Sister Sin announce they’re back and to open for Accept during Scandinavia tour
Sleaze Roxx has some great news to announce as Swedish rockers Sister Sin consisting of lead vocalist Liv Jagrell, drummer Dave Sundberg, bassist Strandh and guitarist Jimmy Hiltula has announced that they are back! Sister Sin will be opening for Accept during the latter’s five-city tour of Scandinavia from November 25 to 30, 2024.
The following message was posted on Sister Sin‘s Facebook page earlier today:
“Stretch your neck & put on your battlevest because SISTER SIN is back!!
We are also super excited to announce that we will open for the mighty Accept this fall in Scandinavia!
Until then we will hit the lab with a pen & a pad writing some fresh new music for you guys 
Secure your tickets NOW & sit tight for more shows & news TBA
Much Love 
Liv, Dave, Strandh, Jimmy“
Sister Sin‘s third studio album True Sound of The Underground was selected as the #5 album on the Sleaze Roxx’s Top 12 Albums of The Decade (2010-2019) to which Sleaze Roxx stated:
“Swedish rockers Sister Sin had previously released two full-length albums Dance of The Wicked in 2003 and Switchblade Serenades in 2008. However, it wasn’t until 2010’s True Sound of The Underground that Sister Sin really found their sound opting for a slightly heavier direction in music but still highlighted by female vocalist Liv Jagrell‘s stellar vocals. Songs such as “Sound of The Underground”, “Outrage”, “Better Than Them” and “Beat Em Down” are powerful, energy filled and like a fine wine, get better every time you listen to them. In between relentlessly touring throughout the world including North America, Sister Sin released two more fantastic albums Now And Forever (2012) and Black Lotus (2014) before suddenly calling it quits in November 2015. Within days of the end of this last decade, Sister Sin‘s classic line-up of Jagrell, drummer Dave Sundberg, guitarist Jimmy Hiltula and bassist Strandh announced that they were reuniting to play some festivals in July 2020. Sadly, whether those festivals happen with the Coronavirus pandemic remains to be seen but if there is one line-up that can deliver another album as good as True Sound of The Underground, it has to be Sister Sin‘s reunited line-up.”
Sister Sin‘s “Fight Song” video (from Now And Forever album):