Aerosmith and RATM set for Download
Billy Idol, Stone Sour, Lamb Of God and more also added
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The Steven Tyler-fronted classic rockers will headline the event despite frequent rumours of a rift in the band over the last few months.
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Rage, fresh from announcing their free London gig earlier this week, will also take top billing, joining Aerosmith and AC/DC as headliners.
Billy Idol, Lamb Of God, Stone Sour, 30 Seconds To Mars and Five Finger Death Punch have also been added to the Download line up.
Download takes place at Donington Park between 11-13 June.
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