Impericon Fest 2017 Is Go!

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November 30, 2016

Like circle pits? Well, Impericon Festival 2017 has announced its first wave of bands and it is heavy!

Australian bruisers Thy Art Is Murder are set to headline the event with Miss May I, Being As An Ocean and In Hearts Wake also being confirmed.

The festival will take place on April 17 at Manchester Academy with tickets now on sale from the following link.

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