The gigs multiplied after their debut album, and they went on stage with bands like Mad Sin, The Meteors and Deadline in Hungary and abroad.
[citation needed] After the "Nightmare Tour", their first double bassist, Yoda Surfer, left the band and Frenk Set stepped in.
After some months in the rehearsal room, the band recorded their second full-length album, titled Don't Trust the Girl with the Chainsaw.
They played in Italy, Switzerland, France, Spain, Portugal, Romania, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Norway, Denmark, Germany, and Austria.
At the beginning of July, The Silver Shine toured with US horror punk/psychobilly band Koffin Kats in the UK.
In the autumn they toured with the UK psychobilly band The Hangmen in Eastern Europe and finished their video for the song "Angels to Some."
On 14 August the band played at the biggest East European Festival named Sziget Fesztival, and in September they toured in the Balkans (Bulgaria, Greece, and Romania).
The new album came out digitally with the same name, Saint or Sinner, on 24 January, and the band got a deal with Longneck Records for the digipak CD.
At the end of January, they went on a nightline tour for 31 days with the legendary psychobilly band The Meteors, Long Tall Texans, and with their good friends, The Koffin Kats.
The tour named Psychobilly Attack Over Europe reached 10 countries from Spain to Sweden and included 23 shows.