Getting ready to rock

Mansfield News Journal
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Jacob Richling of Premier Global Production, works on the stage in preparation of the Inkcarceration Festival starting on Friday at the Mansield Reformatory. Jason J. Molyet/News Journal
Jacob Richling of Premier Global Production, works on the stage in preparation of the Inkcarceration Festival starting on Friday at the Mansield Reformatory. Jason J. Molyet/News Journal
Work is underway preparing for this weekend's Inkcarceration Festival at the Mansfield Reformatory.
Work is underway preparing for this weekend's Inkcarceration Festival at the Mansfield Reformatory.

Preparations are underway at the Ohio State Reformatory for the 2022 INKcarceration & Music & Tattoo Festival that starts Friday and runs through Sunday.

All 75,000 tickets — 25,000 per day for the three-day festival — are sold out for the second year in a row.

Headline artists include Korn, Disturbed, Evanescence and Breaking Benjamin, joined by other notable rock acts including Papa Roach, Lamb of God and Seether.

About 70 tattoo artists from around the nation will give tattoos to festival-goers.

The three-day event is expected to generate about $10 million for Richland County's economy.

This article originally appeared on Mansfield News Journal: Preparations underway for INKcarceration at Ohio State Reformatory