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Aerosmith And Rage Against The Machine Added To Download Festival 2010

posted Feb 15, 2010 at 5:31 PM by Diamond Oz.  (4 Comments)

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American hard rock legends Aerosmith and rap rock veterans Rage Against The Machine have been confirmed as the headline acts at this year's edition of Britain's Download Festival, in addition to previously announced headliners AC/DC. Rage Against The Machine will be headlining the saturday with Aerosmith taking the top spot the next day. Other bands confirmed for the event include Motorhead, Deftones, Them Crooked Vultures, Megadeth and Stone Temple Pilots. It will take place at Donington Park from June 11th - 13th.

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1. Dying_Isis writes:

I guess Tyler will be rehab'd by then?

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2. Time bandit crew writes:

R.I.P. Capt phil harris of the cornelia marie
The harris familiy of seattle wa, and to all that have perished in the bering sea
A good man and a damn good skipper

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3. spiral_architect writes:

aerosmith? who will be singing??

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4. n0thinghead writes:

omg!! i would absolutely LOVE to see rage!!

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