Slam Dunk has announced the remaining acts for its 2025 line-up, including Finch, Wargasm and a host of others.
Next year s instalment will be held at Hatfield Park in the south and Leeds Temple Newsam in the north, taking place on May 24 and 25 respectively.
In September, A Day To Remember were confirmed as headliners for their first ever appearance at Slam Dunk, and were joined on the bill by the likes of Neck Deep, Alkaline Trio, Electric Callboy, Delilah Bon, Graphic Nature, Dream State. The festival also announced 10th anniversary sets from the newly reformed As It Is and Knuckle Puck, who will play their respective debuts ‘Never Happy, Ever After’ and ‘Copacetic’.
Now, the second half of the line-up has been revealed. Some of the big names joining Finch and Wargasm include Streetlight Manifesto, Hot Milk, Twin Atlantic, Noahfinnce and Scowl.
Find the full list of newly announced artists below and visit here for tickets.
The final batch of artists confirmed for Slam Dunk 2025 are:
Finch
Homegrown
Streetlight Manifesto
The Aquabats
Save Ferris
Bad Cop Bad Cop
Hot Milk
Wargasm
Twin Atlantic
Noahfinnce
South Arcade
Rain City Drive
Cemetery Sun
Point North
Millionaires
Sophie Powers
Kid Bookie
Landmvrks
Imminence
I See Stars
Scowl
Defects
Lake Malice
Free Throw
Sweet Pill
Heart Attack Man
Winona Fighter
Slam Dunk are also now offering a hotel and travel package for weekend ticket holders who wish to go to both the south and north events.
The 2024 edition saw performances from the likes of You Me At Six, All-American Rejects, I Prevail and more. The Leeds edition also made headlines after an emergency weather update was shared following heavy rainfall at the Temple Newsam site.
In January, it was confirmed that Slam Dunk would host You Me At Six s final festival performance after the band announced plans to break up following a farewell tour next year.
Speaking to NME at the time, frontman Josh Franceschi recalled: Ben Ray, who books Slam Dunk, was our first ever manager and gave us our first show in a proper venue at The Cockpit in Leeds. When we got there, we just bombarded him, let us open [the festival]. No one knew who we were. But he believed in us, and he gave us that chance.
I think it s a really poetic ending to our great relationship. How big that festival has become is a testament to him and his team, but also to this alternative scene that we have in England, he continued. When other festivals have maybe dipped in and out of guitar music, Slam Dunk hasn t. It s a great honour to go and play there.
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