MEGADETH's DAVE MUSTAINE Seeks Votes

October 24, 2008

The U.S. presidential election campaigns may be dominating the news at the moment, but as far as metalheads are concerned, there's only one vote that will count in the next couple of weeks.

Having been confirmed to appear at this year's Guitarfest at Music Live (the UK's favorite music-making bash) on Friday, November 7, MEGADETH's Dave Mustaine is allowing punters to create his setlist for the show by voting for their favorite MEGADETH songs.

Voters should email [email protected] with the title of their desired 'DETH track in the subject box of the e-mail (i.e., not in the body).

Music Live takes place at Birmingham's NEC November 7-9, and Mustaine will be in attendance throughout the show for signing sessions on the Marshall amplification stand.

Joint tickets for Guitarfest and Music Live are priced at £20 and available from www.musiclive.co.uk.

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