Slam Dunk Festival announce Neck Deep as final headliner

With this year's event set to return on the 3rd-4th June, Slam Dunk have now revealed the fourth and final headliner set to perform at the 2022 festival.

Welsh outfit Neck Deep join Sum 41, Dropkick Murphys, and Alexisonfire as the last bill-topper for the coming year, and have also been announced alongside new additions including Cancer Bats, The Bronx, The Summer Set, As December Falls, Point North and Mom Jeans.

Speaking on their return, Neck Deep's Ben Barlow said, “We’re really stoked to be back at Slam Dunk. It’s one of our favourite fests to play and there really isn’t anything else like it. It feels like our whole world is right there at Slam Dunk. We’ve worked our way up over the years playing various different slots and it’s an honour to be one of the main acts this year. It’s been way too long since we’ve been back at the fest, we usually do something special around it so expect something cool in the run up. Or at the very least, a daft t shirt or two. See you there!”

Tickets and further information can be found at www.slamdunkfestival.com, and you can see the full line-up so far below.

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