On a sweaty Monday night, in a packed out O2 Academy Islington, Nothing More, gave it their all! The Hara kicked off the night, getting crowd interaction from the start. It often can be a struggle winning the crowd over when you’re the support band, but this wasn’t an issue in the slightest for this…
The Hunna brought an epic end to Slam Dunk South’s The Key Club (left stage) despite initial technical difficulties at the start of the set. Known for their high energy sets the band even surprised the crowd with a special appearance from Kelsy Karter, to perform their recently released single I Don’t Like You..OK, which…
Nashville-based Charlotte Sands has made a big mark in the pop punk scene and it’s no surprise that she was nominated for Best International Breakthrough Artist and won Best Breakthrough Album at this year’s Heavy Music Awards for Love And Other Lies. Fresh from winning her award at the awards show the night before we got…
“The boys are back in town, we’re gonna party down, ‘cos here comes Bowling For Soup”. An intro song known well across the UK for many years, heard one more time as Texas’ favourite pop punk quartet Bowling For Soup hit the stage at Slam Dunk for their first appearance since 2017. With a set…
Enter Shikari brought more than just immense energy to their Slam Dunk South headline set – there were imaginative visuals, pyro and even fireworks. Reminding us of the importance of community vocalist Rou Reynolds gave us more than just music to enjoy and throwback memories from the band’s earlier records. To say they put on…
22-year old Jaden Hossler aka Jxdn might be known as a TikTok sensation to most, but he more than proved he belongs on a stage at this year’s Slam Dunk Festival. As he took to the Key Club stage at Hatfield Park, both his hat and keyboard went flying across the stage within seconds as…
Following her viral success on social media, singer, songwriter RØRY has been making huge waves throughout the scene with her clever, honest and powerful tracks. With a large and loyal following as well as support from the likes of Alyx Holcombe and other big names in the industry it’s no surprise that her headline tour…
Michigan based pop-punk power house Hot Mulligan took to the stage at The Garage in London for their sold out show. It goes with out saying that the crowd were hyped, with the room fully packed out ready for the the first act and equally pop-punk power house, Arms length from Canada – definitely one…
With a room full of anticipation, staring wide eyed at screens showing a game loading screen, The Hara hit the stage full of energy ready to celebrate their highly anticipated debut album Survival Mode. The night started with awesome support from Call Me Amour and Snayx both giving amazing crowd interaction. From Call Me Amour…
Blending Nu Metal and Indian folk rhythms, and addressing important social issues in their lyrical content, New Delhi’s Bloodywood are arguably one of the most unique and exciting metal bands to emerge in the last few years. Headlining their biggest London show yet at the Electric Ballroom, they were heavy and melodic in perfect measure,…