
This edit is a must watch. Brixton team riders Ernie Torres, Taylor Bingaman, Anthony Schultz, Jordan Taylor, Christian Maalouf, Kevin Coakley and Dolan Stearns rip Denver’s water holes a good one.

This edit is a must watch. Brixton team riders Ernie Torres, Taylor Bingaman, Anthony Schultz, Jordan Taylor, Christian Maalouf, Kevin Coakley and Dolan Stearns rip Denver’s water holes a good one.

A full 17 minute Team Average 2.0 video from Monster Children is online today featuring Dylan Rieder, Natas Kaupas, Greyson Fletcher, Ryan Wilson, Jack Fardell, Alex Gray, and Chippa Wilson shredding New Zealand’s bowls, street and ramps. Fletcher’s shoeless runs in the 12ft bowl are something else. Just imagine running out of that.

Watch a proper slam and some Richard Chung footage filmed by Matt Hirst in this new black and white Sheffield street whizzplanking edit.
The Fancy Lad goofers hit up NYC and came back with enough tomfoolery for a new edit.

The UK’s Barney Page and Sean Smith appear in this latest Desert Crew edit from Barca alongside Josef Scott Jatta, John Romo and Colm Noonan.
Congrats to the Black Sheep skate shop in Manchester for taking on the best of Europe’s shop teams and winning the Vans Shop Riot this weekend in Leeds! Rikk Fields, Eddie Belvedere, Rob Smith and co took on Street Market skate shop from the Czech Republic in the finals and came home with a win.


Take in this gnarly story from homeless skateboarder Casey Helseth who talks about his drug addiction, criminal activity, jail term, murder and his obsession with skateboarding. Quite a tale.

Here’s the second part of Troy West’s documentary coverage on the Builder’s Jam in Germany. if you missed the first half of this, it’s well worth a watch before you get stuck into this.
Don’t forget that this weekend’s Vans Shop Riot finals are happening at the Works Skatepark in Leeds this weekend. Pick up the live feed of the full event from 2pm today here.

Last advance tickets here.
Facebook event page here.
Here’s the schedule for tonight:
The Battersea Barge is situated at Tideway Dock/Tideway Walk/Kirtling St, London, just off Nine Elms Lane, SW8 5PZ.
Nearest tube station is Vauxhall. Nearest train station is Battersea Park.
When you walk down Nine Elms Lane, look for the blue gates of the Thames Water building, you will see an alleyway next to it. Follow the alleyway until you see the boat (2 mins walk).
Doors: 8.30pm
8.30pm Lags from Gallows will be playing records
10pm – Baby Godzilla (live)
10.30pm – Matt Stocks DJ
12.00 – Sweet Dreams
1.15am – Shikari Sound System
3am – Boat sinks
Please bring ID and your confirmation number from wegottickets.
There will be only 20 x £20 tickets on the door for last minute people who don’t have their shit together.

WE ARE ON:
Are you ready? The Crossfire Halloween Massacre in association with Vans will take place on Friday November 1st and will roll on the Battersea Barge in London for a night of Trailer Trash Slashers vs Heavy Metal Thrashers!
LINE UP:
This year’s live guests come in the gargantuan form of the one and only Baby Godzilla. Lauded as the best live band in the UK right now by many of the UK’s finest rock magazines, this Nottingham four piece will celebrate the release of their new single ‘Don’t Touch That Dial’ on Venn Records with a fiery set of their trademark mix of brutal metal and raging hardcore that is destined to annihilate all who dare to board this vessel. Expect total carnage.
DJs:
This year’s zombie fest welcomes the Shikari Sound System – the electronic alter-ego of English rock band Enter Shikari with special guest DJs Rout (Rou Reynolds) and SGT Rolfy (Rob Rolfe) on board the good ship to drop bombs on the decks until the bitter end.
The Massacre will also be blessed by rocking DJ sets from Gallows guitarist (and Venn Records co-owner) Lags, who will play alongside ex Kerrang! Radio DJ Matt Stocks before the party anthems and slamming beats of Sweet Dreams take over the decks with the Crossfire Sound System.
VANS!:
Those in attendance will be treated on arrival to a special goody bag courtesy of Vans for what is lined up to be Crossfire’s most upbeat party yet.
ADDRESS:
The Massacre runs from 8pm until late on the Battersea Barge at Tideway Dock/Tideway Walk/Kirtling St, London, SW8 5PZ. Please note that the boat is anchored and will not be sailing.
Expect a serious mash up of Classic Rock, Punk Rock, Metal, Hip Hop, Dubstep, Drum ‘n’Bass and party classics. Fancy dress is optional but this event is famous for everyone dressing up to the nines so get slashin’!
TICKETS INFO:
Tickets are on sale in advance only at www.wegottickets.com for £15 + booking fee. On Monday 28th October tickets will be £20. Get tickets early to avoid disappointment as this event sells out annually.
Visit the Facebook event page to invite guests and head to www.vans.co.uk for more.




