Following a phenomenal return this year after an unexpected few years off, we’ve been counting down to 2000 Trees 2023 since the last day of the festival in July. Having recently given us our ‘returning heroes’ acts for the Wednesday of the festival, we’ve all been eager to know who else we’ll be seeing at…
THE WONDER YEARS are well known for their thoughtful yet melancholic take with their lyricism emanating from the heart, but managing to tread that fine line of not being too corny. They resonate with their audience as main songwriter Dan Campbell often finds a way to be simple and relatable in his delivery. Back in…
The Wonder Years have announced a UK headline tour for November! The tour will support their forthcoming new album, The Hum Goes On Forever, which is set for release on September 23rd on Hopeless Records. The band will kick off the tour with a gig in London at Camden’s Electric Ballroom on November 8th, then…
Philadelphia’s The Wonder Years have released a new track called Oldest Daughter, which picks up where 2013’s Madelyn left off. Where Madelyn detailed alcoholism and the “vitriolic” trappings of the east coast winter, Oldest Daughter includes the same unfortunate ending, but the energy of the track differs. Vocalist, Dan Campbell, shared that the song is…
A feature roughly six months in the making, Rock Sins’ albums of the decade brought over a dozen of our team together to work out collectively our favourite albums of the decade over which this site came to life and has since thrived. initially delayed by some work commitments and then further by the COVID-19…
After the Download Festival 2020 announcement on Monday, it’s now the turn of Slam Dunk 2020 to unveil their first festival bands. Headlining a UK festival for the first time, and making Slam Dunk their exclusive UK festival appearance for 2020 are Don Broco. One of Rock Sins’ favourite bands, State Champs, also seem to…
So here at Rock Sins, we’ve finally decided to join the 21st Century. By that, we mean we’ve finally set up a Spotify playlist. Every week, we’ll be providing our lovely readers and listeners with twenty new tracks to soundtrack your week. The songs will be a mixture of new singles, songs from albums and…
The end of January saw a somewhat eclectic line up of Pennsylvania Pop-Punk band The Wonder Years, Pup, Trash Boat and Tiny Moving Parts in Stylus, Leeds. First to take to the stage are Tiny Moving Parts (8). Opening with Sundress, the band deliver an exciting set that sees frontman Dylan Matheisen leap around the…
Slam Dunk Festival is this weekend and with a massively impressive lineup for 2015’s edition of the festival there is a whole host of talented bands to watch over the course of the day. Whether you will be bouncing around to pop-punk, throwing down to deathcore or skanking to ska, there is something for everyone…
Everyone’s favourite pop punk collective, New Found Glory, are to headline a massive US tour in support of their genre and are taking along a whole bunch of other bands on the ride. Joining them are Set Your Goals, The Wonder Years, Man Overboard and The brilliantly named This Time Next YeaR will join forces…
