PRIMORDIAL, MARSHALL LAW Confirmed For U.K.'s METALFEST

January 25, 2009

PRIMORDIAL and MARSHALL LAW have been confirmed for the first edition of a new U.K. festival called Metalfest, set to take place September 25-27, 2009 at JB's in Dudley.

The festival billing is shaping up as follows:

BLAZE BAYLEY
BRAINSTORM
DRAGONLAND
EASTERN FRONT
E-FORCE
FAIRYLAND
HANGING DOLL
HELLFIGHTER
HOLY MOSES
INVEY
MARSHALL LAW
NORTHLAND
OMNIUM GATHERUM
POWER QUEST
PRIMORDIAL
PYTHIA
SWALLOW THE SUN
THRESHOLD
THY MAJESTIE
VISION DIVINE
WARPATH
WAYLANDER
XANDRIA

For more information, visit www.metalfest.org.uk.

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