Ghostfest line-up now complete

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It has been announced that Your Demise, Red Seas Fire, Bleed From Within and fifteen other bands have been added to the line-up of Ghostfest 2012.

These final additions complete the line up of 27 bands set to appear at the two day event at Leeds University Student’s Union on June 30th / July 1st.

Ghostfest 2012 is headlined by The Black Dahlia Murder and Emmure.

Tickets cost £35 Weekend / £25 Single day, available at http://www.impericon.com/uk/ghostfest.html

The Ghostfest 2012 line-up in full:

SATURDAY

Impericon Stage:
THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, COMEBACK KID, BLEED FROM WITHIN, HEIGHTS, THE HAARP MACHINE, SILENT SCREAMS, HEART OF A COWARD

Monster Stage:
BRUTALITY WILL PREVAIL, NO TURNING BACK, BROKEN TEETH, BROTHERHOOD OF THE LAKE, GRADER, DESOLATED, HEAVY HANDS

Time Will Tell Stage:
HEART IN HAND, CARCER CITY, THE BRIDAL PROCESSION, PROWLER, STEAK NUMBER 8, CONTINENTS, RED SEAS FIRE

SUNDAY

Impericon Stage:
EMMURE, YOUR DEMISE, BURY TOMORROW, ALL SHALL PERISH, TRC, DEMORALISER, POLAR

Monster Stage:
DEFEATER, LAST WITNESS, ALL TEETH, BREAKING POINT, DEPARTURES, CROSSBREAKER, ASTROID BOYS

Time Will Tell Stage
FEED THE RHINO, PAY NO RESPECT, MARTYR DEFILED, ODESSA, RIVERS, VILLA RISE, EMPIRES FADE

More information on Ghostfest and Ghost Music:

Ghostfest was launched in 2005 by festival director Toyan St Hilaire, with a vision to put on the best small independent metal and hardcore festival in the country. Since its inception Ghostfest has grown rapidly from 250 to 2700 cap, selling out without fail every year. Many huge names have graced the festival’s stages, including The Blackout, Bring Me The Horizon, Whitechapel, Despised Icon, Architects, Job For A Cowboy, Cult of Luna, Gallows.. the list goes on and on!
In 2010, Toyan expanded the Ghost brand by launching record label Ghost Music, whose first signings were Ghostfest favourites Silent Screams. Since joining Ghost Music, Silent Screams have toured relentlessly, building a strong international fan-base across the UK, Europe, and as far away as Australia.

[info supplied by HoldTight PR]