Slash To Play High Voltage
Guitar legend announced for London\'s classic rock festival
Slash will play on the Main Stage at the Festival, and he will be joined by his regular touring vocalist Myles Kennedy.
He is touring in support of his self titled debut solo album.
Tickets for the festival are on sale now from the link below:
JUDAS PRIEST and DREAM THEATER are to headline of 2011's HIGH VOLTAGE FESTIVAL, each playing staggeringly exciting exclusive sets for British audiences.
Heavy metal icons JUDAS PRIEST headline the festival on Saturday 23 July where they will play their last EVER UK festival show, 31 years after they made their festival debut at a legendary Monsters Of Rock.
Prog-metal behemoths DREAM THEATER, meanwhile, top the bill on Sunday 24 July where they will perform a UK exclusive festival set, and give a UK debut to their as-yet-unnamed drummer following the departure of Mike Portnoy a couple of months ago.
THUNDER will reunite for a special one-off gig at the festival following their split in 2009 - it will be a rare opportunity to see Danny, Luke and the guys back on the stage where they belong
BLACK COUNTRY COMMUNION and JETHRO TULL will also play UK festival exclusive sets at this year's High Voltage Festival, while MICHAEL SCHENKER will line up on the Main Stage.
SKIN and our favourite new band RIVAL SONS are on the Main Stage bill, while JOHN LEE'S BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST have been named as the headliner of the Prog Stage on Saturday 23 July. AMPLIFIER and VON HERTZEN BROTHERS also play the Prog Stage along with CARAVAN, PALLAS, SPOCK'S BEARD, MOSTLY AUTUMN and THE ENID
The Metal Hammer Stage will see headline sets from NEUROSIS and ELECTRIC WIZARD while other bands on the stage include EVILE, GRAND MAGUS, RAVENS CREED, PRIMITAI, ATTICA RAGE, BLACK SPIDERS, GENTLEMENS PISTOLS and FURYON.
Once again the festival will feature three specially curated stages to cater for fans of all genres of rock, and once again High Voltage will take place at VICTORIA PARK in London.
There are a variety of ticket options available, with standard weekend tickets costing just £99, day tickets costing £56.50 and a whole mix of VIP tickets costing £105 for day tickets and £199 for weekend tickets. There are also a number of hotel packages so that rock fans can design and build their own bespoke festival weekend.
And here's a little something else just for Planet Rock listeners.
Anyone that buys tickets for the festival through the link below will get a voucher for 10% off Planet Rock merchandise at our stand at the High Voltage Festival* next summer.