It’s Slam Dunk Festival announcement time! Keen to keep up their momentum, the organisers of Slam Dunk have added another eight bands to the line up for 2017, and once again it’s a real pick n mix of bands of all shapes, sizes and styles. Topping this latest installment of artists are UK pop punk…
Rise Records’ best bands descended on the UK last month when The Rise Up Tour arrived in London, headed up by Memphis May Fire. Openers Like Moths to Flames [7] are a higher quality support than your basic opening band, their brand of energetic high octane hardcore infusing the crowd with their energy. A set time…
Welcome (at last some of you may say) to the final instalment of Rock Sins Download Festival 2014 review coverage. This is our final instalment from our own UKHC / metalcore flag waving Sam, who saw many bands on the Sunday of Download 2014 that Jamie did not cover in the first part of our…
Texan metalcore five piece act Memphis May Fire have been making a name for themselves on the live circuit over the last couple of years and have been building up quite the fanbase both in the US as well as the UK and further afield. Now Memphis May Fire are very pleased to announce the…
Wanting to give us all an early Christmas Present, Andy Copping and the powers that be at Castle Donington have decided that Christmas has indeed come early where the 2014 edition of the Download Festival is concerned by adding another fourteen bands to the line up for next year’s event. The BIG news in this…
The Rise Records tour, featuring Secrets, Memphis May Fire and Of Mice & Men, makes its way to Glasgow. The first band to take the stage are Secrets [5], and to be brutally honest, they aren’t very good. Repetitive riffs, boring songs, and two poor vocalists, this band aren’t impressive at all. However the majority of the crowd seems…
