Thrice made their return to London’s O2 Kentish Town Forum at the end of an EU/UK run, bringing the extensive 20th anniversary celebrations of their landmark 2003 album The Artist In The Ambulance to an end. Flawlessly performing the record in its entirety to a rapturous crowd before immediately entering into a second set filled with rarities and fan-favourites.Photographer…
For fans of a certain period of 00’s emo and post-hardcore, a co-headline of Thrice and Coheed and Cambria felt like such a tantalising offer. Two of the most musically interesting and progressive bands from that era who have found real second winds in the late 2010s that is still carrying on now. Both with…
The heat was reaching its peak as the second full day of 2000Trees came around. Promising one of the most exciting bands in the world right now and one of the most beloved bands in their scene, playing their most iconic album in full, Friday was arguably the most stacked day of an incredibly well-put-together…
2000trees have announced a new co-headliner for Friday in Baltimore’s Turnstile. Riding into the festival off the back of a huge year for the band, which included the release of their third album Glow On, Turnstile have built a reputation as a must-see band. After playing the festival in both 2018 and 2019, Turnstile will…
It looks like 2000Trees Festival is set to still go ahead this July, with this year’s headliners today announced as AFI and Thrice, who join previously announced headliners Jimmy Eat World. For Californian punk rockers AFI, this will be their first UK appearance in three years, while Thrice will be providing a European exclusive, playing…
It is profoundly depressing that in 2019 bands of the stature and respectability of Thrice and Refused would get their venue downgraded. Originally slated to appear at the prestigious Brixton Academy, tonight’s show was moved to the Shepherd’s Bush Empire after – presumably – low ticket sales. That two bands, one on a great album…
This week we’ve got a big assortment of tunes both old and new, featuring bands who have upcoming albums, tours just announced, and one or two old favourites just for the hell of it. We’re kicking things off with a double dose of Architects, who announced their new album Holy Hell yesterday, along with a…
It’s now just one week to go until the music starts at the Download Festival 2018 – so what better time than to bring our readers the final part of our in-depth 2018 preview. Jamie, Ali and Simon will once again guide you through the Rock Sins’ dozen highlighted bands of the day. For those…
A new video of the week contest was long overdue here at Rock Sins, and so we have seven very different videos by seven very different bands for you to check out this time! Adam “Nergal” Darski may have put his horns and warpaint back on in the UK last weekend when Behemoth recently headlined…
Things went a bit haywire in the Rock Sins camp last week, so there was no video of the week contest. As a result, we’ve decided to double the numbers this week. That’s right, a whopping TEN videos to choose from. First up in this bumper edition of the Rock Sins video of the week…
Stop everything. There is a new Thrice album coming, and what’s more, they’re heading back to the UK to share it with us in the flesh! Five years after the release of their last album Major/Minor, and after a fairly lengthy sabbatical (though they have returned to the live arena since then), Thrice are very…
With news of Hevy Fest 2016 filtering through, we thought it was about time we posted the second half of our Hevy Fest 2015 photo extravaganza! With bands such as The Colour Line, Trash Boat, Milk Teeth, Vales, Blood Youth, Fort Hope, As It Is, Arcane Roots, The Fall Of Troy, Monuments, Carniflex and of…
