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The Slam Dunk Festival 2025 stage times are officially out

Brace for impact! Here’s when you’ll be able to watch everyone from A Day To Remember to Alkaline Trio to As It Is at this year’s Slam Dunk.

A photo of the Ocala pop-punk and metalcore band A Day To Remember in 2025
Words:
Emily Garner
Photo:
Jimmy Fontaine

With this year’s bill-toppers A Day To Remember making a biiiiiig comeback recently – and also hitting the cover of the new print edition of Kerrang!, just FYI – Slam Dunk Festival are keeping the hype going by releasing their 2025 stage times.

Over on Main Stage West the Ocala titans will get a 75-minute slot between 9pm – 10:15pm, while the likes of Hot Mulligan, New Found Glory and Neck Deep will be warming things up for them. Elsewhere, Main Stage East headliners Electric Callboy will be playing between 7:45pm – 8:55pm, so you’ll have five minutes after they finish to head to ADTR.

Kerrang! Stage headliners Hot Milk will get a full hour between 8:50pm and 9:50pm, fresh from the announcement of their second album Corporation P.O.P. Before them you can see WARGASM, As It Is playing Never Happy, Ever After in full, Twin Atlantic and more.

Check out the full stage times below, and get downloadable versions here.

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