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Paradise Sins - In Extremis - Rockmantic Festival Grimsby 2025

Paradise Sins don’t play rock shows – they ignite them. A triple-shot cocktail of stadium-sized anthems, towering vocals and hook-soaked hard rock, the band hit with a sound built for raised fists, blown speakers and zero apologies. Formed in 2022, Paradise Sins have mastered the art of turning sweat-soaked rooms into full-scale arenas, dragging stadium energy into bars, clubs and venues across the UK. By 2025, the band had ripped through a successful headline tour across England and Wales, proving their songs hit just as hard on the road as they do on record. That momentum detonated on the festival circuit with explosive sets at Call of the Wild, Rockmantic and Mangata Festival, including a packed-out Trailblazer Stage at Call of the Wild 2025 that left no doubt they belong on the big stages. Paradise Sins have gone toe-to-toe on shared bills with Royal Republic, Michael Monroe, The Raven Age, Tailgunner and Collateral, earning their stripes and winning over crowds the hard way – song by song, night by night. Their breakout single “Bad Bad Bad” marked a turning point – highly acclaimed, dominating UK rock radio, and smashing out beyond UK borders with international airplay. The band’s rise has been backed by features in Classic Rock Magazine, Power Play Rock & Metal, and Fireworks Magazine, cementing their status as one of the UK’s most dangerous new rock exports. Loud. Relentless. No punches pulled. Paradise Sins aren’t chasing the future of rock – they’re kicking the door down. “Refreshingly honest and genuine, and full of sparkling, modernistic talent – exactly the kind of new band that’s needed right now.” – Victoria Llewelyn, Powerplay Magazine “Paradise Sins are pushing the boundaries of rock into fresh new terrain, resulting in a sound that demands attention – vivid, immersive, and electrifying.” – Ian Davies, Stargazer Magazine “Paradise Sins are set to rise – and rise fast.” – Garry Hutchinson, SAN PR