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MOTÖRHEAD, IN FLAMES, LAMB OF GOD Confirmed For U.K.'s DOWNLOAD Festival

March 8, 2005

According to VirtualFestivals.com, MOTÖRHEAD and five more bands have been confirmed to play the Snickers Stage at this year's Download Festival.

The U.K. rock legends will play on the Sunday, alongside Donington debutants MASTODON, BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE, and CHIMAIRA.

IN FLAMES and LAMB OF GOD will also perform at the rock festival for the first time, playing the Snickers Stage on the Saturday.

Download 2005 takes place at Donington Park between 10-12 June, extending to the Friday for the first time in its three-year history.

Weekend tickets cost £105, plus an extra £22.50 for camping. Day tickets are yet to go on sale.

FEEDER headline that day, with BLACK SABBATH and SYSTEM OF A DOWN topping the bill on the Staurday and Sunday respectively.

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