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Inaugural ‘Inkarceration’ Festival Announced for July in Mansfield, Ohio
The inaugural Inkarceration Music and Tattoo Festival has been announced for July 13th, 14th and 15th in Mansfield, Ohio and will feature over thirty bands on two stages!
The inaugural Inkarceration Music and Tattoo Festival has been announced for July 13th, 14th and 15th in Mansfield, Ohio and will feature over thirty bands on two stages! The festival will take place at the eerie and enormous Historic Ohio State Reformatory.
Headlining the festival will be Rise Against, A Day to Remember, Bush, Black Label Society, Clutch, Our Lady Peace, Suicidal Tendencies, Fuel, Hatebreed, Sevendust, Living Colour, Of Mice and Men, Corrosion of Conformity and so many more! Not only will festivalgoers be privy to an awesome lineup of bands, they can also be tattooed by acclaimed local and regional artists, tour one of the most famous reformatories of all time and enjoy all the food and goods that local vendors have to offer.
Weekend tickets, VIP, RV and camping packages are on sale now! Mansfield is conveniently located directly between Columbus and Cleveland, and is under a five-hour drive from major cities such as Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Detroit, Louisville, Buffalo, and Pittsburgh.
Clutch drummer Jean-Paul Gaster commented, “We just finished our new album and now it will be fun to get back out and play some shows. Come hang with Clutch at this year’s Inkarceration!”
For more information, a full list of bands and to purchase tickets, please visit, please visit: www.inkcarceration.com.

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