New Issue: K!1621: The Ultimate Slam Dunk Preview 

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We catch up with the bands getting ready to blow you away at Slam Dunk’s 10th Anniversary Weekend! We speak to Panic! At The Disco‘s Brendon Urie ahead of their first ever festival headline set, and Of Mice & Men‘s Austin Carlile reveals how, after a year of battling long-running health issues, he’s ready to destroy stages once again. On top of that, we catch up with New Found Glory, New Years Day, Moose Blood, Mallory Knox, Cane Hill, Creeper, Cancer Bats, The Amity Affliction and As It Is, plus we give you all the stage times!

We catch up with rock’s most elusive frontman for the first time in a long, long time to talk about all things Puscifer ahead of their first ever UK tour. We find out why a sense of humour is so important to him, why Puscifer challenges him, and how he copes with everyone always wanting to know more about him…

You’ve just spent the last 12 days devouring the new Pierce The Veil album, so we got Vic Fuentes to share the secrets of his favourite lyrics from Misadventures, including people who attack his girlfriend, the death of a close friend, and the subject of betrayal. Trust us, you’ll look at the album in a whole new light after this!

One of the biggest tours of 2016 is officially on the road! And so are we! We travel to Lisbon, Seville, Marseilles and Werchter to see how Mr. Axl Rose handles playing the AC/DC classics! Want to know what you have in store when they hit the UK? You need to read this!

On the eve of Tim Burton’s new Alice In Wonderland film, we look at the 151 year old book that’s inspired rock for generations, including Aerosmith, Panic! At The Disco, All Time Low and Fall Out Boy!

We’re giving you the chance to win AC/DC tickets! On top of that, we also speak to Laura Jane Grace about why she burned her birth certificate on stage, we look back at the week that saw Black Sabbath and Slipknot join forces, and Jerry Only explains why Misfits put the past aside to reunite! Elsewhere, we find out whether or not PUP really want to kill each other, Hatebreed‘s Jamey Jasta tells us all about the songs that saved his life, Black Label Society‘s Zakk Wylde talks about (GASP!) guitars, plus Davey Draiman relives the making of Disturbed‘s classic The Sickness. There’s also a reviews overload, rating Architects‘ stunning new album, as well as shows by As It Is, Fort Hope, Iggy Pop and Manic Street Preachers. All of that and we also have Creeper‘s Will Gould stepping up to tackle the Ultimate Rockstar Test…

THERE ARE SIX AMAZING POSTERS, TOO… featuring Hayley Williams, Lyn-Z, Chrissy Costanza, Emma Blackery, Becca Macintyre and Lynn Gunn.

All of this is stuffed into the new issue of Kerrang! ­– on sale May 25!

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