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 2019 Fire in the Mountains lineup

Posted by Loren on January 12, 2019

2019 Fire in the Mountains lineup
photo by Chris Goyette

Fire in the Mountains 2019 has announced the full lineup. Scheduled to take place Jully 13-14 near Jackson, WY, the outdoor metal festial this year will feature Wolves In The Throne Room, The Ruins Of Beverast, Un, and more.

Tickets are on sale now. Hit the jump for the full lineup.

FIRE IN THE MOUNTAINS 2019 Lineup:

Wolves In The Throne Room
The Ruins Of Beverast
Saor
Blood Incantation
Slim Cessna's Auto Club
Spectral Voice
Osi And The Jupiter
Munly And The Lupercalians
Un
Ails
Foret Endormie
Stormkeep
Lykotonon

2019 Fire in the Mountains lineup
photo by Chris Goyette

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