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SAXON, MOTÖRHEAD Will Not Perform In Bulgaria After All

July 21, 2006

According to Novinite.com, the previously announced concert featuring SAXON and MOTÖRHEAD in Bulgaria has been cancelled, just a couple of days after the planned Monsters of Rock festival also failed to materialize.

SAXON and MOTÖRHEAD will not perform at the Black Sea on August 3, according to Avtora.com.

The gig was supposed to be the only dose of hard rock Bulgarian fans would get this summer after the cancellation of Monsters of Rock became public earlier this week.

The organizers of the metal marathon blamed the mayor of the city of Varna for the festival being called off.

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