KORN, DISTURBED, BREAKING BENJAMIN And EVANESCENCE To Headline This Year's INKCARCERATION MUSIC & TATTOO FESTIVAL

February 3, 2022

After debuting a massive revamp of the festival grounds in 2021, Inkcarceration Music & Tattoo Festival aims to make the 2022 edition the biggest one yet. Over the weekend of July 15-17, music fans will converge for three days of nonstop music, tattooing, haunted attractions, and more, all held on the historic grounds of the Ohio State Reformatory (made famous by the movie "The Shawshank Redemption") located in Mansfield, Ohio.

The headliners include rock and metal giants KORN, DISTURBED, BREAKING BENJAMIN and EVANESCENCE with the weekend also offering must-see performances from LAMB OF GOD, PAPA ROACH, SEETHER, FALLING IN REVERSE, THREE DAYS GRACE, I PREVAIL, BLACK LABEL SOCIETY, THEORY OF A DEADMAN, BLACK VEIL BRIDES, JELLY ROLL and many more.

The event continues the ongoing partnership of America's largest independent festival producer Danny Wimmer Presents and the creators of Inkcarceration, who together produce an event like no other. Passes for the 2021 event sold out in the first week, marking the fastest sellout in the festival's history, so fans are encouraged to buy early for 2022 to reserve their spot for one of the most anticipated events of the summer.

Single-day and weekend passes for Inkcarceration 2022 are on sale now at www.Inkcarceration.com, starting at $164.99 plus fees. Fans can secure passes for only $22 down now through March 15.

Says David Draiman of DISTURBED: "We are thrilled to be playing on the historic and hallowed grounds of the Ohio State Reformatory for our first Inkcarceration. Ohio, Are You Ready?"

PAPA ROACH's Jacoby Shaddix adds: "We are excited to be part of Inkcarceration this year. Epic lineup, can't wait to see all you Inkmates!"

Inkcarceration co-founder Daniel Janssen says: "The 2022 edition will be, by far, our most ambitious year yet. The partnership with the Danny Wimmer Presents team has really enhanced all aspects of the festival and fan experience. Seeing the excitement this event continues to bring to this state and city of Mansfield, along with the fan support from all over the country, makes me so proud to call Ohio my home."

The current Inkcarceration Music & Tattoo Festival 2022 lineup is as follows (subject to change):

Friday, July 15:

KORN
PAPA ROACH
THREE DAYS GRACE
I PREVAIL

(To Be Announced)
SLEEPING WITH SIRENS
CODE ORANGE
LACUNA COIL
FROM ASHES TO NEW
BORN OF OSIRIS
DED
OXYMORRONS
SPOKEN
AS YOU WERE
PAUL BARTOLOME
FATE DESTROYED
IMPENDING LIES
PLAINVIEW
ZAKK CASH

Saturday, July 16:

BREAKING BENJAMIN
EVANESCENCE
FALLING IN REVERSE
BLACK LABEL SOCIETY
THEORY OF A DEADMAN
AVATAR
SPIRITBOX
SAINT ASONIA
AYRON JONES
VOLUMES
SOLENCE
SIIICKBRAIN
IF I DIE FIRST
WIDOW7
PARALANDRA
ALL'S FAIR
ERASING NEVER
FAREWELL TO FEAR
NEARLY SPENT

Sunday, July 17:

DISTURBED
LAMB OF GOD
SEETHER
BLACK VEIL BRIDES
JELLY ROLL
NOTHING MORE
10 YEARS
SICK PUPPIES
JOHN 5
BUTCHER BABIES
FIRE FROM THE GODS
VEIL OF MAYA
GEMINI SYNDROME
THE VIOLENT
DEFYING DECAY
DREAMWALKER
ALUKAH
WOR
DARKHORSE SALOON

In addition to enjoying the diverse music lineup, fans will be able to partake in the onsite tattoo convention and book appointments with more than 30 tattoo shops and artists. Nightly tattoo competitions will be judged by musician and "Big Brother" alum Jenncity, actor Robert LaSardo and tattooist Caleb Neff. As well, there will be complimentary tours of the famous Ohio State Reformatory prison. Onsite, there will also be gourmet food, a wide selection of beverages, camping and the return of the award-winning haunted house attraction Blood Prison.

Single-day, weekend general admission and VIP passes for Inkcarceration are on sale now, with single day GA passes starting at $79.99 plus fees, single day VIP passes starting at $189.99 plus fees, weekend GA passes starting at $164.99 plus fees and weekend VIP passes starting at $449.99 plus fees. Weekend VIP passes already sold out in the early bird phase, so festivalgoers are encouraged to buy early and save, as pass prices will increase in the coming weeks. A limited number of specially priced passes for military personnel are on sale now via GovX.

Weekend Camping Packages are available for both car + tent and RVs. General Weekend Tent Camping starts at $225 and includes 500 square feet of space for two people, access to the A/C Camping Lounge, optional breakfast, lunch and drinks available for purchase, dedicated shuttles to and from the festival, re-entry during the festival via the camping shuttles, access to Camping Hydration Station, and access to showers and restrooms. General Weekend RV Camping starts at $380 and includes the same amenities as Tent Camping. RV sites with hookups for electric and water are also available for purchase. Admission to the festival is not included in Weekend Camping Packages and must be purchased separately.

Hotel packages, bundling hotel nights and festival passes into one purchase, are also available. All festival passes, including Hotel Packages and Camping, may be purchased at https://inkcarceration.com/passes/.

VIP passes offer the best way to enjoy the fest, including a commemorative VIP laminate and wristband, dedicated entrance lanes into the festival and entrance into the VIP area, which includes an elevated and shaded viewing deck, an air-conditioned lounge with comfortable furniture, and audio and video streams of the main stages. Other VIP amenities include: a dedicated merchandise stand, dedicated VIP locker rental with charging capabilities (for additional purchase),air-conditioned & flushable restrooms, and premium food and drink offerings (for additional purchase).

Ohio State Reformatory's historic building and grounds provide a perfect setting for Inkcarceration. The massive, awe-inspiring locale is recognized as not only one of the most haunted reformatories in the country, but also as the filming location for multiple Hollywood films. The most famous of these is the 1994 classic and IMDB highest-rated movie of all time "The Shawshank Redemption".

The Ohio State Reformatory is centrally located, about an hour from Cleveland, Columbus and Canton/Akron, and within a three-hour drive from Toledo, Dayton, Cincinnati, Youngstown, and parts of West Virginia, Michigan, Kentucky, Indiana and Pennsylvania.

Inkcarceration is co-produced by Danny Wimmer Presents, one of the largest independent producers of destination music festivals in America, and Reinkcarceration LLC, a partnership that formed with the original founders of INK in 2021.

For more information on Inkcarceration, visit www.Inkcarceration.com.

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