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Following a critically acclaimed performance at Ramblin’Man Fair 2019, Grand Slam are thrilled to announce a series of UK shows to coincide with the release of new album ‘Hit The Ground’, with more to be announced. Current shows are as follows and ticket links can be found at https://grandslamrocks.com/live/ UK Tour Dates: Fri 22nd Nov...
We are so excited to finally announce our special album launch show at the legendary The Underworld Camden in London on Friday 22nd November! The show coincides with the release of ‘Hit The Ground’, our new album which is out the same day via Marshall Records. Come down and celebrate with us! Doors open at 18:00 and...
We feel like kids at Christmas as we’re so excited to finally unleash this on the world – the brand new video for ‘Gone Are The Days‘, the first single taken from our forthcoming new album ‘Hit The Ground‘ (due for release November 22nd via Marshall Records). Download, stream and save the track now...
Having inked an exclusive deal with Marshall Records, GRAND SLAM are now delighted to reveal that they will release their first single ‘Gone Are The Days‘ from forthcoming album Hit The Ground on September 6th! The track will get a world exclusive premiere on Johnnie Walker‘s BBC Radio 2 Rock Show on Saturday 31st August,...
We are very excited to announce that our new album 'Hit The Ground' due for release November 2019 via Marshall Records is now available to pre-order from our dedicated Transistor Music store! As well as being available as both signed Gold Vinyl or signed CD editions, we also have a plethora of other options, such as signed test pressings, hand-written lyric sheets, exclusive bundles & more... Check out the full range now...
GRAND SLAM announce signing to Marshall Records Set to Play Ramblin’ Man Fair 2019 on Rising Stage At 6pm GMT on Saturday 20th July 2019 Album Due November 2019 Back in the post Thin Lizzy days, Laurence Archer wrote and performed with Phil Lynott. Sadly, Grand Slam was cut short in its prime, with Phil Lynott’s untimely death leaving...
