Things are being a bit shuffled on the Ozzfest. Here is the latest press release from the Ozzfest camp with all the details.
DOIN' THE OZZFEST SHUFFLE!
Rob Zombie has taken the nod to fill the
slot vacated by the Chris Cornell/Rage Against the Machine band on the
Ozzfest main stage this summer. Zombie maintains, though, that he will
still put on a stripped down show that he has been wanting to do for a
while now. He recently commented in the Los Angeles Times about the his
decision: "As much as I love the big show and all the production, it becomes
this huge thing of its own. Sometimes the show is so huge everything else
gets lost...I haven't done anything like [this] in 12 years or something."
Taking Zombie's place in the headlining position on the second stage will
be Down, the New Orleans-based supergroup fronted by Pantera's Philip Anselmo
and also featuring members of Corrosion of Conformity, EYEHATEGOD, and
Crowbar. The band released their their highly anticipated second album,
"Down II", last week. Hatebreed has also been tapped for the second stage
in the slot preceding Down. Their second album, "Perseverance", was issued
last week as well. And for the first half of Ozzfest 2002 party rocker
Andrew W.K. will party on the second stage; Switched has been added to
the second half of the tour.
Along with these additions to the bill there are some date changes as well. The July 10 Jones Beach show has been moved to Scranton, Pa., and the Indianapolis and Cleveland dates have flip-flopped: Cleveland is now Aug. 4 and Indianapolis is Aug. 13.
OZZFEST 2002 U.S. ITINERARY
ALL DATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
July 6 Bristow, VA Nissan Pavilion ON SALE APRIL 13
July 7 Pittsburgh, PA Post-Gazette Pavilion ON SALE APRIL
12
July 10 Scranton, Pa. Montage Mtn. ON SALE APRIL 13
July 12 Camden, NJ Tweeter Center ON SALE APRIL 13
July 13 Hartford, CT Cdnow.com Amph. ON SALE APRIL 13
July 16 Boston, MA Tweeter Center ON SALE APRIL 13
July 19 Holmdel, NJ PNC Center ON SALE APRIL 13
July 24 Raleigh, NC Alltel Pavilion ON SALE APRIL 13
July 26 West Palm Beach, FL Mars Music Amph. ON SALE APRIL
13
July 28 Atlanta, GA Hi-Fi Buys Amph. ON SALE APRIL 13
Aug. 3 Columbus, OH Polaris Amph. ON SALE APRIL 27
Aug. 4 Cleveland, OH Blossom Music CenterN SALE APRIL 13
Aug. 7 Clarkston, MI DTE Energy Center ON SALE APRIL 13
Aug. 10 Chicago, IL Tweeter Center ON SALE APRIL 13
Aug. 11 East Troy, WI Alpine Valley ON SALE APRIL 13
Aug. 13 Indianapolis, IN Verizon Amph. ON SALE APRIL 13
Aug. 15 Cincinnati, OH Riverbend Amph. ON SALE APRIL 27
Aug. 17 Somerset, WI Float-Rite Park ON SALE MAY 31
Aug. 19 St. Louis, MO Riverport Amph. ON SALE APRIL 13
Aug. 20 Kansas City, MO Sandstone Amph. ON SALE JUNE 22
Aug. 22 Denver, CO Pepsi/City Lights ON SALE APRIL 13
Aug. 25 Sacramento, CA Sacramento Valley Amph. ON SALE APRIL
13
Aug. 27 George, WA The Gorge ON SALE APRIL 13
Aug. 29 Mountain View, CA Shoreline Amph. ON SALE APRIL 14
Aug. 31 San Bernardino, CA Glen Helen Blockbuster Pavilion
ON SALE APRIL 13
Sept. 5 Phoenix, AZ Cricket Pavilion ON SALE APRIL 13
Sept. 7 San Antonio, TX Verizon Wireless Amph. ON SALE MAY
18
Sept. 8 Dallas, TX Smirnoff Amph. ON SALE APRIL 26
Main Stage
OZZY OSBOURNE
System of a Down
Rob Zombie
P.O.D.
Drowning Pool
Adema
Zakk Wylde's Black Label Society
Second Stage
Down (headliner)
Hatebreed (second headliner)
Meshuggah (third headliner)
*Apex Theory
*Lostprophets
*Pulse Ultra
*Neurotica
Plus, from July 6 through Aug. 7:
*Andrew W.K.
*Flaw
*3rd Strike
*Otep
*SoiL
*Ill Nino
From Aug. 10 through Sept. 8:
*Mushroomhead
*Seether
*Chevelle
*Glassjaw
*The Used
*Switched
* Acts will rotate on a daily basis
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