The Amity Affliction returned to London after their stellar show in Brixton back in January – and the lineup did not disappoint. After a stint of summer festivals and a US tour alongside Parkway Drive, Amity have taken to the road again to promote their most recent release, Not Without My Ghosts. Amity hailing from…
The line up for Download Festival 2023 just got a hell of a lot bigger! Some huge names have been added to the already impressive set of bands playing Donington this Summer. With so many great bands joining the fun, it’s difficult to know where to start. So we’ll start with some favourites of ours…
The Amity Affliction took over Electric Brixton on a bitter January evening, joined by Fit For A King, SeeYouSpaceCowboy and Gideon, the evening was high energy; an explosion of electricity and catharsis live on stage. Following on from their 2020 album Everyone Loves You Once You Leave Them and 2022’s Show Me Your God single…
After last year’s event being pushed back to September due to Covid, this year Slam Dunk Festival was back where it belongs in our calendars, kicking off the festival season of 2022 with a much needed dose of some of the best in rock and pop punk! Check out some of our photo highlights, captured…
Following on from another Sam, Sam Savigny, kickstarting the Rock Sins End Of Year Awards for 2018, it’s now the turn of another Sam, Sam Dignon, to pick their favourites (and disappointments) for the year. We begin with Sam’s album of the year…. Album of the Year: Camp Cope – How To Socialise & Make…
There’s absolutely NO fucking around from the Download Festival team this time. Straight into the first announcement, all three Download 2019 headliners have been confirmed along with 17 other bands! Kicking things off for 2019 are your headliners, Slipknot, Def Leppard (performing Hysteria in full and much more), and the long awaited return of TOOL….
The Amity Affliction are back, this time with a UK/European tour in support of their latest release, I Think This Could Be Heartbreak. The line up tonight reads like a mashup of genres, with four very different bands mixing together to provide a night of entertainment at London’s Roundhouse. Wage War [7] pack a big…
Back amongst the rain and mud that was the 2016 Download Festival, Rock Sins was lucky enough to be able to catch up with Ryan Burt, drummer for Australian metalcore favourites The Amity Affliction. On the agenda was various festival activities, the bands’ new album and various other things, so read on for exactly what…
Three venues (including one new bigger one), eight stages and almost seventy bands. Put them all together and you have the recipe for success at the Slam Dunk Festival triple header for 2016! From our headliners Panic! At The Disco to Creeper, and from Young Guns to Heart Of A Coward, there are acts on…
Last November, the Never Say Die tour returned with its biggest UK date yet which saw The Amity Affliction headlining a sold out Koko in London. Naturally, as big fans of previous Never Say Die Tours, Rock Sins made sure to be in attendence this time around! Burning Down Alaska (5) kicked things off with…
We thought we’d be due another Download Festival 2016 line up announcement before Christmas, and Andy Copping and his team have obliged with a monster of an announcement! Via their often used good friend, Daniel P Carter on the BBC Radio One Rock Show, ten new acts have been added to the festivities at Donington…
With the 2014 Download Festival now less than two weeks away, it’s about that time of year again where Rock Sins picks out our acts that we really think you should see across the weekend. In part one of our preview, we’ve got ten bands we think you should see on the first day of…
