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Didn't their main man die? Wayne Static?

Its the guy from Dope dressed up as him ahha

Still a bit of craic live.

Really not surprised this show is cancelled knowing who the promoter is

He will not put any effort into the actual shows and if you throw shit to the wall sometimes it sticks (That's why some of the other shows were able to happen)

Other shows have been cancelled already for this year and there was a load last year, just in it for the few bob and does not give a shite about the music.

I did not want to say it so thanks for bringing it to light

He should not be doing gigs at all and should feck off away from the metal scene.

Doing gigs the last few years believe he put on Venom Inc mainly does cover bands and is doing Gutalax next but its a common occurrence that his shows are cancelled.

Seems like its cancelled

The promoter has a reputation of not doing any promo then cancelling shows and falling out with venues so I am not surprised.

Belfast is now not happening

How many tickets sold in Dublin will it even be half full, wtf would gp to this

Like 10k or so sold so be packed

Obituary are one of the best bands to ever do it.

Chuck billy saying it took them 4 years to come back when they were here 11 months ago 🤣

Just booked Madrid for this awesome lineup

He put on a three-day festival in Belfast, never paid a load of the bands, then shut down the company so no one could go after him. Now loads of artists are out of pocket and have been calling him out online.

Cowboy promoter

From DME:

19:00 Doors
19:30 Zealot Cult
20:30 Abaddon Incarnate
21:30 Cancer
(subject to change)

Looking forward to this now.

What an amazing show we need more of that stuff here.

Mixture of hardcore and metal heads in the pit too always a controversial crossover.

Well I heard there were 120 presales and 80 for Belfast, maybe people bought tickets and didnt show up.

The best I could get for a hotel was 900 for the 3 nights between 3 lads.... IN TALLAGHT. 

Tallaght is unreal- Go to the Dragon Inn for a pint of Guinness the best in Ireland