Gig Of The Week: Sonisphere Festival

mdome / News / 25/07/2010 09:22am
Gig Of The Week: Sonisphere Festival

WHO: Sonisphere Festival

WHERE: Knebworth Park

WHEN: Friday, July 30 to Sunday, August 1

The second Sonisphere Festival has a mouth-watering line-up, featuring headliners Rammstein (July 31) and Iron Maiden (August 1), plus Alice Cooper, Motley Crue, Iggy & The Stooges, Alice In Chains, Slayer, The Cult and Skunk Anansie.

There are five stages with over 70 bands, and Therapy? fans will no doubt be looking forward to seeing their heroes play their classic 1994 album Troublegum in its entirety.

There are also comedians and loads of other activities. As an added attraction, kids who are 12 or under go for free, as long as they’re accompanied by an adult.

Advance tickets come off sale at 9am on Thursday, July 29. But they will still be available at the festival box office, or from certain local outlets (the list is on the Sonisphere website).

And 20 more bands have just been confirmed for the festival. Not all are Classic Rock friendly, but here’s the list:

Bleed From Within

Cerebral Ballzy

Enforcer

Head Charger

Hearts Under Fire

Heights

Karma To Burn

Kvelertak

Love Amongst Ruin

Malefice

Never Means Maybe

No Mean City

October File

Sacred Betrayal

Stand Up Guy

Sweet Savage

The Defiled

This Is Devine

Winnebego Deal

You And What Army

Find out all the details at uk.sonispherefestivals.com

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Just a shame Iron Maiden will play all the new shit.Die hard fans want the classics not this piss poor shit that Maiden are putting out now.

Heard 2 new songs and they are crap. Cant believe Classic Rock Magazine has given the new album 9/10.The new Maiden is nothing compared to old Maiden.

Saint Paul

Bob your behind the times as Maidens last 3 albums have been classic in there own right. I’ve been seeing Maiden since 90 and I’ve been lucky enough to see them play all my favourites live and can’t wait to hear the modern classics if you want to see the same show stick with AC/DC who set list hasn’t really changed in 20 years.

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