AEROSMITH, PEARL JAM, SKUNK ANANSIE Confirmed For Italy's HEINEKEN JAMMIN' FESTIVAL

February 23, 2010

AEROSMITH, GREEN DAY, PEARL JAM and SKUNK ANANSIE are the first confirmed bands for this year's Heineken Jammin' Festival, set to take place July 3-6 at San Giuliano Park in Mestre, Venice, Italy.

The acts' participation in the event was announced today at a press conference in Mestre attended by Massimo Cacciari (mayor of Venice),Gianluca Di Tondo (marketing director of Heineken Italy),Roberto De Luca (CEO of Milano Concerti / Live Nation Italy) and Massimo Venturini (president of Municipalità Mestre Carpenedo).

The festival billing is shaping up as follows:

July 3:

AEROSMITH
THE CRANBERRIES

July 4:

GREEN DAY
30 SECONDS TO MARS
RISE AGAINST

July 5:

BLACK EYED PEAS
MASSIVE ATTACK

July 6:

PEARL JAM
BEN HARPER
SKUNK ANANSIE
GOSSIP
WOLFMOTHER

Tickets are priced 50 euros (one day),130 euros (three days) and 160 euros (four days) and will go on sale soon on TicketOne.it.

The first installment of the Heineken Jammin' Festival was held in 1998 at the Imola Autodrome, with over 120,000 people in attendance for the headline act VASCO ROSSI. In 2007 the four-day event was moved to San Giuliano Park. It kicked off on a Thursday night with IRON MAIDEN, SLAYER, STONE SOUR and DOMINE taking the stage. Due to a tornado which damaged the festival stages and left 30 people injured on Friday afternoon, the remaining days' performances (PEARL JAM, LINKIN PARK, AEROSMITH, SMASHING PUMKINS, VASCO ROSSI, J-AX) were cancelled.

After a forced pause in 2009, the festival will return this summer.

(Thanks: Deep Purple Italia)

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