sold more band merchandise. Supplying fans with everything they needed for upcoming concerts, the Bullet For My Valentine merchandise sales grew massively with new releases for stores everywhere ensuring the band could bring in new products such as:
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T Shirts
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Hoodies
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Posters
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Bags
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Hats
Complete with Matt Tuck, Michael Paget, Jason James and Michael Thomas, this band has been able to sell Bullet For My Valentine merchandise effortlessly with each individual member making their stamp on their products. Since they first formed thirteen years ago their band merchandise has been flying off the shelves, including a sale of 1,000,000 albums in America and 2,500,000 worldwide. This band has been heavily inspired by classic artists like Iron Maiden and Slayer, ensuring all fans know that their wicked music will definitely make its mark on music history and their Bullet For My Valentine merchandise will keep filling our shelves.
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