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New band for Bloodstock after decade of requests

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October 13, 2025

LONG OVERDUE BODY COUNT PERFORMANCE ON MAIN STAGE

- By JOSEPH RICHARDS

HEAVY metal festival Bloodstock has announced a host of new acts taking to the stage next year - including the legendary Body Count.

Organisers of the Catton Park-based event had already announced headliners Lamb of God, Slaughter to Prevail, Judas Priest, and Saxon.

Running from August 6 to 9, next year's festival will mark Bloodstock's 25th anniversary.

Body Count, a Grammy Award winning crew led by Ice-T, will make their long-overdue debut as special guests on the Ronnie James Dio main stage on the festival's final day, playing directly before Judas Priest.

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