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Fans Pushing For Big Four of 90s Punk Tour
09/20/2011
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(RockAAA) Move over Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth and Anthrax as there will be a brand new Big Four hitting the road IF a Facebook group get their way.

On the back of the phenomenal success of thrash metal's Big Four, a group are using the social networking site to generate support for a similar collaboration tour for what they reckon is punk rock's own Big Four.

The group is petitioning for Bad Religion, The Offspring, Green Day and Rancid to join forces for what they have titled 'The Big Four of '90s Punk Rock' tour.

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