The Dangerous Summer have always had a knack on intertwining emo rock with a genuine reflection of the human condition. That’s why when they announced their return to making music back in 2017, many were delighted to have the now three-piece back. Read More
Offering another advance peek into their forthcoming sixth album, ‘Mother Nature’, Maryland rockers The Dangerous Summer have just shared a brand new single called ‘Bring Me Back To Life’. Read More
Since returning to the music scene in 2017, there’s been little to no rest for American emotive outfit The Dangerous Summer, and now the group have announced the release of their fifth studio album. Read More
2000 Trees Festival have just confirmed a further handful of bands to join the growing 2019 line-up, which will see headlines slots from Frank Turner, You Me At Six, and Deaf Havana. Read More
We knew for the past few months that The Dangerous Summer had been working hard on putting together their fifth album and follow-up to last year’s self-titled offering, but we didn’t expect something new this soon. Read More
Despite having only released their self-titled fourth album earlier this year, their first output since the return from their hiatus in 2017, The Dangerous Summer are in already putting together its follow-up. Read More
Another year means another Slam Dunk Festival, and this time around they’ve treated us with a main stage co-headliner attack of two of the all time greats; Jimmy Eat World and Good Charlotte. If the organisers wanted to assure us that their festival is the UK’s premium weekender to fill all of your pop-rock and pop-punk needs, they’ve bloody delivered. Read More
It’s time for another batch of bands to join the bill for this year’s Slam Dunk Festival, which already holds a line-up of acts including the likes of Good Charlotte, Jimmy Eat World, PVRIS, Taking Back Sunday, and more. Read More
Formed back in 2006, Maryland’s The Dangerous Summer found themselves signed to Hopeless Records by 2007, and released their full-length debut ‘Reach For The Sun’ a couple of years later. Two more records were released before the band went on a nearly five-year hiatus, fuelled by both creative differences and frontman AJ Perdomo’s decision to focus on fatherhood. Read More
Having reformed and shared new music after their three year hiatus, The Dangerous Summer are set to release their self-titled record tomorrow, but before then they’ve unveiled one last single from the LP in the form of ‘Valium’. Read More
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