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Slam Dunk Announces Deaf Havana And Many More

Following the monumental news last week that Madina Lake are reforming to play Slam Dunk Festival 2017 to mark their 10th anniversary, we are pumped to reveal a whole host of new acts joining the bill.

Added to the already stellar line up are alt-rock stars Deaf Havana, punk powerhouse Frank Iero and the Patience and rock favourites We Are The Ocean, in addition to The Maine, Crime in Stereo, Sorority Noise, Too Close To Touch, WSTR, Seaway, Boston Manor and Stray From The Path.

Slam Dunk is set to get even bigger and better in 2017 with the addition of the First Direct Arena in Leeds as the second stage, a second outdoor stage in Hatfield and an expanded site in Birmingham, ensuring more die-hard fans can savour the Slam Dunk experience than ever before. The Festival is set to take place at Birmingham's NEC's on Saturday 27th May, Leeds City Centre on Sunday 28th May and Hatfield's The Forum on Monday 29th May.

Advance tickets £44 or £49 with after party are on sale now via www.slamdunkmusic.com

Full Line-Up To Date;

 

Enter Shikari, Neck Deep, Beartooth, Tonight Alive, Deaf Havana, Citizen, Turnover, Frank Iero & The Patience, We Are The Ocean, Set It Off, Against Me!, The Bronx, The Maine, Goldfinger, Mad Caddies, Memphis May Fire, Crime In Stereo, Sorority Noise, The Movielife, Madina Lake, Stray From The Path, Trophy Eyes, Like Pacific, Don Broco, Bowling For Soup, Less Than Jake, Reel Big Fish, Cute Is What We Aim For, Too Close To Touch, We The Kings, WSTR, I Prevail, Ice Nine Kills, Seaway, Boston Manor, Zebrahead, Fenix TX, The Ataris, MC Lars, Oceans Ate Alaska.

Taking Names New Single & EP

‘Say Anything’ is the new single from Taking Names, a pop-punk band from Bergen, Norway, on Loyal Blood Records. Since 2015, the band has released 90's- inspired pop-punk with a modern variety of references from different genres, giving them a uniqueness to stand firmly on their own musical feet. With a rawness and energy on stage, Taking Names mark themselves as an act worth experiencing and paying attention to in the future.

Taking Names has had a big year in 2016 in their native country, with heavy rotation on Norway's biggest national radio station with two of their singles; ‘Hope It’s The Last Time’ and ‘Leave It’. On top of that they played at by:Larm in Oslo in the beginning of March, and made it to the national final for unsigned artists (Årets Urørt) hosted by the biggest national Norwegian radio station NRK P3.

With their new EP coming later this Spring, Taking Names are aiming for new heights both nationwide and abroad.

Listen to ‘Say Anything’ here

Trap City EP track listing:

1. Say Anything

2. Near Life Experience

3. Your Landmarks

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