BLOODSTOCK Organizers To Stage New U.K. Outdoor Festival

November 22, 2004

According to a posting at the U.K.'s Live 4 Metal webzine, the organizers of the annual Bloodstock Festival have announced a two-day outdoor festival, Bloodstock Open Air (B.O.A.) to be held on June 24-25, 2005. The capacity is likely to be around 10,000. Two sites in Derbyshire are being considered at present. The indoor Bloodstock will take place on September 2-3, 2005 and as usual, will be held at the Assembly Rooms in Derby. Headlining the first night's festivities will be the Swedish melodic metallers HAMMERFALL.

The 2004 installment of the Bloodstock Festival featured performances by CHILDREN OF BODOM, GAMMA RAY, THRESHOLD, SONATA ARCTICA, EVERGREY and PRIMAL FEAR, among others.

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