Slipknot, Anvil, Marilyn Manson set for Download day two
Chris Cornell, Prodigy and Answer also due to play
Headliners Slipknot, Marilyn Manson and Anvil are gearing up to play the second day of this year's Download festival today (June 13).
Joining Slipknot and Marilyn Manson on the Main Stage will be acts including Pendulum and Dragonforce, while the likes of The Prodigy, Chris Cornell and In Case Of Fire also play at the festival. Anvil will headline the Tuborg Stage.
Watch The Prodigy at Download festival 2009 – watch the video:
Meanwhile, Fightstar are set to play an early afternoon slot on the Second Stage before Static-X and You Me At Six.
Watch Fightstar at Download festival 2009 – watch the video:
NME.COM will be bringing you coverage of all of today's highlights including the action from both the Download and the Isle Of Wight festivals at NME.COM/festivals. Head there now for all the best news, blogs and pictures straight from the festival sites.
Joining Slipknot and Marilyn Manson on the Main Stage will be acts including Pendulum and Dragonforce, while the likes of The Prodigy, Chris Cornell and In Case Of Fire also play at the festival. Anvil will headline the Tuborg Stage.
Watch The Prodigy at Download festival 2009 – watch the video:
Meanwhile, Fightstar are set to play an early afternoon slot on the Second Stage before Static-X and You Me At Six.
Watch Fightstar at Download festival 2009 – watch the video:
NME.COM will be bringing you coverage of all of today's highlights including the action from both the Download and the Isle Of Wight festivals at NME.COM/festivals. Head there now for all the best news, blogs and pictures straight from the festival sites.
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