RADIO ONE DJ To Host Metal Hammer Stage At UK's HARD ROCK HELL II Festival

June 25, 2008

BBC Radio One DJ Daniel P Carter will host the Metal Hammer stage at this year's Hard Rock Hell II festival, set to take place December 5-7, 2008 at Prestatyn Sands, North Wales, UK. The Daniel P Carter stage promises to showcase the best new rock music around with sets from six up and coming new acts all of which are currently being championed by the the DJ on his Radio One show. Acts confirmed to appear include Canuck beatdown masters CANCER BATS, TEXTURES, JOHNNY TRUANT, THE GHOST OF A THOUSAND and new Visible Noise Records signings THE PLIGHT AND CRY FOR SILENCE. Other Headlining this year's event are BLACK LABEL SOCIETY, THIN LIZZY, HAWKWIND, CLUTCH and THE WILDHEARTS.

Hard Rock Hell launched a new standard in UK metal and rock festivals. Taking place across three days at Butlins in Minehead, Somerset on November 9-11, 2007, the sold-out festival was an enormous success, bringing together acts such as TWISTED SISTER, SAXON, CRADLE OF FILTH, TURISAS, MY DYING BRIDE, ZODIAC MINDWARP and TESLA in a unique setting.

Taking up where last years festival left off, HRH II will span four decades over six arenas and feature 50 bands. This year's rock ritual will feature all Lords of the Riff and turn it into another 48-hour maelstrom of rock 'n' metal. HRH II's selection of bands will not disappoint, with some incredible exclusives, rare appearances from the vault and even a trio of bands never witnessed on stage together to answer calls for a space, prog, psychedelic rock arena on the Friday night.

Tickets include two nights accommodation and entrance to all six arenas as well as free car parking. Limited "early bird" tickets start from 90 GBP.

Hard Rock Hell picked up the award for "Best Rock Festival" of 2007 at last week's Metal Hammer Golden Gods Awards.

For more information, go to www.hardrockhell.com.

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