Eighteen more bands have just been confirmed to play at the Donington-based Download festival.
These include Hell Yeah (featuring former Pantera drummer Vinnie Paul), Biffy Clyro, Billy Talent, Papa Roach, Mastodon, Aiden, Hinder, From Autumn To Ashes, Reuben, Reel Big Fish, Hayseed Dixie, Between The Trees, Kids In Glass Houses, Necro, Lez Zeppelin, This Et Al, Hardcore Superstar and Beyond All Reason.
The festival is a three-day affair, running from 8th-10th June, and will be headlined by My Chemical Romance, Linkin Park, and Iron Maiden.
All confirmed bands to date have now been assigned to various days and stages; for more info, check out: www.downloadfestival.co.uk
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