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Cannibal Corpse and Pig Destroyer will headline Decibel Metal & Beer in Denver, USA

Author Flavia Andrade - 18.7.2022

Metal Blade Records and Decibel Magazine have announced the first-ever Metal & Beer Festival to be held in Denver, Colorado. It will take place on December 2 & 3, at the Summit.

The line-up is:

December 2:

Cannibal Corpse, Dark Funeral, Immolation, Black Anvil, Oryx, In The Company Of Serpents

December 3:

Pig Destroyer, Skinless, Wayfarer, Thantifaxath, Of Feather And Bone, Wake, Glacial Tomb

Brian Slagel, Metal Blade Records founder, comments:

“It’s going to be a lively weekend filled with incredible bands and amazing beer!”

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