DOMINION FEST 2022 9/30, 10/1s t and 10/2nd, 2022: @ USHAW HISTORIC HOUSE, DURHAM, ENGLAND "It is with regret that we have to confirm that the dates for this year's Dominion Festival have had to be put back to the weekend of Friday 30th September to Sunday 2nd October 2022."

 Promoters for DOMINION FEST 2022  have announced the festival has been MOVED BACK until 9/30, 10/1s t and 10/2nd, 2022: @ USHAW HISTORIC HOUSE, DURHAM, ENGLAND. 

DOMINION FEST 2022 have confirmed CRADLE OF FILTH, BLIND GUARDIAN, SODOM, BLAZE BALEY, GIRLSCHOOL, DAWN RAY'D, HECATE ENTHRONED and more metal bands.

 

 

 

 

 

FROM DOMINION FEST 2022 PROMOTERS: 

 

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

It is with regret that we have to confirm that the dates for this year's Dominion Festival have had to be put back to the weekend of Friday 30th September to Sunday 2nd October 2022.

The decision has been made due to major issues, that we have suffered with our staging supplier, who in recent weeks has been entirely unable to meet their obligations. The period between now and the festival weekend, does not allow time for a suitable replacement to be found, so with huge apologies and regret, we have had to make the difficult decision to put the date back by two months.

Whilst not a cancellation, which sadly, so many festivals have had to succumb to during this incredibly difficult year for the live music industry, a reschedule is still a decision that we had to think carefully about.

Other than the dates, however, everything else in relation to the event remains in place, for what will be a fantastic inaugural Dominion Festival.

If you’re unable to make the new dates, ticket refunds will be made from the ticket agents point of purchase, on request to

www.seetickets.com/customerservice and for everyone able to hang onto their ticket and attend on the new weekend, you will receive an email later this week with a link to order a free Dominion 2022 T Shirt, that you can then collect on arrival, as our way of saying thanks.

The final line up confirmation will be posted up in the next few days and whilst this is disappointing news, it does not change our determination to establish a rock and metal festival in the North East, that will grow year on year and be a regular in the region’s live music calendar, that we can all be proud of.

 

 

Thanks-Stay Metal, Stay Brutal-\m/ -l-