Graspop Metal Meeting - Graspop Metal Meeting 2006

Graspop Metal Meeting 2006

Just like all previous editions, GMM 2006 was a roaring success. On Saturday, bands and fans had to suffer in the blistering heat, but the following day torrential rains swept across the Dessel festival grounds. The cloudburst just before the Helloween gig was particularly spectacular. Korn were forced to cancel their set just days before the festival, so there wasn’t enough time to find a suitable replacement. Fortunately GMM could count on Soulfly, Opeth, My Dying Bride and Alice In Chains to play a slightly longer set. Saturday’s headliners Guns N' Roses ran late, so no surprises there. Mr Axl Rose saw fit to let his fans soak for 80 minutes before taking the stage.

Friday June 23
Main Stage Marquee I Marquee II Metal Dome

Whitesnake
Lacuna Coil
Michael Schenker Group
Edguy
Trivium
Y&T
Anvil

Satyricon
Moonspell
The Gathering
Stream of Passion
Leaves' Eyes
Sengir

Die Krupps
Evergrey
Soilwork
36 Crazy Fists
Gojira
Darkane

Axamenta
Leng Tch'e
Callenish Circle
Panchrysia
Iconoclasm
Battalion
The Maple Room
Saturday June 24
Main Stage Marquee I Marquee II Metal Dome

Guns N' Roses
Soulfly
Alice in Chains
Stone Sour
Avenged Sevenfold
Bullet for My Valentine
Bloodsimple

Opeth
My Dying Bride
Nile
Obituary
Ancient Rites
Akercocke

Death Angel
Ill Niño
Jon Oliva's 'Pain'
The New York Dolls
The Datsuns
Caliban

Action in Dc
Up the Irons
Ozzy Oz
Purple Strangers
Nutellica
Sunday June 25
Main Stage Marquee I Marquee II

Motörhead
Saxon
Helloween
In Flames
Armored Saint
DragonForce
Machine Men

Cradle of Filth
After Forever
Exodus
Enthroned
Ensiferum
In-Quest

Arch Enemy
Agnostic Front
Ignite
Devil Driver
Beyond Fear
As I Lay Dying

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