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Cheech & Chong, Eagles of Death Metal Lead Festival Supreme
05/28/2014
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(Radio.com) Tenacious D's annual Festival Supreme, which brings together comedians and musicians alike, is coming back yet again in 2014. The festival, which will take place Oct. 25 in Los Angeles, will bring out a number of comedy heavy-hitters in addition to the usual headlining set from Tenacious D themselves.

According to a release, the comedy side of the fest will include Drunk History, Cheech and Chong, Fred Armisen & Bill Hader (billed together), Bo Burnham and more.

But the music side has its own formidable lineup too. Along with Tenacious D, the fest features Eagles of Death Metal, the Kyle Gass Band and the Protomen, a rock act known for composing concept albums loosely based on Mega Man. more on this story

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