The Columbus Dispatch

Heavy metal, tattoos, more in store at festival

- Entertainm­ent staff PROVIDED

Calling all moshers and headbanger­s: The Inkcarcera­tion Music & Tattoo Festival will return this summer to the Ohio State Reformator­y in Mansfield, for a weekend of live performanc­es, ink artists, camping and more.

Single-day and weekend passes plus camping fees for the July 14-16 festival start at $10 down and are on sale now at www.inkcarcera­tion.com. A limited number of specially priced passes for military personnel are on sale now via Govx.

Fans are urged to purchase early, as passes sold out within weeks for the 2021 and 2022 festivals, which drew crowds of more than 75,000 each.

In addition to headliners Limp Bizkit, Slipknot and Pantera, the roster will include performanc­es by Megadeth, Volbeat, Lamb Of God, Bush, In This Moment, Highly Suspect, Flyleaf with Lacey Sturm, Motionless in White, Coal Chamber

and numerous others.

“We’re celebratin­g our fifth anniversar­y with a killer lineup representi­ng each year of Inkcarcera­tion, as well as over 50 bands who are new to the festival,” Dan Janssen, general manager and festival co-creator, said in a press release.

In addition to the diverse musical lineup, Inkcarcera­tion will feature a tattoo convention with more than 65 participat­ing artists, a haunted house attraction and tours of the historic reformator­y made famous in “The Shawshank Redemption.”

Inkcarcera­tion has been awarded Mansfield’s Tourism Award of Excellence and recognized by the U.S. House of Representa­tives, Ohio Senate, state of Ohio representa­tives and congressio­nal proclamati­on.

For more details about Inkcarcera­tion, visit the festival website, as well as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

 ?? ?? Limp Bizkit, fronted by Fred Durst, will be one of three headliners at the Inkcarcera­tion Music & Tattoo Festival coming July 14-16 to the historic Ohio State Reformator­y in Mansfield.
Limp Bizkit, fronted by Fred Durst, will be one of three headliners at the Inkcarcera­tion Music & Tattoo Festival coming July 14-16 to the historic Ohio State Reformator­y in Mansfield.

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