Megadeth to rock Istanbul

Megadeth to rock Istanbul

ISTANBUL
The veteran thrash metal band Megadeth will headline Istanbul’s Rock Off festival on July 10.       

Megadeth will take the stage at Parkorman a year after their performance at last year’s Rock Off.   

The American heavy metal band was founded by lead guitarist and singer Dave Mustaine and bassist David Ellefson in 1983 in Los Angeles. This influential band is seen by many as responsible for thrash metal’s development and popularization. The band has released 14 albums and sold almost 50 million records so far around the world.       

Rock Off will also host Finnish melodic death metal band Children of Bodom, Swedish band Sabaton, and London-based British metal band DragonForce.
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