When it comes down to it, there is nothing quite like live music is there? The energy! The atmosphere! The mosh pits! If you thought that festival season came to an end in the summer then guess again because at The Bullingdon in the heart of Oxford over the weekend of 31st October and 1st
If you haven’t already heard then let us remind you… Oxford’s biggest Metal Weekender Rabidfest will return to The Bullingdon over the weekend of 31st October and 1st November. It will see twenty bands playing the Devolution Magazine sponsored main stage over the course of two days of blood, sweat and beers as mosh pits
While in the United Kingdom at least the summer remains hotter than hell, that means that all things Rabidfest can begin to defrost. A Metal Weekender like no other, it will take place once more at its spiritual home of The Bullingdon in the heart of Oxford over the weekend of Saturday 31st October and
As the countdown to Oxfords finest Metal Weekender Rabidfest continues we want to take a couple of minutes to remind you what it’s all about. Aside from being an annual festival in the heart of Oxford that finds twenty bands playing over two days (31st October and 1st November this year) on the Devolution Magazine sponsored
The hype train may have already left the station as the bands were announced very early for this years incarnation of Oxfords finest Metal Weekender Rabidfest… but that still leaves a few questions what we’re going to answer over the next few weeks while building up to the event. If you haven’t already noted it
They may not have announced this year’s incarnation of “The Fright Before Rabidfest” as yet but Rabidfest have lined up another warm up show for this year’s event. Held at The Jericho Tavern in Oxford on 3rd October, in a spin on Danny Boyle’s post-apocalyptic horror film 28 Days Later, they’ve called it “Rabidfest Presents:
Another Halloween fright night means another incarnation of Oxford’s finest Metal Weekender Rabidfest and this year the line up is as strong as ever with a resurgent Hacktivist being kept honest by the new blood of up and coming bands like Devilhusk. So while we prepare to begin introducing those bands in a fortnightly feature,
What was that lyric? “Just when you thought you had it figured out. That’s when the wave of terror comes crashing down“. You can bet your bottom dollar that when Danny Leal wrote that the Upon A Burning Body vocalist wasn’t thinking about Rabidfest, Oxford or The Bullingdon. But it seems kind of appropriate as
Bringing the first May bank holiday weekend to a glorious end Rabidfest have announced six more bands for this year’s incarnation of Oxford’s finest Metal Weekender – including the Sunday night headliner! That honour goes to Trap Metal act n0trixx with Spared An Endless Orbit, Necronomicunt, The Blade Itself, Twin Skeletons and Sabertooth also added. The event
It might have taken a little while longer to commit to tape than you might of thought but after turning a few stages to sawdust with it, Groove orientated Metallic Hardcore quintet The Blade Itself have finally unleashed their debut single “Innocent End“. It surfaces ahead of a run of shows in the South of England
