Bloodstock adds five more

Bloodstock Open Air 2015

Thursday 6th to Sunday 9th August 2015
Catton Hall, Walton-on-Trent, Derbyshire, DE12 8LN, England MAP
£135 weekend incl camping (+ booking fees)

Daily capacity: 12,000

This summer's Bloodstock Open Air taking place over the weekend of Thursday 6th until Sunday 9th August 2015 at Catton Hall, Walton-on-Trent, in South Derbyshire has added reformed Raging Speedhorn, Xerath, French groove metallers Trepalium, Dutch death metallers Villainy, and Godsized to the line-up.

Trivium headline Friday as a UK exclusive, Rob Zombie as Sunday headliner with special guests Black Label Society, Saturday night headliners Within Temptation and their support Opeth. Ihsahn and Cannibal Corpse will both be UK exclusives, with Napalm Death, Wolf, Enslaved, Pro-Pain, Korpiklaani, Sabaton, Agalloch, Sepultura, Death DTA, Overkill, Ensiferum, Belphegor, Orange Goblin, Godflesh Onslaught, Planet of Zeus, Bast, Conan, 1349, Armored Saint, Nuclear Assault, Delain, Fleshgod Apocalypse, Battalion, Dark Angel, Mordred, and Destrage, also confirmed for Catton Park.

For the line-up details as available please click here.

Festival goers have until midnight on Thursday 7th March to use of the instalment scheme, with the initial payment being taken on the day they sign up.

The payments are as follows:
1st payment - £45 (plus £7 booking fee) required on the day of sign up.
2nd payment - £45 - debited on 27th March.
3rd payment – £45 (+ postage) - debited on 29th May.

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The early bird offer has ended. Tickets are priced at £135 for adults with camping (+ booking fees), and car parking is priced at £16, child (aged 4 - 11 years) tickets are priced at £35, and campervan passes priced at £55, and VIP options are also available. Day tickets are expected to be on sale at a later date.

As well as the international heavy metal bands across four stages, Bloodstock will offer a large selection of merchandise stalls, metal karaoke, a campsite and a wide selection of food and bars.

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