Eurorock sells out of weekend tickets – only day tickets still available
Eurorock has announced that they have completely sold out of their weekend tickets for the festival which takes place 14, 15 and 16 May in Neerpelt, Belgium. You can still buy your day tickets at the official website.
Playing this edition are Front 242 – The Orb – ASP – Oomph! – Apoptygma Berzerk – Anathema – The Honeymoon Cowboys (Feat. ex-Siglo XX) – Praga Khan live DJ-set – Xandria – Fields Of The Nephilim – Therion – Killing Joke – Kant Kino – Stahlzeit – Vive La Fête – Diary of Dreams – Whispers in the shadow – Legend – Peter Hook (Celebration of Joy Division) – Tanzwut – Suicide Commando – XMH -Alien Vampires – Implant – Star Industry – Lovelorn Dolls – The Juggernauts – Lescure 13 – A Split Second – Crash Course In Science – Stin Scatzor – Arbeid Adelt – Absolute Body Control – Lacrimas Profundere – Asrai – Stoneman – Luc Van Acker – Portrait (B) – Customs – The Crüxshadows – The Dallas Project – Monica Jeffries – The Neon Judgement – This Morn’ Omina.
For more on Eurorock, see Eurorock 2015, the industrial Woodstock – a behind the scenes report on Side-Line.
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