Photo Gallery: The Amity Affliction - O2 Ritz, Manchester 16/01/2023
Billion streaming Australian metalcore band The Amity Affliction ended 2022 with the release of their new single ‘Show Me Your God’. They start their year with a huge tour around the UK and EU - including shows in London, Paris and Milan. Our photographer Maryleen Guevara was there to capture all the action when the band played the O2 Ritz in Manchester.
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