Mayhem Festival

• Slipknot
• Disturbed
• DragonForce
• Mastodon

• Machine Head
• Airbourne
• Five Finger Death Punch
• Walls of Jericho
• Jägermeister Opening Band (See Below)

• Underoath
• Black Tide
• Suicide Silence
• 36 Crazyfists
• The Red Chord

• 07/09 Auburn, WA - Drown Mary
• 07/11 Marysville, CA - Vengince (Show moved to Monday July 14 due to wild fires)
• 07/12 Mountain View, CA - Stigmurder
• 07/13 Devore, CA - Six
• 07/14 Marysville, CA - Vengince
• 07/15 Fresno, CA - Six Ounce Gloves
• 07/16 Chula Vista, CA - Mower
• 07/18 Phoenix, AZ - Psychostick
• 07/20 Englewood, CO - Switchpin
• 07/22 Bonner Springs, KS - Continent of Ash
• 07/23 Maryland Heights, MO - Conquest
• 07/26 Selma, TX --> Powderburn
• 07/27 Houston, TX - The Destro
• 07/29 Tampa, FL - The Autumn Offering
• 07/30 West Palm Beach, FL - The Autumn Offering
• 08/01 Virginia Beach, VA - Epoxy
• 08/02 Burgettstown, PA - Hemlock
• 08/05 Mansfield, MA - Overcast
• 08/06 Uniondale, NY - Kingdom of Sorrow
• 08/09 Clarkston, MI - Ray Street Park
• 08/13 Noblesville, IN - Dead Broke
• 08/17 Washington, DC - Stuck in Kaos
• 08/19 Darien Lake, NY - Stemm

Mayhem festival, like most large festivals of a similar caliber, feature bands that recently released or are just about to release a new album. All of the main stage headliners will be promoting their new albums on this tour, as well as some of the second and third stage bands like 36 Crazyfists, Black Tide and Underoath.

In addition to catching their favorite bands live, fans can take part in a number of festival activities, including playing the newest video games, perusing vendors, attending autograph signing sessions and a slew of other interactive activities that will add to the festival experience.^[4]

ROCKSTAR ENERGY DRINK will be sampling their products and providing great surprises for attendees. Additional sponsors include Jägermeister, HOT TOPIC and The DiNGSTORE.com (Device Personalization Company). FUSE Television and Revolver Magazine (who will produce the Official Tour Program) have signed on as official Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival media partners. Live Nation is set to promote the festival nationally.^[5]

Also joining the tour is the world famous Metal Mulisha freestyle motocross team. In the press release regarding the tour, a founding member of the Metal Mulisha and freestyle rider named Brian Deegan was quoted saying "They’ll be mixing the sound of riffing and ripping 250CC motorcycles flying 150 feet in the air against the backdrop of double bass drums and shredding guitars."^[6]

Sevendust has pulled out of its participation in this summer's inaugural Rockstar Energy Mayhem festival, according to Blabbermouth.net. A statement released by the band indicated that it canceled its involvement in the tour "If they had given us more money, we would've been able to do it" Sevendust has recently announced that they will be headlining a tour this summer with Saliva. The Rockstar Energy Mayhem festival, featuring headliners Disturbed, Dragonforce, and Slipknot, is scheduled to kick off on July 9th in Seattle and will hit 30 cities in the U.S. and Canada between early July and late August.

It is now official that Sevendust has joined on the competing Ozzfest. Also on the bill is Ozzy Osbourne, Metallica, Serj Tankian etc. Sevendust has been replaced by on Mayhem Festival Underoath.

During the opening date of the festival on July 9, Sid Wilson the turntablist of Slipknot broke both of his heels when he jumped from an elevated area of the stage and landed incorrectly. Despite the injury, he promised to perform on all dates of the tour even in a wheelchair.^[7] With both his legs in casts he returned with the band on the second date of the festival on July 12 in a wheelchair, he has however performed without it.^[8]

July

• 07/09 Auburn, WA at White River Amphitheatre
• 07/11 Marysville, CA at Sleep Train Amphitheatre (Show moved to Monday July 14 due to wild fires)
• 07/12 Mountain View, CA at Shoreline Amphitheatre
• 07/13 Devore, CA at Glen Helen Pavilion
• 07/14 Marysville, CA at Sleep Train Amphitheatre
• 07/15 Fresno, CA at Save Mart Center
• 07/16 Chula Vista, CA at Cricket Wireless Amphitheatre
• 07/18 Phoenix, AZ at Cricket Wireless Pavilion
• 07/19 Albuquerque, NM at Journal Pavilion
• 07/20 Englewood, CO at Coors Amphitheatre at Fiddler’s Green
• 07/22 Bonner Springs, KS at Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
• 07/23 Maryland Heights, MO at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater St. Louis
• 07/25 Dallas, TX at SuperPages.com Center
• 07/26 Selma, TX at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
• 07/27 Houston, TX at Sam Houston Race Park
• 07/29 Tampa, FL at Ford Amphitheatre
• 07/30 West Palm Beach, FL at Cruzan Amphitheater

August

• 08/01 Virginia Beach, VA at Verizon Wireless Virginia Beach Amphitheater
• 08/02 Burgettstown, PA at Post-Gazette Pavilion
• 08/03 Scranton, PA at Toyota Pavilion at Montage Mountain
• 08/05 Mansfield, MA at Comcast Center
• 08/06 Uniondale, NY at Nassau Coliseum
• 08/08 Toronto, ON at Downsview Park
• 08/09 Clarkston, MI at DTE Energy Music Theatre
• 08/10 Tinley Park, IL at First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
• 08/12 Atlanta, GA at Lakewood Amphitheatre
• 08/13 Noblesville, IN at Verizon Wireless Music Center Indianapolis
• 08/15 Camden, NJ at Susquehanna Bank Center
• 08/16 Hartford, CT at New England Dodge Music Center
• 08/17 Bristow, VA at Nissan Pavilion
• 08/19 Darien Lake, NY at Darien Lake Performing Arts Center