In the history of hardcore punk, a name emerges with resounding authority - Sick Of It All. The band that has been around since the 80's are still hungry and they are still pissed off! When the legendary band takes over the Pump House on 5 May 2024, it will be a journey through New York's hardcore scene from then until now.

Formed in the melting pot of New York City in 1986, Sick of It All has become a pillar of the hardcore community with an unwavering dedication to the raw, exuberant energy that defines the genre. Their discography reads like a manifesto for sonic rebellion, with groundbreaking albums like "Blood, Sweat, and No Tears" and "Scratch the Surface."

Live, Sick Of It All transcends the boundaries of a regular performance and creates an in-depth experience that captures the essence of their sound. Frontman Lou Koller's intense performance, along with the relentless rhythms and powerful riffs, transforms every Sick Of It All concert into a visceral proof that the spirit of hardcore punk is alive and well. Something they proved in 2023 at Copenhell, where they shut down the Hades stage.

Over the years, Sick Of It All have navigated the changing currents of hardcore while staying true to their roots. From the ferocious early releases to the more melodic tones explored in albums like "Yours Truly" and "Life on the Ropes", the band's evolution mirrors the evolution of the scene itself.