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MEGADETH: Footage Of DOWNLOAD Performance Posted Online

June 12, 2007

Professionally filmed video footage of MEGADETH's June 8, 2007 performance at the Download festival at Donington Park, Leicestershire, England has been posted at YouTube.

Fan-filmed video footage of MEGADETH perfoming the song "Symphony of Destruction" during Sunday night's (June 10) concert at the Ambassador in Dublin, Ireland has been posted online at YouTube.

A two-minute video interview with MEGADETH bassist James Lomenzo, conducted by NME.COM on Friday, June 8 at the Download festival has been posted at this location.

As previously reported, five of Dave Mustaine's interview segments aired this past weekend (June 9) on "Headbanger's Ball". There will now be another six that air on next weekend's "Headbanger's Ball" (June 16). Once all 11 air, they will be put into rotation in all rock blocks on MTV2. That means during the blocks of time where MTV2 airs rock videos ("T Minus Rock", "Elite 8", "Rock Countdown", etc.) these segments will rotate in between videos (alongside segments from other rock artists/bands).

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