Slam Dunk Review: Real Friends
Real Friends is a friendly band as if they’re a band you feel like you’ve known forever. This happened to be the second time the band has played in Birmingham with the first being back in March 2015. They started their set off with Floorboards, Skin Deep and Lost Boy, two of which are off […]
Slam Dunk Review: Memphis May Fire
When Memphis May Fire came on stage the entire crowd shouted with sheer excitement and anticipation. The band put on a show for all those waiting at the Atlas Stage. At one point singer Matty Mullins said they never have time to play Miles Away at festivals but was happy they could play it at […]
Slam Dunk Review: Of Mice & Men
Of Mice & Men made their ‘long’ awaited return to the UK as headliner of the Atlas Stage at Slam Dunk Festival in Leeds.For a band who tours the world five times a year, a year of absence is really long.As Panic! At The Disco were playing simultaneously on the mainstage, it was incredible to […]
Slam Dunk Review: Miss May I
After The Word Alive, it was time for Miss May I to tear Leeds down. Miss May I have been absent in the UK for quite some time, causing fans to be extremely excited about the long anticipated return of the metalcore act. Miss May I have recently released a new album aswell, so today […]
Slam Dunk Review: Young Guns (Photos)
Slam Dunk Festival’s mainsatge is where Young Guns played their set.We were lucky enough to witness them live and shoot some pictures! ​You can check them out below. Photos by Eva van Kuik
Slam Dunk Review: The Word Alive
As Moose Blood came to an end, we moved on to the Atlas stage to make it there in time to get in the photopit. As we’ve seen The Word Alive before, we knew what mayhem we would find ourselves in. The crowd did not disappoint, as soon as The Word Alive entered the stage, […]