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Rage Against The Machine Confirmed For Electric Weekend Festival

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE has been confirmed for the Electric Weekend, set to take place May 30-31 at John Lennon Auditorium in Getafe, Spain Also scheduled to appear is METALLICA. Tickets go on sale on Tuesday, January 22, through Tick Tack Ticket net service, and a limited-time offer: two-day tickets priced at 110 euros plus distribution expenses, only until February 16.

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE — vocalist Zack de la Rocha, guitarist Tom Morello, drummer Brad Wilk and bassist Tim Commerford — released three politically charged albums: 1992's self-titled debut, 1996's "Evil Empire", 1999's "Battle of Los Angeles" and its 2000 covers album "Renegades".

It split in 2000 after the singer decided to record a solo album. The rest of the band formed AUDIOSLAVE with SOUNDGARDEN frontman Chris Cornell. The Harvard-educated Morello also recently released a solo album under the alias THE NIGHTWATCHMAN.

Source: Blabbermouth

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2 Comments on "RATM Confirmed For Electric Weekend Festival"

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1. RememberMetal? writes:

Hope they can still release an album like their debut or "Evil Empire". "Battle of LA" and the cover record were decent but those first two albums are STILL relevant (in many ways moreso) today.

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2. Kalis_wrath writes:

I love Rage! I think them playing outside the republican (or democratic I cant remember which it was) for 8 hours despite the police and pressure to leave was amazeing! They gave a great show and the crowd was putting everything they had into it.

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