Iron Maiden To Headline Australia's Soundwave 2011, More Lineup Additions

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British heavy metal icons Iron Maiden have been confirmed as the headlining act for next year's edition of Australia's Soundwave festival. Also on the bill will be American thrash metal legends Slayer, shock rocker Rob Zombie, hardcore outfit Terror and former Guns N Roses guitarist Slash amongst others. Iron Maiden will also perform two arena shows in February.
The tour dates are as follows:
February 23 - Melbourne, Australia - Hisense Arena (Arena show)
February 24 - Sydney, Australia - Entertainment Centre (Arena show)
February 26 - Brisbane, Australia - Showgrounds
February 27 - Sydney, Australia - Eastern Creek Raceway
March 4 - Melbourne, Australia - Showgrounds
March 5 - Adelaide, Australia - Bonython Park
March 7 - Perth, Australia - Steel Blue Oval
The current lineup for Soundwave is as follows:
Iron Maiden
Queens Of The Stone Age
Slayer
Primus
Slash
Social Distortion
The Gaslight Anthem
Rob Zombie
Pennywise
Avenged Sevenfold
Thirty Seconds To Mars
Stone Sour
Gang Of Four
New Found Glory
Sum 41
Anberlin
Third Eye Blind
Devildriver
Sevendust
Less Than Jake
The Bronx
Monster Magnet
Terror
MXPX
Protest The Hero
Melvins
36 Crazyfists
Ill Nino
The Ataris
The Starting Line
Bayside
Mad Caddies
The Maine
Trash Talk
Mayday Parade
Foxy Shazam
Never Shout Never
The Blackout
Alesana
Asking Alexandria
All That Remains
High On Fire
Dommin
The Sword
Kylesa
A Skylit Drive
There For Tomorrow
Breathe Carolina
Taking Dawn
I See Stars
Rise To Remain
Nonpoint, Veara,
Every Avenue.
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12 Comments on "Iron Maiden To Headline Soundwave 2011"




11. writes:
crikey! i must've been drunk- sum41? what was I thinking?!?! There's loads more quality bands announced in the lineup. I'm also looking forward to Monster Magnet, Primus{wouldn't it be cool if they played the South Park theme!} and of course the legend Slash. "Run tt Hills" will take me back to my first boyfriends bedroom, surely it will sound better live rather than a worn out old cassette, haha Can't wait!
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1. Beth Terrington writes:
The Maiden is totally appropriate for an awesome lineup like Monster Magnet, Sum 41, Queens of the Stone Age, Slayer etc. But lets not forget the master of metal, the king of b-grade horror ROB ZOMBIE. Words cannot describe how long I've waited!! Rock mother f***er! Yeah!! Bring on the demonoid phenomenon!