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Bloodstock Open Air confirms major acts for 2027

Bloodstock Open Air confirms major acts for 2027

Bloodstock Open Air 2027 adds Mercyful Fate, Gaerea, Kanonenfieber and more bands to its line-up

Bloodstock Open Air will return to Catton Park in Derbyshire, UK, from 5 to 8 August 2027, with a line-up spanning several generations and styles of heavy music.

The festival’s confirmed headliners include Mercyful Fate, Electric Callboy and Motionless in White on the Ronnie James Dio Stage. The Sophie Lancaster Stage will feature headlining performances from Madball, Gaerea, Kanonenfieber and Dethklok.

The bill also includes Acid Bath, Green Lung, Children of Bodom, DevilDriver, Corrosion of Conformity, Imminence, Wind Rose, Sylosis, Decapitated, Witch Club Satan, HammerFall, Hypocrisy, The Halo Effect, Humanity’s Last Breath, Conan, Pig Destroyer, Fulci, Carnifex, The Acacia Strain and Make Them Suffer among others.

Mercyful Fate are scheduled to headline on Friday, August 6th, while Electric Callboy will headline on Saturday and Motionless in White will close the main stage programme on Sunday. Motionless in White’s appearance has been announced as their only UK show of 2027.

Further bands are expected to be announced as the festival continues building its programme for the four-day event.

 

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