Graspop Metal Meeting - Graspop Metal Meeting 2010

Graspop Metal Meeting 2010

This year Graspop Metal Meeting introduced the token machines; so people didn't have to queue at manned counters. Also a new plastic floor was placed in front of the main stage to stop dust clouds. Another first was GMM TV; a total of 15 screens gave an overview of what was going on all across the festival grounds. Visitors could watch the shows on the various stages, follow the action at the 2010 FIFA World Cup, read the latest news or take the GMM quiz.

Friday June 25
Main Stage Marquee I Marquee II Metal Dome

Aerosmith
Motörhead
Stone Temple Pilots
Slayer
Billy Talent
ReVamp

My Dying Bride
Tarja
Therion
Anathema
Krypteria
Ghost Brigade

Saxon
Doro
U.D.O.
The Poodles
Anvil
Raven

Nile
Sepultura
Devin Townsend Project
The Devil's Blood
Bleeding Through
Oceans of Sadness
Saturday June 26
Main Stage Marquee I Marquee II Metal Dome

Soulfly
Channel Zero
Slash
Carcass
Bullet For My Valentine
Sabaton
Killing Machine

Immortal
Paradise Lost
Obituary
Cannibal Corpse
Dark Funeral
Hail of Bullets

Airbourne
Sick of It All
Fear Factory
Walls of Jericho
Death by Stereo
Sylosis

Eluveitie
Tankard
3 Inches of Blood
Spoil Engine
Dear Superstar
Iron Mask
Sunday June 27
Main Stage Marquee 1 Marquee 1 Metal Dome

Kiss
Hatebreed
Killswitch Engage
Jon Oliva's Pain
Exodus
Evergrey
Atreyu

Amon Amarth
Bloodbath
Behemoth
Alestorm
Katatonia
Necrophobic

Devil Driver
Unearth
A Day to Remember
As I Lay Dying
Mucky Pup
Job for a Cowboy

Finntroll
Korpiklaani
36 Crazyfists
The Faceless
Deadlock
Between the Buried and Me

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