It’s almost time to hit the hallowed Donington turf once again! Download Festival 2026 is upon us in less than a weeks’ time, and so the Rock Sins team has been pouring over the line up to bring you what we think will be the acts not to miss as the first full day of…
Download Festival may have been playing catch up to other festivals in terms of the timing of their announcement this year – but they have just unleashed an almighty first announcement for the 2026 Download Festival Line Up! Headlining this years’ annual Donington Park pilgrimage are nu metal legends Limp Bizkit, classic rock icons Guns…
With the bank holiday weekend over and the end of August here, for many of us it marks the end of festival season, with Reading and Leeds Festival being one of these big markers. So as we say goodbye to summer you can relive some of our favourite rock and alternative bands at Leeds Festival,…
With the baking hot Download Festival 2025 now solidly in the rear view mirror, we here at Rock Sins are turning our eyes towards the rest of festival season. Reading & Leeds Festival 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most diverse and electrifying editions in its 55-year history, with the most recent…
Having one of those days? Don’t wanna wake up? Does everybody suck? Well don’t worry, there’s a light on the horizon! Nu-metal heavyweights Limp Bizkit have just announced that they’re bringing their Loserville tour to five arenas around the UK in March 2025! With support from Bones, Ecca Vandal, N8NOFACE, Karen Dió and special guests…
The final day of Download Festival 2024 is, judging by many comments online from attendees and those who wish they were going alike, “the most stacked” line up of any day on this years’ festival. Perhaps it is no coincidence that it was also the first part of the festival (RIP packages aside), to sell…
Limp Bizkit came to break stuff at their mammoth headline show at London’s Gunnersbury Park, in front of a crowd of 25,000 hardcore fans. And break stuff they did, with a breakneck set filled full of fan favourites. Support came from Pendulum and Kenny Hoopla – Matt Higgs was there to capture it all. Pendulum…
Next up in the Rock Sins End Of Year Awards is our new reviews editor Tasha Brown! Having joined the team earlier this year, Tasha has quickly risen up the ranks here at Rock Sins HQ, so we are very eager to check out her choices. Over to you Tasha! Album Of The Year: This…
Limp Bizkit. The much maligned face of turn-of-the-century nu metal which was often pointed to by critics as the worst of the worst, and justification for the intense hatred held towards nu metal as a whole for the next decade. Of course, in the intervening years, those who grew up with the genre have begun…
It’s notable that there seems to be something of an identity crisis apparent on this record.