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Here’s You Me At Six’s setlist from the first night of their farewell UK tour
You Me At Six booted off their epic Final Night Of Six farewell tour in Brighton this weekend – here’s how they’re saying goodbye…
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Inside A Day To Remember’s big ole return – only in the new issue of Kerrang!
Before they return to the UK soon to make their Slam Dunk Festival debut, Ocala pop-punk-metalcore favourites A Day To Remember have made an astonishing (and surprise) comeback with their Big Ole Album Vol. 1. Across eight pages, Jeremy McKinnon exclusively reveals all…
- Words:
- Emily Garner
- Photo:
- Jimmy Fontaine
Whether you picked up a surprise physical copy last week or are waiting for its March 21 streaming date, A Day To Remember’s Big Ole Album Vol. 1 is already one of the best things about 2025. And, ahead of Jeremy McKinnon and co. crossing the pond to finally top the bill at Slam Dunk Festival and share it live in all its glory, the frontman takes us inside the band’s mind-blowing return – from getting heavy again, going deep with his lyrics, and becoming certified elder statesmen of the scene.
Elsewhere, the spring print issue of Kerrang! features massive new interviews with everyone from Poppy to Pest Control. Grab your copy here to find out about The Warning’s explosive rise, You Me At Six’s most memorable gigs, life on the road with Neck Deep, and why Skunk Anansie’s Skin will never, ever wear sweatpants (it’s a solid reason, to be fair).
On top of that, Hot Milk invite K! into the studio to tease their “multi-seasonal” second album, Heriot’s Debbie Gough tells us why she loves everyone from Converge to Billie Eilish, thrown give us the lowdown, and Blood Incantation welcome us into their brilliantly odd universe.
Plus, there’s posters of Oli Sykes, ALT BLK ERA, Papa Roach, HANABIE. and L.S. Dunes.
As well as the online store, if you are in the UK you can pick up a copy from WHSmith or all good noiseagents and independent stores.
