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LAMB OF GOD To Headline HELLFEST 2002

July 7, 2002

LAMB OF GOD have accepted an invitation to close out the three-day Hellfest 2002 festival at the New York State Fairgrounds on Sunday, July 14th. The 2002 Hellfest is scheduled to play host to 106 of the heaviest hitting bands from all reaches of the planet.

LAMB OF GOD will also be appearing at Met Café in Providence, Rhode Island on Saturday, July 13th on the way to Hellfest. Also performing at the show will be GOD FORBID, BEYOND THE FLESH and THE TORI.

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