Single Release
On April 10 Garbage drummer Butch Vig confirmed to fans in Los Angeles that "Bleed Like Me" would be the second U.S. single taken from Bleed Like Me; and on May 9, "Bleed Like Me" was released to Modern Rock and Triple-A radio stations and debuted on the Modern Rock Tracks at #39 the following week.
On May 8, the promo video for "Bleed Like Me" was added by Fuse, and the following week by MTVU and VH1. On May 12, Garbage perform "Bleed Like Me" on the Late Show with David Letterman. and complete their North American club tour on May 14 in Baltimore.
Garbage returned to North America to tour the "Bleed Like Me" single. On July 28 the band perform "Bleed Like Me" on The Tonight Show. Remixes of "Bleed Like Me" by Eric Kupper debuts on the Billboard Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart and on September 18 reaches the top 10, peaking at number 6.
"Bleed Like Me" ended up being the final single release from Bleed Like Me in North America when Garbage disbanded on a self-imposed hiatus following the completion of their Australian tour, despite rumours of a North American release for both "Sex Is Not the Enemy" and "It's All Over But the Crying". On May 22, 2007 it was officially confirmed that "Bleed Like Me" was to be included on the band's greatest hits album Absolute Garbage.
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