GREAT ESCAPE MAY 18th 2017 PIER PARTY SOLD OUT!

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The electrifying punk duo SLAVES will cause carnage as they takeover Brighton Palace Pier and ascend on the Horror Hotel for an anarchic outdoor performance that will whip the pier and 1000 festival goers into a frenzy on Thursday 18^th May. This show, in association with DIY, promises to be the most unique show The Great Escape has ever staged.

Proceedings start at the Dr Martens and DIY stage in Horatio’s as Superfood unleash new material upon the crowd with their own stamp of fun and delirium. Life will deliver a gritty performance with their turbulent addictive pop tracks.

The sell-out show does not end there, along with free rides and SLAVES merchandise to be won the band will be holding a hot dog eating competition for those with strong stomachs. Expect mania on the dodgems as a selection of DJ’s takeover. They include none other than Wolf Alice’s lead singer Ellie Rowsell, The Skints frontman Josh Waters Rudge and to keep everyone in check is Isaac from SLAVES brother and dad; Jethro and Dave Holman, making it a Kent family affair.

The pairs latest single ‘People that you Meet’ will impact on April 28^th and their special edition gold vinyl edition of ‘Take Control’ sold out in hours on Record Store Day 2017

You can follow all the action for the Pier Party on the special Instagram account

http://instagram.com/slavespierparty

Dates

28/04 – Hit the North – Newcastle, UK

29/04 – Live at Leeds – Leeds, UK

18/05 – The Great Escape – Brighton, UK

26/05 – Bearded Theory – Derby, UK

27/05 – Liverpool Sound City – Liverpool, UK

03/06 – Rock Im Park – Nuremberg, Germany

05/06 – Rock Am Ring – Mendig, Germany

11/06 – This is Not a Love Song – Nimes, France

14/06 – Bergen Fest – Bergen, Norway

21/06 – INmusic Festival, Zagrab, Croatia

23/06 – Down the Rabbit Hole – Ewijk, Netherlands

01/07 – Community Festival – London, UK

04/07 – Bellahouston Park – Glasgow, UK

05/07 – Rock For People – Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic

06/07 – Pohoda Festival – Trencin, Slovakia

08/07 – 2,000 Trees – Cheltenham, UK

11/07 – Montreux Jazz Festival – Montreux, Switzerland

13/07 – Electric Castle Festival – Cluj-Napoca, Romania

14/07 – Bankito Festival – Budapest, Hungary

16/07 – FIB Benicassim – Benicassim, Spain

21/07 – Truck Festival – Stevenson, UK

22/07 – Dreamland – Margate, UK

28/07 – Standon Calling – Standon, UK

29/07 – Y NOT Festival – Penrith, UK

30/07 – Kendal Calling – Kendal, UK

04/08 – Rebellion Festival – Blackpool, UK

05/08 – Woodstock Festival – Kostrzyn Nad Odra, Poland

09/08 – Lokerse Feesten, Lokeren, Belgium

11/08 – Boardmasters – Newquay, UK

18/08 – Pstereo – Trodheim, Norway

27/08 – Victorious Festival, Portsmouth, UK

08/09 – Bestival (DJ Set) – Dorset, UK

16/09 – Riot Fest – Chicago, IL, USA

30/09 – Music Tastes Good – Long Beach CA, USA

30/10 – Tonahlle – Munich, Germany

31/10 – Columbiahalle – Berlin, Germany

01/11 – Mehr Thetre – Hamberg, Germany

03/11 – Mediolanum Forum – Milan, Italy

04/11 – Gasometer – Austria, Vienna

05/11 – Halle 622 – Zurich, Switzerland

07/11 – Cologne Palladium – Cologne, Germany

09/11 – AFAS Live – Amsterdam, Netherlands

10/11 – Forest National – Brussels, Belgium

11/11 – Le Zenith – Paris, France

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