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Justice for the Damned

Download Adds Five More Acts

by Paul Cashmere on January 30, 2019

in News

The Download Festival has grown by five more acts and a new stage for them to play on.

The five acts to play the Ascension Stage are:

Justice For The Damned
Aversions Crown
Devilskin
Eat Your Heart Out
The Beautiful Monument

Ozzy Osbourne will headline Download 2019. The previously announced line-up is:

Ozzy Osbourne (Only Aus Shows)
Slayer (Final World Tour)
Judas Priest (Only Aus Shows)
Alice In Chains
Ghost
Rise Against (Only Aus Shows)
The Amity Affliction (Only Aus Shows)
Sum 41 (Only Aus Shows) |
Anthrax
Pennywise (Only Aus Shows)
Halestorm (Only Aus Shows)|
Behemoth
Me First And The Gimme Gimmes
I Prevail (Only Aus Shows)
Thy Art Is Murder
Polaris
Twelve Foot Ninja
Converge
Frenzal Rhomb
Luca Brasi
Code Orange
Fever 333
War On Women
Slaves
Alien Weaponry
New Years Day
High Tension
Justice For The Damned
Aversions Crown
Outright
Ruins
Devilskin
Eat Your Heart Out
Voyager
The Beautiful Monument + UnEarthed Winner to be announced

Download is on in Sydney March 9 and Melbourne March 11, 2019.

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