We thought that we would help you out solving the ‘Who Should I See’ conundrum by providing you a 'Bands You Cannot Miss At 2000 Trees Festival 2016' guide. Here is the first wave of bands who deserve your attention at the festival...
Our Coverage of 2000 Trees 2016
Yorkshire rockers As Sirens Fall have released the first video from forthcoming debut EP The Hospital Party (out July 8). Where You Are has an awesome video which you can view here!
Cairo Son are excited to announce the release of their pulsating new single, ‘Lion In A Cage’.
Architects have announced their biggest UK headline tour to date! The 6 date tour in November forms the UK leg of the All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us album tour schedule. The album is set fore release via Epitaph Records on May 27.
Following the Sony release of their third album The Renegades, Yashin have announced a mammoth UK co-headline tour with American rockers Vampires Everywhere! Support for the tour comes from Swedish outfit Firstborn.
Fort Fest is gearing up to make its mark with it's inaugural line-up. The festival takes place in Bedfordshire between September 2-4 with early bird tickets available now at just £55 including camping AND parking! Absolute bargain!
LA hard-rockers 9Electric are set to release their highly anticipated debut album The Damaged Ones via Another Century Media on July 15th.
Arizona rockers Farewell, My Love are no strangers to crazy, having appeared on July 2015's mammoth Ashestoangels' British Horror Story Tour. The band have released the video for their new track Crazy, the first to be released on their own label CRCL Records.
FAULTLINES are a six-piece melodic metal band from the UK. They released their debut EP 'All We've Ever Known' on the 15th April 2016. 'All We've Ever Known' sees Fautlines take on unique dual vocal harmonies of singers Christina Rotondo and Jake Noakes. The band certainly have a bright future and Ruby chatted to vocalist, Christina Rotondo about their formation, the future and performing live!
As I said before, Rise would definitely be something I'd recommend if you're into 30 Seconds To Mars. And although I said the influence was clear, City Of Ashes are still very much original in their music. Remember, inspiration isn't always copying, and I hope City Of Ashes get themselves signed soon.
Falls are bringing some buzz into your life. Declaring themselves 'fuck rockers', the quartet have released the video for new track Get Well Soon.
Of Mice & Men have announced that Australian band Hellions will support them on their two UK headline shows. Frontman Austin Carlile reached out to the band after seeing their incredible performances online.
