ROCK AM RING REVIEW: 25 Photos From The Insane Stick To Your Guns Show

It has been a hot minute since we last saw Stick To Your Guns, but that made the return all the sweeter. The hardcore band from Southern California are known for their insane shows, which is probably why so many people came out to see them play, even though their time slightly overlapped with Green Day on the main stage. The other part of why Stick To Your Guns shows are just true carnage is because of their discography. The songs are incredible, but in a live capacity, they hit extremely hard. While it was hard to capture these guys jumping all around the stage on camera, check out some shots below to get an idea of what the show looked like!

ROCK AM RING REVIEW: Spiritbox Amaze In Front Of Huge Crowd

Rock Am Ring Review: Spiritbox Amaze In Front Of Huge CrowdSpiritbox, a relatively new outfit from Canada came down to Rock Am Ring to perform in front of a huge crowd, which came to no surprise as the band are seriously making waves with their incredible album Eternal Blue. The band has been doing very well in the US and apparently, also in Europe.

The outfit, surrounding charismatic vocalist Courtney LaPlante, who takes on both clean and heavy vocals, whose live performance exceeded our already high expectations. Spiritbox take their incredible songs to an even higher level in a live capacity and they look incredible doing it. With songs on the setlist including Circle With Me, Halcyon and of course Holy Roller, Spiritbox had the moshpits whirling. In the middle of the set, they took a step back from the carnage to perform Constance, a slower song about loss. LaPlante is truly a master of both aspects of the vocals used in Spiritbox and we cannot wait for their next run through Europe.

Check out Eva van den Bosch her photos in the gallery below and make sure to catch Spiritbox on the road in Europe!

ROCK AM RING REVIEW: The Offspring Are Back On Top Of Their Game

The slot right before the headliner Green Day on the main stage was filled by the iconic The Offspring. The band rolled into the scene in the early 90’s and are known as the innovators and legends of the punk scene in Southern California.

It didn’t take long before the entire world knew their hits, including You’re Gonna Go Far, Kid, The Kids Aren’t Alright and Self Esteem. To no surprise to anyone. the audience in front of the mainstage was filled for as far as the eye could see. Everyone wanted to see The Offspring back in action, who hadn’t played a show in Germany since 2019.

Kicking things off with Staring At The Sun, the tone was set for the entire performance, but the already energetic set took on even higher levels of excitement when the last couple of songs were being played. Saving most popular for last, the last 4 songs in chronological order were Pretty Fly (For A White Guy), The Kids Aren’t Alright, You’re Gonna Go Far, Kid and lastly Self Esteem. Props to the die-hard fans out there who kept those moshpits going for 4 songs straight, it was absolutely fantastic to see.

Luckily we can remember the set by some photos that Eva van den Bosch shot of their performance. Check out her photos right below and make sure to catch The Offspring on the festival circuit this summer.

ROCK AM RING REVIEW: Måneskin Give Rock ‘n Roll Masterclass

Måneskin have been riding the wave of their incredible Eurovision Song Festival, and understandably so. Their ever-growing discography is very impressive and they are not showing signs of slowing down, with an arena tour planned in Europe early next year. This summer they will be on the festival circuit and lucky for us, were on Rock Am Ring’s bill for the Friday.

We saw the band’s extravagant performance on the mainstage, in front of an absolutely packed audience, as the band performed a set of their best hits including Beggin‘, ZITTI E BUONI and Supermodel. The Italian band truly put on a show and were definitely dressed to impress. Check out some visuals of their grand show in Germany in the gallery below and let us know if you are seeing Måneskin live this summer!

ROCK AM RING REVIEW: This Is What The Fire From The Gods Show Looked Like

All the way from Texas, metalcore outfit Fire From The Gods picked up steam when they released their 2016 album Narrative via Rise Records. With no signs of slowing down, Fire From The Gods played Rock Am Ring on the day they also released their brand new single SOS. Below you’ll find what their insane and energetic set looked like through Eva van den Bosch her lens.

ROCK AM RING REVIEW: You Me At Six & Weezer Kick Things Off On Mainstage

We are at Rock Am Ring again this weekend and could not be more exciting! For us, the weekend kicked off with the performances of two titans of industry: You Me At Six and Weezer on the mainstage, or as it was called this year, the Utopia Stage.

Unfortunately, You Me At Six came on stage very late, which really cut their performance short to only a handful of songs being played, but the songs they did play were incredible. The musicians were determined to make the most of the songs they had, and got the crowd moshing, jumping and everything in between. The very short, but sweet setlist consisted of the songs SUCKAPUNCH, Adrenaline, the classic and favourite Bite My Tongue and closing things with Underdog. Check out some photos from their short and sweet performance in the gallery below.

Luckily, whatever scheduling errors were made, Weezer started right on time, ironically even a few minutes early, so the fans got their worthwhile of Weezer songs for a total of 45 minutes. In this time, the band’s setlist included Beverly Hills, My Name Is Jones and Say It Ain’t So. For nostalgia sake, it was incredible to watch Weezer perform, but show wise not a lot was happening. The songs were performed exceptionally well but did come across a little stiff. Check out some shots from their performance in the gallery below.