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DTE Uproar Fest Highlights
DTE Uproar Fest Highlights
DTE Uproar Fest Highlights
Last Friday the Uproar Festival kicked off down at The DTE featuring Godsmack, Seether, Skillet, Pop Evil and others. Check out some of the highlight photos from the show, thanks to Mintypics.
Battlecross — Dirt Fest 2014 [PICS]
Battlecross — Dirt Fest 2014 [PICS]
Battlecross — Dirt Fest 2014 [PICS]
When it comes to metal, Battlecross were the kings of Dirt Fest 2014. It started with the fans chanting Battlecross then they started chanting Kaleb which is frontman Gumby's son (coolest thing I saw all day), and then the metal started. It truly was a badass band to watch from start to finish.
Dirt Fest Pics
Dirt Fest Pics
Dirt Fest Pics
Well another Dirt Fest has come and gone and I gotta say this was my favorite Dirt Fest to date. It's really tough to say what band was my favorite but I would have to say Nothing More, Nonpoint, Battlecross, Powerman and Killswitch Engage all put on unforgettable performances.
Korn — Mayhem Fest 2014 at DTE [PICS]
Korn — Mayhem Fest 2014 at DTE [PICS]
Korn — Mayhem Fest 2014 at DTE [PICS]
Last week Korn brought their A game to the DTE for this year's Rockstar Energy Drink Music Festival. The band sounded great, looked healthy and you could tell they were having a great time. Just a killer performance all the way around.
King 810 – Mayhem Festival 2014 [PICS]
King 810 – Mayhem Festival 2014 [PICS]
King 810 – Mayhem Festival 2014 [PICS]
King 810 was the standout band to me at this year's Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival. Now maybe I'm a little biased because they are from Flint and I always root for the local guys but at the end of the day, King 810 simply killed it.
King 810 + Others Rock Mayhem at DTE
King 810 + Others Rock Mayhem at DTE
King 810 + Others Rock Mayhem at DTE
It's was another great year to attend the Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival down at the DTE. The line up was solid and included Avenged Sevenfold, Korn, Asking Alexandria, Flint's King 810 and so many more. Minty was there to catch all the action from almost every band that performed.

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