Greece's G-FEST 2005 To Include Performances By MEGADETH, DREAM THEATER, ENSLAVED

June 5, 2005

Greece's Metal Temple magazine has announced its sponsorship of G-Fest, which is being described in a press release as "the biggest music festival of the summer" brought by Greece's top-quality Astra Productions.

"G-Fest is this summer's G-spot not only for the fans of heavy metal but also for a broader spectrum of people who simply love good music, performed by their favorite bands on stage," the press release reads. G-Fest is going to take place at the Faliro Open Theater (the Beach Volley venue) and Metal Temple magazine will be sponsoring the festival's metal days which are the following:

Jun. 15 - QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE / EAGLES OF DEATH METAL
Jun. 17 - MEGADETH / DUNGEON
Jul. 01 - DREAM THEATER
Jul. 05 - FANTOMAS / PETER MURPHY / DJ SPOOKY / ENSLAVED / MERZBOW

For more information, visit the official G-Festweb site.

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