Over to the Signature Stage to take things down a notch with the guys from Virginia, Turnover. Pulling together a good side crowd, the guys brought the well awaited summer vibes to Hatfield. One of my favourites from the day as it was a perfect transition
Bloomington, Indiana’s outfit has embarked on US headline tour in support of their debut album, Routines. Hoops brought their carefree 80s jams to the 7th St Entry last Thursday night with support from PARTS. The Bloomington, IN three-piece were accompanied by an addition guitarist and
As the biggest pop-punk extravaganza comes to an end, we pick our highlights of the festival. With Slam Dunk Festival bringing you over 60 acts across eight stages during just one day, it seems impossible to see most of them. Showcasing a diverse plethora of artists,
Announce EU & UK tour dates in November and December. Cali-based trio shares yet another dreamy tune, 13, taken from their self-titled debut full-length, out later this month. our debut album becomes yours on june 30th, and the days leading up to the release are
New album Near To The Wild Heart Of Life out now. With their critically acclaimed third studio album, Near To The Wild Heart Of Life, released earlier this year, Japandroids now add more live dates to their busy tour schedule this summer. By popular demand, the band will return to
The band to return to the UK for a run of dates in October. Taken from Placebo last year’s EP of the same name, Life’s What You Make It is a cover of 80’s legends Talk Talk. Not an easy task to cover such a song, but with
American rockers shake up Signature Brew Stage at Slam Dunk South. Despite playing an early afternoon slot, Sorority Noise completely smashed their Slam Dunk’s set last weekend. With freshly released third studio album, You’re Not As _____ As You Think, the band seemed more confident and precise presenting their performing
The band announces Reading & Leeds appearances. As they’re gearing up for one of the biggest summers of their career, Blackpool’s outfit shares new video for their blistering track Cu. Having just destroyed The Key Club Stage at Slam Dunk Festival last weekend, Boston Manor will be
Wakefield’s trio shares first new music since their 2015’s album For All My Sisters. Having just rounded off their special tour celebrating the 10th anniversary of their third album Men’s Needs, Women’s Needs, Whatever, The Cribs now return bigger and heavier. Following the limited run of one-sided 7″ Year
American rock outfit takes to the Signature Brew Stage at Slam Dunk South. As the biggest pop-punk extravaganza continued, we caught yet another great band rocking out the eager crowds. Frank Iero & The Patience‘s second album Parachutes marks a change for the band and a chance to grow
