Machine Head announce 2024 European festival appearances
Machine Head are returning to the festival fields of Europe in 2024
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Machine Head have been announced as headliners for Poland's Mystic Festival in 2024. Robb Flynn swore off festival appearances in 2014, admitting that the band were "burnt out on them".
But after a special secret set at Bloodstock 2022 and headline appearance at Graspop in 2023, it appears the band are pining for the fields of Europe again as they join previously announced headliner Bring Me The Horizon.
Held at Gdańsk Shipyard in Poland from June 5 - 8, Mystic Festival have already announced a number of bands for the 2024 programme including Bruce Dickinson, Satyricon, Lord Of The Lost and Ithaca.
2024 will also mark 25 years since the first edition of Mystic in 1999. At that point, the festival was a single-day event held in Kraków on October 9, headlined by black metal legends Emperor and featuring artists including Amorphis, God Dethroned and Skeptic.
After 12 years absence from 2007, the festival returned in 2019 as a multi-day event headlined by Slipknot and Sabaton respectively, and held at Tauron Arena in Kraków. The festival moved to Gdańsk Shipyard in 2021, but was unfortunately cancelled due to the pandemic. The 2023 edition of the festival was headlined by Ghost, Danzig and Gojira.
No details have been revealed yet on which day Machine Head will headline, but early bird four-day and VIP passes are already on sale. For more details, visit the official Mystic Festival website. Fans can also opt in for an installment plan on tickets to split the cost through eBilet.
Machine Head will kick off 2024 with the Slaughter The Martour in the US, starting in San Francisco on January 19 and featuring a line-up that includes Gates Of Hell, Orbit Culture and Fear Factory.
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As well as Mystic Festival, Machine Head will also be playing Germany's Rock Am Ring/Rock im Park, Switzerland's Greenfield, Austria's Nova Rock and Copenhell in Denmark.
Bands announced for Mystic Festival 2024 so far
Bring Me The Horizon
Machine Head
Accept
Asphyx
Biohazard
Blackgold
Bruce Dickinson
Endseeker
Graveyard
High On Fire
Humanity's Last Breath
Ithaca
Lamp Of Murmuur
Leprous
Life Of Agony
Lord Of The Lost
Mysticum
Orange Goblin
Sanguisugabogg
Satyricon
Suffocation
Thy Art Is Murder
Wayfarer
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