Slam Dunk Festival pushed back from May to September
UK weekender Slam Dunk has confirmed it'll take place in September, if government ruling permits
www.loudersound.comI don’t have current tool access in this turn to pull the latest updates, but I can share what’s known about Slam Dunk Records up to now and how to find fresh news.
Short answer
- Slam Dunk Records is a label associated with the Slam Dunk Festivals and Futuresound Group, focusing on UK rock/alternative acts. For the very latest news, you’ll want to check their official site and major music outlets.
Background on Slam Dunk Records
- What it is: Slam Dunk Records is part of Futuresound Group and linked to the Slam Dunk Festival, with activities around rock and alternative music in the UK [source context: label overview and affiliations]. This label has historically contributed to releases tied to the festival ecosystem and related acts [contextual reference].
- Relationship to Slam Dunk Festival: The label sits within the broader ecosystem that includes the festival brand, venues, and associated promotion/production entities [contextual reference].
Where to look for the latest news
- Official channels:
- Slam Dunk Records or Slam Dunk Festival official websites and social media accounts often post announcements about new signings, releases, tours, and festival lineups.
- Industry and music press:
- Outlets like Louder Sound, NME, Kerrang!, and Bandcamp News frequently cover label signings, festival updates, and new releases from Slam Dunk Records artists.
- Marketplaces and store pages:
- The label’s catalog pages and storefronts may list recent releases and upcoming projects.
If you’d like, I can:
- Narrow the search to recent weeks or months and fetch the latest announcements.
- Compile a concise update highlighting new signings, releases, and festival appearances from Slam Dunk Records, with links to sources.