Although that would make for a much longer and drama infused post, it defeats the purpose of what I am going to say in the coming paragraphs. I am happy to say that Big Mike will be teaming up with Roger Beaujard from Mortician to collaborate along with a few other stakeholders in order to host a slightly smaller event at Fremont Country Club this coming year. June 11th is tentative, however, June 12th is confirmed for The festival will rise out of the ashes made from the roots of LVDF and evolve into something bigger and better over time.
Holding strong to leave yet another footprint on the Brutal Death Metal scene. With new partnerships come new opportunities for more vendors and sponsorship in the years to come and a new name that has yet to be announced. The Other stakeholders will be more involved in the event from our understanding.
The event will be at the same venue with the same vendors and the same level all welcoming ultimate brutality slamming and melting faces from the stage.
The word is that the lighting on the FCC side of the house will be getting tweaked for a better show experience to boot. While I wait for the upcoming festivities I will be traveling abroad to take part in another festival in Switzerland, Rock the Hell. In the meantime, rage on and happy moshing. Update In regards to up and coming deathfests things are gearing up to be rescheduled for October at this time.
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Opinionated Metalhead: Las Vegas Deathfest…. Is this the end? The Las Vegas Deathfest page also made a statement the same day from their end. Share this: Twitter Facebook. Like this: Like Loading A hopeful glimmer shining through the ashes of Las Vegas Deathfest , the fest that is no more, reborn into what is now Sin City Slaughterfest […] Loading They have all been remastered, and it's the best they have ever sounded.
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