BLEEDING THROUGH To Be Rejoined By Original Guitarist On Final European Tour

February 7, 2013

California metallers BLEEDING THROUGH will be rejoined by their original guitarist Scott Danough on the European leg of their farewell tour.

Commented BLEEDING THROUGH frontman Brandan Schieppati: "Very excited to bring an original member to the last European tour. We are bringing back Scott Danough on guitar. I started BLEEDING THROUGH with Scott in the summer of 2000. Glad he can be part of the tour with us."

Prior to going their separate ways, BLEEDING THROUGH will embark on one final tour spanning North America, Europe and Australia.

In an exclusive statement to BLABBERMOUTH.NET, Schieppati stated about BLEEDING THROUGH's decision to disband: "We have been a band since 1999, and many of us just had life catch up with us in the way of marriages, kids, businesses and other endeavors. We can no longer dedicate what we need to to keep BLEEDING THROUGH going.

"Personally, I feel doing this band in a part-time fashion is not what this band is about and and feel like we have always been an all-or-nothing band. With that being said, and because we have established a worldwide following over the last 14 years, we want to give us and those people one more chance to share in this music together.

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