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M3 Announcement Planned For Monday

More spring and summer concert information is coming our way. M3 is slated for May 1 and 2 near Baltimore, Maryland. The lineup will be announced Monday. Here's hoping the lineup isn't all repeats!


Reader Comments (15)

Hellz yea!!!! It would be totally Rad if they scored Hardcore Superstar to headline! Jack knows this is Very unlikely but it would be Awesome just the same!!! Yeaaaa Boooyy!!!
January 3, 2015 | Unregistered CommenterJack T. Ripper
Didnt it get leaked yesterday??

Friday:
Kix, Dokken, Quiet Riot, Trixter, Dio Disciples.

Saturday:
Europe, Tom Kiefer, Queensryche, Krokus, LA Guns, Warrant. Winery Dogs, Vixen, Black & Blue, Killer Dwarfs, Y&T, Bang Tango, Tyketto, and Rhino Bucket,
January 3, 2015 | Unregistered CommenterKenny Ozz
If that is the line up, its real good! Jack is right though Hardcore Superstar would be great!
January 3, 2015 | Unregistered CommenterKevon
KO is correct. This line up was leaked yesterday:

http://rocknrollexperience.com/news/519/23/M3-Rock-Fest-2015-Line-Up/d,news/
January 3, 2015 | Unregistered Commenterfletch
It's almost an exact Xerox of the line-up of The Monsters of Rock Cruise minus TeslUGH! who you can pretty much bank on to be added, completely adding to the conundrum whether I go or not.

KIX, Dokken (if only Don could sing again), Europe (for the whole comedy act aspect of it), Krokus (more comedy), L.A. Guns, Vixen, Black & Blue and Killer Dwarfs are the only reasons to possibly attend.

So, as usual, when it comes to M3, they need more reasons and Hardcore Superstar, as Ripper suggests, would be a good start, though a long shot, considering the limited scope under which the M3 Promoters & Booking Agents apparently operate.
January 3, 2015 | Unregistered CommenterMetalboy!
I totally agree with metalboy! on this one (and much, much more)

but I was coming down to post re: her tom keifer solo synopsis and post about catering to soccer moms and beginning with: "on the contrary.................from your loveable contraion.

but the aforementioned M3 line up screams what mb wrote.
January 3, 2015 | Unregistered Commenterfletch
could've, should've, would've........didn't.

thank goodness that we have something great to look forward
January 3, 2015 | Unregistered Commenterfletch
used to love that, now I hear that same complaint..I satisfy you. oh, and according to axl rose right now, "you're fuckin' crazy, each and every single one of you. crazed down.
January 3, 2015 | Unregistered Commenterfletch
I've always wanted to go to this. But in my honest opinion, Quiet Riot died with Kevin. Hopefully Hardcore Superstar could headline. Get some newer glam blood in there. Twisted Sister and Poison would be great too. I can only dream.
January 3, 2015 | Unregistered CommenterDj
Poison would give M3 much needed stature, something it's lacked since RATT headlined.

Rumor is they were actually in negotiation with Poison but, knowing that, they'll probably see if they can sell enough tickets without having to bite the bullet and get a band on the level of Poison.

However, if they do actually decide to get 'em, that would pretty much guarantee my attendance, for sure!
January 4, 2015 | Unregistered CommenterMetalboy!
I love Hardcore Superstar like crazy, but I have to laugh at the thought of them being headliners at an amphitheater show in the US. A band who does one show in LA doesn't equate being a headliner at M3, regardless of how they're revered in the underground "glam" community. It's almost as laughable as some of you bitching because Slipknot is billed over Judas Priest at festivals in Europe.
January 4, 2015 | Unregistered CommenterJason
What's laughable is your lack of mental capacity as demonstrated in your inability to comprehend why Sh*tsnot should NOT be above Judas Priest! Huh-uh-lo-oh!
January 6, 2015 | Unregistered CommenterMetalboy!
Yeah, I'm totally stupid when it comes to the concept of concert billing, in regards to popularity and draw of the bands. I know you like to spew facts, Metalboy!, so I'll include some below.

Sure, Judas Priest are legends. They've been around for 40 years. But their heyday has long come and gone. They can headline (small) arenas in some US cities, but they're best suited to theaters now. Their new releases don't sell a million copies anymore...not even close to half a mil. Their latest album sold 32K copies in the US the first week.

Slipknot has been around for 15 years. They're currently one of the biggest rock bands going. They headline arenas, amphitheaters and major rock festivals all over the world. Their latest album sold 123K copies in the US the first week and debuted at #1 in multiple countries.

So, the fact that they're billed over Priest is based on simply on their popularity and draw in 2014/15. Whether or not you like them has no bearing on this. Neither does the fact that you think they're legends. Priest is undoubtedly more popular internationally than in the States, but they're just not on the same level as Slipknot. I've been a fan of music for as long as Priest has been "known" worldwide and even in their 80's heyday, they were never as popular worldwide as Slipknot. Priest has released 28 albums (studio, live and comps) and have sold roughly 50 million copies. Slipknot has sold 20 million albums on 7 releases. To quote Dan Spitz..."Do the math." I'd also like to add that Slipknot's per show guarantee makes Priest's look like chump change.

So Metalboy!, go on back to dream land, where Hardcore Superstar headlines M3 and all the "cool" rockstars (obviously not Slipknot) buy you drinks on a rock cruise. Woooooo!
January 8, 2015 | Unregistered CommenterJason
First of all, Jason, let me apologize for insinuating you're an idiot. True or not, there's really no place here for it, though I readily admit, I do it time and again.

I never said Hardcore Superstar should headline M3. What I basically said was is it would be cool if they were on the bill.

Beyond the numbers, I think my point was, and this is "Comments", which I also take to mean "opinions", Judas Priest is the better band. I get the whole thing about the numbers driving the layout of a bill, though I contend Judas Priest has better name recognition.

I will say this... Though Slipknot does absolutely nothing for me, I have newfound respect for Corey Taylor for putting Cheap Trick at the top of his "Dream Bill" for Coachella. Now THAT'S Real Rock & Roll right there, son!
January 10, 2015 | Unregistered CommenterMetalboy!
And I'll take those drinks on the cruise! And buy you some, as well. We'll have a lot of laughs about TeslUGH!, who continue to confabulate they are the greatest ever and expect to be treated as such.
January 10, 2015 | Unregistered CommenterMetalboy!

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