Kavarna Rock Fest
former music festival
Kavarna Rock Fest was a Bulgarian rock festival that took place every year at the Kavarna Stadium in Kavarna. Until 2010 the festival's name was Kaliakra Rock Fest.
2006
The first edition of the festival was on 25 August 2006. The festival was in one day and featured:
Testament,
Helloween and
Twisted Sister.
2007
The next edition was in 2007. This edition of the fest continued for three days and featured:
28 June — Heaven and Hell
29 June — Motörhead
30 June — Manowar
The concert of Manowar was filmed for an official DVD released by the band. Furthermore, it was marked by the band singing the Bulgarian national anthem in Bulgarian, much to the delight of the audience.
2008
The third edition took place in 2008 and featured:
5 July — Holy Hell and Manowar
6 July — Sixth Sense and Alice Cooper
7 July — Slayer and In Flames
The official calendar of municipality Kavarna was with photos of Manowar. Manowar made their record-long concert on that day featuring 5 hours.
2009
The fourth edition of the festival took place in 2009 and the headliners (support) were:
1 July - Mötley Crüe (Lauren Harris)
2 July - Scorpions (Edguy, Blind Guardian)
3 July - Dream Theater, Cynic
2010
In 2010 the festival's name was changed to Kavarna Rock Fest.
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