QUEENSRŸCHE, CHILDREN OF BODOM Confirmed For Germany's BANG YOUR HEAD Festival

November 3, 2003

QUEENSRŸCHE and CHILDREN OF BODOM are the latest acts to be confirmed for the 2004 edition of the Bang Your Head festival, set to take place June 25-26 in Balingen, Germany.

The list of acts currently scheduled to perform at the event looks as follows:

QUEENSRŸCHE
WHITE LION
UFO
KINGDOM COME
CHILDREN OF BODOM
GOTTHARD
PRIMAL FEAR
MAGNUM
DEATH ANGEL
LILIAN AXE
ANGEL
BLAZE
OMEN
CAGE
MAJESTY
SHOK PARIS
BALLISTIC
RUFFIANS

Four more bands will be announced during the coming months.

Tickets for the festival are priced at 55 euros (plus shipping) and are limited to 22,000. For more information, visit www.bang-your-head.de.

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