Jeremy Forsyth took home the...
Jeremy Forsyth took home the MT Editor’s Choice honors.
One of the largest shows in the Midwest also happens to be the most eclectic. Slamology combines a bit of music with two days stacked with a solid lineup and a full-blown custom car show that draws visitors from states all over. The combination has proved to be a successful mixture of lifestyles perfectly suited for a minitruck-heavy crowd.
As reports predicted, nasty thunderstorms dumped rain on Saturday afternoon and continued throughout the night and into early Sunday p.m. hours. The showers didn’t entirely spoil the party though, as the scheduled bands promised to keep jamming rain or shine. From hard rock, to hip-hop, to roots rock, to live DJs, Slamology guaranteed to deliver musical acts everyone in the crowd would dig, and they didn’t disappoint.
To further infuse Slamology with a deeply-rooted rock ’n’ roll soul, the official Saturday night after-party was held at the Hard Rock Café in downtown Indy where the live music continued until the taps ran dry. If it wasn’t for Slamology’s wide appeal, the weather could’ve presented a potential for instant failure, but luckily those enjoying the good time saw it as a minor interference.
Jeremy Forsyth took home this...
Jeremy Forsyth took home this special Best of billet award too.
Everything positive about Slamology you’ve heard from your friends or read about online is true. If you’re looking for a legitimate, weekend-long rock fest and car show in the Midwest, this event is what you’re after.
The Lowdown
Name
Slamology
Location
Marion County Fairgrounds, Indianapolis, IN
Dates
June 18-19, 2011
Sponsors
Gauge Magazine, Gaugestore.com, Air Lift, Hard Rock Café, Steel Rod Tattoo, RNL Custom Suspension, Spade Made, Asylum Autowerks, Tite Rides Television,
www.Indyrpm.com
Contact
www.slamology.com 
Look for more of this sleek...
Look for more of this sleek Dime all in due time.
Dustin Naylor’s Blazer will...
Dustin Naylor’s Blazer will get its time to shine in MT very soon
We really need to start calling...
We really need to start calling Jonn Farr’s truck the Moonshine Runner instead.
Those frightened off by the rain missed this delightful display of dancing bikinis. Suckers.