After the disappointment back in the summer when the Monster Energy Extreme Freestylers Tour date at Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium was cancelled, Monster Energy’s Masters of Dirt is going to be hitting up the UK. Here’s the press release…

Monster Energy’s Masters of Dirt comes to town armed with Europe’s best freestyle motocross, mountain bike, BMX, minibikes, quad and snowmobile riders along with the super-hot Fuel Girls and DJ Mosaken for full-on nights of action and entertainment. Shows are at Wembley Arena, London (March 14), MEN Arena, Manchester (March 16) and Citywest Event Centre in Dublin (March 23-25).Tickets are on sale from Venue Box offices and Ticketmaster on Friday 18th November.

Masters of Dirt have been setting the standard for world class FMX and bike stunt entertainment for the past 10 years performing across Europe. Hitting London and Manchester for the first time, the UK now has the chance to see the world’s top FMX, quad, 50cc mini bike, mountain bike, BMX and even snowmobile riders perform their death defying whips, backflips and other jaw dropping tricks live and up-close at the action packed two-and-a-half hour fully-seated indoor arena shows. MoD then returns to Dublin for a weekend of FMX madness after four sold-out shows last year.

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MoD founder Georgie Fechter said: “We can’t wait to come to London, Manchester and Dublin with our rock-out arial production. MoD is consistently sold-out creating an intense and buzzy atmosphere. The bike shows are incredible and when combined with the astounding sound and lighting system alongside the flame cannons and the fire breathing antics of the sexy fuel girls, this show goes-off!”

Featuring international FMX riders like Edgar Torronteras (Spain) and Remi Bizouard (France), Masters of Dirt will violate UK airspace.

Monster Energy’s Edgar Torronteras, one of the pioneers of European FMX and a seven-times Spanish champion said: “The England and Ireland gigs are set to be by far the craziest shows to date. We’re set to go big and get the arena crowds pumped.”