The lineup has been revealed for next year’s Download Festival. The event will take place at Donington Park in Derby, UK on June 10-14 and it will feature: Limp Bizkit, Guns N’ Roses, Linkin Park, Bad Omens, Cypress Hill, Trivium, Architects, Electric Callboy, Halestorm, Ice Nine Kills, BABYMETAL, Pendulum, The Pretty Reckless, Black Veil Brides,…
During an appearance on BBC Radio 1‘s “Rock Show With Daniel P Carter,” Korn’s James “Munky” Shaffer and Brian “Head” Welch praised fellow Download Festival headliners Sleep Token. Shaffer said the following after Daniel P Carter mentioned a 2023 comment in which he predicted Sleep Token would be able to headline a festival like Aftershock…
22 more artists have been added to this year’s Download Festival. The event will take place at Donington Park in Derby, UK on June 13-15 and it will now feature the following: Green Day, Sleep Token, Korn, Weezer, Shinedown, Bullet For My Valentine, Jimmy Eat World, Don Broco, Spiritbox, Sex Pistols with Frank Carter (The…
As previously reported, Sleep Token will be serving as one of the headliners at this year’s Download Festival in Derby, UK. As such, founder Andy Copping has been taking time to defend the band’s top billing slot. In his latest comments on the matter, he says he believes “this is their moment.” Copping said the…
As previously reported, Sleep Token will be serving as one of the headliners at next year’s Download Festival in Derby, UK. As such, founder Andy Copping has since explained his decision to put the group at the top of the ticket, saying they are “a band that deserves to be elevated.” Copping told NME the…
The initial lineup has been revealed for next year’s Download Festival. The event will take place at Donington Park in Derby, UK on June 13-15 and it will feature: Green Day, Sleep Token, Korn, Weezer, Bullet For My Valentine, Jimmy Eat World, Don Broco, Spiritbox, Sex Pistols (feat. Frank Carter), Within Temptation, The Darkness, Steel…
Barclays have officially suspended their sponsorship of several Live Nation events including the Download, Latitude and Isle Of Wight festivals. This news follows a wave of protests from artists like Scowl, SPEED, Zulu, etc., who all pulled out of Download due to Barclays’ ties to Israel. Barclays told BBC the following: “Barclays was asked and…
Dying Wish are the latest band threatening to withdraw from the UK Download Festival. Like many bands before them, the group have taken issue with event sponsor Barclays due to their ties to Israel. Dying Wish commented: “Either Download will drop the Barclay’s sponsorship or we will be dropping the festival. We will not be…
Ithaca have pulled out of this year’s UK Download Festival. As was the case with Scowl, Pest Control, Zulu, and Speed, the band made the decision after taking issue with event sponsor Barclaycard due to their ties to Israel. Ithaca issued the following statement: “We will no longer be playing @downloadfest. Whilst we hate letting…
Scowl, Pest Control, Zulu, and Speed will no longer be performing at this year’s UK Download Festival. All four bands pulled out of the event after taking issue with event sponsor Barclaycard due to their ties to Israel. All four groups commented: Scowl: “We will not be playing Download Fest this year due to Barclays…
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