Making their way to the UK for their very first time this month were Californian four-piece Movements. Joining them tonight was Pærish and Muskets as they stopped off at The Key Club in Leeds. Opening up proceedings tonight are Brighton’s Muskets (7). Being the first band on stage every night is certainly no easy task,…
Bury Tomorrow tore apart the UK on their headline run of shows in April 2017 with Crossfaith, Black Peaks and Any Given Day. We were in attendance at the Leeds date of the tour to bring you these shots. Check them out below to see all of the action for yourselves!
Following the launch of our weekly spotify playlist and feature last week, we’re back for round two this time! This week, we’ve got some more cracking songs from bands and acts all over the musical spectrum. Bury Tomorrow’s huge comeback single, Black Flame? Got it. The new Ghost song that has their fans in raptures?…
So here at Rock Sins, we’ve finally decided to join the 21st Century. By that, we mean we’ve finally set up a Spotify playlist. Every week, we’ll be providing our lovely readers and listeners with twenty new tracks to soundtrack your week. The songs will be a mixture of new singles, songs from albums and…
Marmozets played the penultimate date of their February UK tour last month following the release of their long awaited sophomore album “Knowing What You Know Now” and people were dying to hear material from the release that’s already a strong contender for Album Of The Year. Starting the night off with a riot are Liverpool’s…
Next up in Rock Sins annual End Of Year Awards, it’s the turn of Connor to fly the Irish flag on the team. He’s selected some of his countrymen in one of the awards, but to find out about that, and his other choices, you’ll need to read on…. Album Of The Year Code…
Northern Ireland’s most exciting band deliver a set in Manchester Academy 2 tonight which can’t be described as anything less than Earth-shattering, in support of their fifth LP, “The Endless Shimmering”. And So I Watch You From Afar (10) kick the night off with the hectic ‘Search:Party:Animal’ which sees the crowd lose their collective shit…
Recently, Rock Sins was lucky enough to sit down with Japan’s most exciting band for a chat with Crossfaith‘s Kenta Koie ahead of their performance in Leeds with Bury Tomorrow to talk about Slam Dunk, new material and finding success in the UK. So, how’s the tour been so far? Ken: It’s been great. It’s…
A fantastic showcase of bands in Leeds with Scottish rock titans Twin Atlantic and a supporting cast of hometown heroes Pulled Apart By Horses and Ireland’s Fangclub. We sent photographer Connor Morris to the Leeds Beckett SU to capture the night. You can check out his exclusive photos below:
The end of January saw a somewhat eclectic line up of Pennsylvania Pop-Punk band The Wonder Years, Pup, Trash Boat and Tiny Moving Parts in Stylus, Leeds. First to take to the stage are Tiny Moving Parts (8). Opening with Sundress, the band deliver an exciting set that sees frontman Dylan Matheisen leap around the…
The end of February saw pop-punk legends Sum 41 kick off their ‘Don’t Call It A Sum-Back’ UK tour with fellow Canadian’s Hollerado. We were there at the Leeds date to bring you this review! Hollerado (6) came onstage welcomed by a packed out O2 Academy. The Ottawa (definitely NOT from America as they clarified…
The 30th of January saw Northern Irish Indie Rock band Two Door Cinema Club take to the stage in the O2 Academy in Leeds joined by non other than Sundara Karma and Anteros, our photographer Connor Morris was in attendance to bring you these shots! If you’d like to keep up-to-date with Two Door Cinema…
