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MEGADETH To Headline 'Scars To Freedom' Concert

March 20, 2009

MEGADETH has been confirmed to headline the star-studded "Scars To Freedom" concert for wounded troops at the Palm Springs Air Museum in Palm Springs, California on Saturday, March 28.

Scars To Freedom is a non-profit organization committed to free scar removal for America's veterans wounded in combat. 5,000 troops and vets will be in attendance, and the concert will be simulcast to 500,000 more troops around the globe. Legendary musician Mick Fleetwood and a list of others, including First Lady Michelle Obama, will be participating in the event.

For tickets and more information, go to www.scarstofreedom.com.

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