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The Bloodstock Open Air 2013 team has announced today that seminal thrash metal legends, Slayer are confirmed as the third and final headliner for next year. The Californian four-piece will close the Ronnie James Dio stage on Sunday night at Catton Park, United Kingdom.
Guitarist Kerry King commented: "Can't wait to hit the stage at Bloodstock! Metal Festival in England? Fuck yes! It's going to be hell on earth and I'm looking forward to having a party with all my British friends."
The current line-up boasts names such as King Diamond, Accept, Firewind, Dark Funeral, Municipal Waste, Ex Deo, Lamb Of God, Avantasia, Kataklysm, Anthrax, DevilDriver, Fozzy, Amorphis and Whitechapel.
The fest will take place from 08-11 August 2013 at Catton Park, Derbyshire in the UK. For all the details, check out the official website http://www.bloodstock.uk.com.
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 Olli - 11.12.2012 at 23:41
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Accept, Municipal Waste, Anthrax and Slayer! Really liking the emphasis on thrash for next year, that's one ticket sold  |
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Accept, thrash?
I don't think the line-up is looking as good as they have in the past, but it'll still definitely be worth going to. |
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| I'm still waiting for more announcements. By this time two years ago I was already sold. Last year took longer to convince me and so is this year... |
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| Very meh line-up. Will see if I can get a ticket cheap off ebay a couple of weeks before it's on but I'm not paying full price for this. |
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| I was about to say all you English are damned lucky then with the comments above I'd better hold my tongue in my mouth ! |
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Written by Fritillaria on 12.12.2012 at 15:55
I was about to say all you English are damned lucky then with the comments above I'd better hold my tongue in my mouth !
I'm more jealous of the French and Dutch festival line-ups  |
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| Really ? what's the difference? |
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Written by Fritillaria on 12.12.2012 at 16:06
Really ? what's the difference?
the line-ups are superior to those of English fests  |
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 12.12.2012 at 16:07
Written by Fritillaria on 12.12.2012 at 16:06
Really ? what's the difference?
the line-ups are superior to those of English fests
Fair Enough! |
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