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KILLSWITCH ENGAGE, VOLBEAT and More Confirmed for DOWNLOAD 2020

Download Festival 2020 has added another stack of acts to the bill which will take place at Castle Donington over the weekend of 12-14 June 2020. Get all the info here:

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Following the news that Download Festival 2020 would be headlined by rock giants Kiss, Iron Maiden and System of a Down, another stack of acts have been added to the bill which will take place at Castle Donington over the weekend of 12-14 June 2020.

The list of new acts joning the headliners and other announced acts including Korn, Deftones and Gojira, reads as follows:

Airbourne, Babymetal, Baroness, Blackout Problems, Bleed From Within, Blues Pills, Bokassa, British Lion, Bush, Cellar Door Moon Crow, Chelsea Grin, Dead Label, Dead Posey, Dying Fetus, Electric Wizard, Killswitch Engage, Lit, Lotus Eater, Marianas Trench, Obituary, Periphery, P.O.D., Powerwolf, Pup, Puppy, Skillet, Stone Broken, Theory, The Last Internationale, The Pretty Reckless, The Wildhearts, Tiny Moving Parts, Uncured, Volbeat, Wargasm, Wayward Sons and Wednesday 13.

Volbeat said of their appearance: “We are very excited to return to Donington Park once again to rock with all of our friends in the UK alongside so many great bands. See you in June!”

While Jesse Leach from Killswitch Engage said “We are honoured and excited to play the mighty Download festival once again! We are ready to kick out our new songs and play the old anthems as well! Download crowds are always incredible and we are eager to bring the mother f*****g ruckus!”

Killswitch Engage bring their metalcore to Download in 2020 so get ready to bang your heads to tracks like “The Signal Fire”:


Download Festival takes places from June 12 – June 14 2020 at Donington Park. For ticket and line-up information visit the Official Download Festival website.

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