No way. Really? No. Can't be...

[badcarburetor]

Anyone heard rumors of this show -

Slayer, SOIA, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Youth of Today, Chain of Strength, Turning Point at Madison Square Garden 4/11/11?

I've also seen a date of 4/1/11.


Can't be true. Can it?

[Ryan]

wow...too good to be true.

[donkeytron]

The April Fool's Day date should give away the unlikeliness of this interesting but highly unusual lineup.

[badcarburetor]

Very good point. I didn't think of that as I was concentrating on the 4-11 date. Seems like an odd time of year to make an April Fool's joke, but it works all the better for it. I got it from a pretty reliable source. Joke's on both of us, I suppose.

The only thing that made me think that it was not entirely unbelievable is that some very odd things seem to be happening to put asses in seats nowadays.

[donkeytron]

Slayer/Metallica/Maiden and SOIA/Youth of Today/Chain of Strength are not entirely unrealistic as seperate shows these days, but going out on a limb, those bands will never all share a stage in U.S.

[TheKshatriya]

Slayer/Metallica/Maiden and SOIA/Youth of Today/Chain of Strength are not entirely unrealistic as seperate shows these days, but going out on a limb, those bands will never all share a stage in U.S.

Or the fact that Youth of Today and Chain of Strength havent played in like 20 years. (not counting stupid reunions)

[badcarburetor]

I could actually see a show this diverse happening in NYC, but probably nowhere else in the US. If something like that were to happen that it would definitely include stupid reunions.

[Moloc]

If it's real they need to put Venom on the bill.