CANDLEMASS, CLAWFINGER, PAIN Confirmed For Sweden's 2000 DECIBEL Festival

February 19, 2003

CANDLEMASS, CLAWFINGER, PAIN, NIGHTINGALE, and FALCONER are the latest acts to have been confirmed for the fourth edition of the 2000 Decibel festival, which is scheduled to be held on May 17, 2003 in Bengtsfors, Sweden (180 km north of Gothenburg). Fifteen bands will play on two different stages as part of an annual event that is being billed as "the only festival that is totally dedicated to Swedish hard rock and metal."

The complete list of artists set to appear at the event is as follows:

CANDLEMASS
CLAWFINGER
PAIN
NIGHTINGALE
FALCONER
AMON AMARTH
DIABOLICAL
DIMENSION ZERO
DIONYSUS
GARDENIAN
PATHOS
SEVENTH ONE
TALISMAN
THE PROJECT HATE
VINTERSORG

For more information, visit the festival's official web site at this location.

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