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It was most recently held in 2015.

It looks like the annual Mayhem Festival may be coming to an end after all.

With announcements of festivals coming seemingly every day, you may not have noticed that there has not been any word of the lineup for a new edition of the Uproar Festival.

Slayer will join King Diamond, Hellyeah and more at the 2015 Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival this summer.

We were pumped when we found out that Korn is headlining Mayhem Festival this year and we're even more pumped to send you to San Bernardino, CA to see the festival in person and meet Korn.

There's no lineup announcement yet, but fans can start making their plans to attend the 2014 Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival this year. Organizers have revealed the itinerary for this year's run, which kicks off July 5 in San Bernardino, Calif., at the San Manuel Amphitheatre.

It seems like the world has gone crazy with a zombie fad. TV shows, movies and huge zombie walks. Heck, there are a few zombie flash-mob videos that went viral, proving that it's not just the "Thriller" zombies that can bust a move. It seems like everyone is eager to jump on the zombie train.

The 2013 Mayhem Festival may not arrive until late June, but four of the bands on the bill gave a great taste of what's to come at the Mayhem Festival press conference Monday (March 18) in Los Angeles. Headliners Rob Zombie and Five Finger Death Punch fielded questions, while up-and-coming acts Huntress and Butcher Babies took over the Whisky-a-Go-Go for an in-your-face performance.

As promised, the lineup for the 2013 Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival tour was revealed today (March 18), and the headliners include Rob Zombie, Five Finger Death Punch and Mastodon. The trek kicks off June 29 in San Bernardino, Calif., and runs through an Aug. 4 stop in Dallas.

Get your "sea legs" and "party arm ready." This December the Mayhem Festival takes to the "High Seas."