Houston-based pop-punk rockers deliver an entertaining set at The Key Club Stage. With their last year’s debut album Double Dare, which by the way sounds super fucking cool as vocalist has once said, and having just rounded off their extensive tour with All Time Low, Waterparks made their big
The American outfit took to the Signature Stage at Slam Dunk Festival. Monday’s Bank Holiday wasn’t about relaxing and taking is easy. But when headed over to the Signature Stage to see Citizen, the guys asked you to do anything but relax. They defiantly knew
Making waves in Australia for the last few years, the guys from Ocean Grove took the final spot on the Rock Sound Breakout Stage at Slam Dunk this year. With their debut album The Rhapsody Tapes released in February, Ocean Grove seemed pretty pumped to be
Aussie outfit shakes things up a bit at The Key Club Stage. If you’re up for some crazy moshpit action, then they’re the one for you. There’s always a few bodies flying around at their shows. With Confidence last year’s debut Better Weather possesses a sharp
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,
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
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
English rock outfit showcases a vibrant set at Slam Dunk’s Jägermeister Stage. A brief moment to catch Deaf Havana, when the festival line up has you running from one stage to the other. But you can thank the organisers for making the festival easy to navigate around.
American hardcore punk band takes to the main stage at Slam Dunk South. Back to the Jägermeister Stage to catch Beartooth, one of the must-sees on the line up. The guys have been keeping themselves quite busy, with back to back shows all around the world that
British metalcore outfit destroys the main stage at Slam Dunk South. Over at the Jägermeister Stage at Slam Dunk I got the chance to catch the guys from Bury Tomorrow, and they did not mess around. Frontman Dan Winter-Bates taking the lead with pumping up the crowd,
