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KISS, OZZY OSBOURNE, LORDI: Commercial For New Zealand's ROCK2WGTN Festival Available

December 10, 2007

A TV commercial for the upcoming Rock2Wgtn music festival, which is scheduled to take place March 22-23 at Westpac Stadium in Wellington, New Zealand, can be viewed below. OZZY OSBOURNE, KISS and LORDI are confirmed to perform at the event, which is expected to draw crowds of up to 80,000 people.

Segments of Wellington's Christian community are voicing concern about the festival, saying that it is disappointing the concert is being run over Easter Sunday, which is a very important day for the Christian community.

St Mark's Church warden Keith Newell says the nature of society these days means churches have to accept concerts like these, although he hopes their concerns are recognized.

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