KIRK HAMMETT's Second Annual 'Fear FestEvil' Adds Free Outdoor 'Carnival Of Chaos'

March 25, 2015

METALLICA guitarist Kirk Hammett today announced the addition of a free outdoor Carnival Of Chaos to take place outside of the RockBar Theatre in San Jose, California on Saturday, April 11 and Sunday, April 12 as part of his second annual Fear FestEvil. The carnival will feature an authentic freakshow, carnival games, hearse car show, Kirk's '36 Ford and crypt, and various vendors all weekend.

VIP and Murder Mystery Dinner tickets are now sold out, but general admission tickets for Fear FestEvil are still available here.

On Friday April 10, guests attending the now-sold-out Fear FestEvil VIP Party will enjoy a classic night of "whodunit" mystery madness, dining alongside Hammett, touring the infamously eerie and atmospheric mansion, and trying to figure out who killed who! Guests can expect twists, turns and clues from some very special "horror royalty" as they try to crack the mystery open.

On Saturday, April 11 and Sunday, April 12, Fear FestEvil friends heading to the RockBar Theater can expect to see some of the finest pieces in any modern horror collection as Hammett unveils more of The Crypt publicly, before throwing down some heavy music courtesy of MESHUGGAH, HIGH ON FIRE, ORCHID, GHOUL, AGNOSTIC FRONT and ASADA MESSIAH. There will also be special guest appearances from Corey Taylor, Slash, John 5, Sara Karloff, Bela Lugosi Jr., Ron Chaney, Charlie Benante and Bill Moseley. SiriusXM's Liquid Metal host Jose Mangin and 107.7 the Bone's Nikki Blakk will preside over proceedings.

Hammett's Fear FestEvil kicked off last year in San Francisco at the Regency Ballroom. The inaugural event featured highlights of Hammett's world-famous Crypt Collection, an array of panels and guest speakers, live musical performances, and various on-site vendors.

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