Slam Dunk Festival has expanded to include several new European locations for 2025

The popular rock festival adds Belgium, Netherlands, and Switzerland to its European roster, featuring major acts across seven cities in spring 2025.

Slam Dunk Festival have announced their biggest European expansion to date, with the independent rock festival set to visit seven cities across six countries in 2025.

The festival will debut in Belgium, Netherlands, and Switzerland, while returning to France and Italy following successful launches in 2022. The European leg follows the UK edition, which takes place at Hatfield Park and Leeds Temple Newsam.

Bands taking part include The Used, Neck Deep, Zebrahead, The Ataris, March, A Day To Remember, Landmvrks, New Found Glory and more.

Slam Dunk Festival have announced their biggest European expansion to date, with the independent rock festival set to visit seven cities across six countries in 2025.

Bands taking part include The Used, Neck Deep, Zebrahead, The Ataris, March, A Day To Remember, Landmvrks, New Found Glory and more.

The dates in full read:

MAY24 Hatfield Park, Hatfield, UK25 Temple Newsam, Leeds, UK27 Trix, Antwerp, Belgium29 Tivola Ronda, Utrecht, Netherlands31 L'Amphitheatre 3000, Lyon, France

JUNE1 Komplex 457, Zurich, Switzerland2 Carroponte, Milan, Italy

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