U.K. alt metallers Skindred are coming home, for a special headline show in Cwmbran as part of the Stadium Rocks event. Taking place at Cwmbran Stadium on Saturday 26th October 2019, the one-day event also features Those Damn Crows, as well as several others.
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By Eamon O'Neill.
U.K. alt metallers Skindred are coming home, for a special headline show in Cwmbran as part of the Stadium Rocks event. Taking place at Cwmbran Stadium on Saturday 26th October 2019, the one-day event also features Those Damn Crows, as well as several others.
Stadium Rocks will be the first event of it’s kind held at Cwmbran Stadium. Supporting Skindred will be five of the countries most exciting up and coming bands in rock; Those Damn Crows, Tigress, Who Knows Didley, Fallen Temples and Tribeless.
Tickets for Stadium Rocks are available now, priced £25 from this link.
Doors open at 4pm with Support acts starting at 4:45pm.
Coming during the winter months, the event follows on from 2019's Steelhouse Festival, which took place nearby during the summer, and has in the past seen Benji Webbe and co tackle the mountain on the southern edge of the Brecon Beacons.
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U.K. alt metallers Skindred are coming home, for a special headline show in Cwmbran as part of the Stadium Rocks event. Taking place at Cwmbran Stadium on Saturday 26th October 2019, the one-day event also features Those Damn Crows, as well as several others.
Stadium Rocks will be the first event of it’s kind held at Cwmbran Stadium. Supporting Skindred will be five of the countries most exciting up and coming bands in rock; Those Damn Crows, Tigress, Who Knows Didley, Fallen Temples and Tribeless.
Tickets for Stadium Rocks are available now, priced £25 from this link.
Doors open at 4pm with Support acts starting at 4:45pm.
Coming during the winter months, the event follows on from 2019's Steelhouse Festival, which took place nearby during the summer, and has in the past seen Benji Webbe and co tackle the mountain on the southern edge of the Brecon Beacons.
Like this story? Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter for regular updates & more of the same.
