With just under three months to go, it’s time for another announcement from the Slam Dunk Festival powers that be! It’s a double whammy, because there’s a load of new acts added to the line up, plus those always wanted stage splits are also in! Joining the fun in Hatfield and Leeds this May we…
Our Spotify playlist has been quiet for the first few weeks of the year, but we’re back up and running with a fantastic selection of tracks for our first installment of 2020! We have our usual selection of brand new singles, recent album tracks and some old favourites to have you moshing at your desk…
Last week, Zebrahead hit the UK on a welcome return to British shores. Accompanied by UK pop punk upstarts The Bottom Line, they headed to Manchester Academy 3 to put on one hell of a show. Our photographer Cait Maxwell was there to capture the best of the action for you all. Check out her…
Over the last couple of years, Fireball have really taken up Jagermeister’s lead of helping to provide great live music at very affordable prices. The Fireball Fuelling The Fire Tour is another example of that, and Rock Sins was on hand at the second London show to see what went down! Opening tonight was London’s…
The Bottom Line have been very busy this month. With the release of their new EP, I Still Hate You, and a short UK tour to commemorate it, we sent Rachael Griffiths along to the Camden Assembly EP release show to capture this exclusive gallery of the headliners and their supports, Diamond Days, All These…
Patent Pending, a self-described “acrobatic gang of musical misfits”, hit the UK shores again recently for their Spring Break tour. We sent Rachael Griffiths to their London show to capture them whipping their second family up into a frenzy. Support on the night comes from The Bottom Line, Boy Jumps Ship and Small Pond Big Fish. To keep up…
Opening up the mainstage is local band 13:32 (6) who despite their incredibly young age play a set of decent hard rock tunes and even throw out a cover of Avenged Sevenfold’s “Unholy Confessions”. Following them The Bottom Line (5) fail to impress as they just sound like a poor Blink-182 tribute act whilst over on the Glory Or…
