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'''Dame-Nation''' is an annual rock and metal festival with editions held [[Chicago, Illinois]]. The music festival is dedicated to rock and metal bands with female lead vocalists. The festival is sponsored by '''Femme Metal Records'''. |
'''Dame-Nation''' is an annual rock and metal festival with editions held [[Chicago, Illinois]]. The music festival is dedicated to rock and metal bands with female lead vocalists. The festival is sponsored by '''Femme Metal Records'''. |
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In February of 2010, '''Dame-Nation''' featured |
In February of 2010, '''Dame-Nation''' featured Ambre Lake (known from VH1's [[Rock_of_love|Rock of Love with Brett Michaels]]), High Gloss Black, SAGE4, F.H.O.D., Deadmanswake, Whiskey Blonde, Losing Scarlet, The Hannah Ford Band and The Pain-Kurst Girls at the [[Portage_Theater|Portage Theatre]].<ref>http://www.last.fm/festival/1351048+DAME-NATION</ref> |
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In October 2010, '''Dame-Nation''' featured |
In October 2010, '''Dame-Nation''' featured [http://metalsanaz.com/%20 Metal Sanaz], A.D.D., Circle of Fate, Deadmanswake, F.H.O.D., Wicked Soul and Beneath The Stares. <ref>http://www.zimbio.com/ROCKzology+-+news+and+reviews+on+rock+bands-artists-shows/articles/UamL3cwj4gw/DAME+NATION+REDUX+2010+chicago+female+fronted</ref> |
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Plans are currently being made for the 2011 Dame-Nation.<ref>http://worldbookandnews.com/entertainment/movies-a-video/235649-Femme-Metal-Bands-Unite--Dame-Nation-2011-is-coming-to-Chicago-IL.html</ref> |
Plans are currently being made for the 2011 Dame-Nation.<ref>http://worldbookandnews.com/entertainment/movies-a-video/235649-Femme-Metal-Bands-Unite--Dame-Nation-2011-is-coming-to-Chicago-IL.html</ref> |
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==Past Line-Ups== |
==Past Line-Ups== |
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===October, 2010 - Chicago, IL===<ref>http://www.dame-nation.com/history.html</ref><br /> |
===October, 2010 - Chicago, IL===<ref>http://www.dame-nation.com/history.html</ref><br /> |
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Metal Sanaz <br /> |
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A.D.D. <br /> |
A.D.D. <br /> |
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Circle of Fate <br /> |
Circle of Fate <br /> |
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===February, 2010 - Chicago, IL===<ref>http://www.dame-nation.com/history.html</ref><br /> |
===February, 2010 - Chicago, IL===<ref>http://www.dame-nation.com/history.html</ref><br /> |
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Ambre Lake<br /> |
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High Gloss Black<br /> |
High Gloss Black<br /> |
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SAGE4<br /> |
SAGE4<br /> |
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Dame-Nation is an annual rock and metal festival with editions held Chicago, Illinois. The music festival is dedicated to rock and metal bands with female lead vocalists. The festival is sponsored by Femme Metal Records.
In February of 2010, Dame-Nation featured Ambre Lake (known from VH1's Rock of Love with Brett Michaels), High Gloss Black, SAGE4, F.H.O.D., Deadmanswake, Whiskey Blonde, Losing Scarlet, The Hannah Ford Band and The Pain-Kurst Girls at the Portage Theatre.[1]
In October 2010, Dame-Nation featured Metal Sanaz, A.D.D., Circle of Fate, Deadmanswake, F.H.O.D., Wicked Soul and Beneath The Stares. [2]
Plans are currently being made for the 2011 Dame-Nation.[3]
Past Line-Ups
===October, 2010 - Chicago, IL===[4]
Metal Sanaz
A.D.D.
Circle of Fate
Deadmanswake
F.H.O.D.
Wicked Soul
Beneath The Stares
===February, 2010 - Chicago, IL===[5]
Ambre Lake
High Gloss Black
SAGE4
F.H.O.D.
Deadmanswake
Whiskey Blonde
Losing Scarlet
The Hannah Ford Band
The Pain-Kurst Girls
References
- ^ http://www.last.fm/festival/1351048+DAME-NATION
- ^ http://www.zimbio.com/ROCKzology+-+news+and+reviews+on+rock+bands-artists-shows/articles/UamL3cwj4gw/DAME+NATION+REDUX+2010+chicago+female+fronted
- ^ http://worldbookandnews.com/entertainment/movies-a-video/235649-Femme-Metal-Bands-Unite--Dame-Nation-2011-is-coming-to-Chicago-IL.html
- ^ http://www.dame-nation.com/history.html
- ^ http://www.dame-nation.com/history.html
External links
Official Festival Website
Official Social Media