An update to the awful news that we first reported on late last night concerning US metalcore group The Ghost Inside. As originally reported last night, the band were travelling through Texas on their US tour when their bus suffered a horrific collision with an 18 wheel truck. At the time, reports suggested that the…
Very worrying reports have emerged on social media in the last half an hour concerning the well being of The Ghost Inside. The band, who are on tour in the US have reportedly been involved in a very serious bus accident involving their tour bus and a truck. The latest information is currently being provided…
Words by Jamie Giberti, Sam Dignon, James Halstead, Jack Fermor-Worrell, Lisa Fox. The final part of Team Rock Sins’ Download Festival 2015 review may have been slightly longer in coming than planned, but with announcements for next years’ Download on the imminent horizon what better time for our 2015 coverage to come to an end….
Words by James Weaver, Jack Fermor-Worrell, Katie Needham and Sam Dignon. Photos by Fran Dignon. After a successful first year, Impericon Festival returned to Manchester for another round. With a line up guaranteed to get people moshing, several members of Rock Sins converged on Manchester Academy to see what the festival was all about. Kicking…
With the recent news that Sonisphere Knebworth won’t be happening in 2015, booking bands just got a lot easier for the Download Festival – not that they generally have problems anyway. The latest batch of rock, metal and alternative acts have just been announced by Andy Copping and his team for Download 2015, and it’s…
Welcome back to the Rock Sins 2014 End Of Year Awards. The fourth instalment of this years’ Rock Sins awards is provided courtesy of one of our main live reviewers and interviewers, Mr Sam Dignon. Take it away Sam…. 1) Album Of The Year: The Ghost Inside – Dear Youth I feel the best way…
This years Rock Sound Impericon Exposure tour saw four of the best bands of recent years all on one bill. Landscapes, Stray From The Path, Bury Tomorrow and The Ghost Inside, all bands with a promising future ahead of them. This was sure to be a pretty special event. Landscapes [8] had the tough job of opening the show….
