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The Hives, Evanescence, and Anthrax for Rock Am Ring

plus Maximo Park, The Ting Tings, Tinie Tempah, & more

published: Mon 13th Feb 2012

Rock am Ring 2012

Friday 1st to Sunday 3rd June 2012

Nurburgring racetrack in Nurburg, Germany

175 euro (approx £145) - SOLD OUT

daily capacity: 85000

last updated: Thu 24th May 2012

The Hives, Evanescence, and Anthrax are amongst the latest acts confirmed for this summer's Rock am Ring in Germany.

Also confirmed today are A$AP Rocky, Azealia Banks, Beginner, Boyce Avenue, Caligola, Cancer Bats, Cro, Crystal Castles, DevilDriver, Dropkick Murphys, Example, Fiva & Das Phantom Orchester, FM Belfast, Ghost, Gojira, Graveyard, Halestorm, Hoffmaestro, Lower Than Atlantis, Maximo Park, Periphery, Refused, Rise To Remain, Steel Panther, The Maccabees, The Rifles, The Ting Tings, Tinie Tempah, and While She Sleeps.

They join headliners Metallica playing the 'Black Album', and Die Toten Hosen celebrating their 30th anniversary. Plus Linkin Park, Soundgarden, Billy Talent, Gossip, The Offspring, Skrillex, Tenacious D, Deicide, MIA (German band), Dick Brave & the Backbeats, Guano Apes, Donots, Lexy & K-Paul, Kasabian, The Subways, Enter Shikari, Motorhead, Marilyn Manson, Machine Head, Killswitch Engage, and Opeth. For the line-up details as available please click here.

Rock am Ring takes place over 3 days from Friday 1st to Sunday 3rd June 2012, and showcases acts from the international live music scene at the Nurburgring in the Eifel mountains.

Tickets were priced at 164 euro (approx £140)and have sold out.