Camden Rocks adds The Subways

Camden Rocks 2014

Saturday 31st May 2014
various venues, Camden, Greater London, NW1 8AN, England MAP
£25

Daily capacity: 4,000

Last updated: Tue 20th May 2014

The Subways lead the latest acts conmfirmed for the 6th Camden Rocks which takes place on Saturday 31st May 2014 in over 20 venues in London's Camden Town.

“It feels like ages since we've played the UK and what better way to start the comeback than with Camden Rocks,” states bassist Charlotte Cooper excitedly. “The Electric Ballroom is one of the few venues in London we haven't played and I remember watching bands there as a teenager! We all feel a little like caged animals at the moment and it'll be awesome to be back on stage again.”

Also newly confrmed to appear are The Graveltones, Eureka Machines, Baby Godzilla, The Hell, Rat Attack, Broken Hands, Palm Reader, Oxygen Thief, Boy Jumps Ship, Black Dogs, Healthy Junkies, Fur Cough, Bleach Blood, Goldray, Love Zombies, Mitsubishis, Shiva and the Hazards, and Riskee And The Ridicule.

They join The Blackout, Orange Goblin, Ginger (The Wildhearts), Reverend And The Makers, Sonic Boom Six, Hacktivist, The Virginmarys, Blitz Kids, Colt 45, Los Pepes, Turbowolf, Nine Black Alps, Acoustic TV (Terrorvision’s Tony Wright, The Howling, Crazy Arm, Apologies, I Have None, God Damn, Hounds, Hang the Bastard, Exit International, Deadcuts, Electric River, Turbogeist, Generation Graveyard, Dolomite Minor, Sons of Icarus, Gnarwolves, Max Raptor, Straight Lines, Bleech, Messenger, The Hype Theory, Rob Jones, Cytota, To The Bones, The Mercy House, Young Aviators, Legend In Japan, Voodoo Vegas, Saint Agnes, Death Koolaid, and more.

For the line-up details as available click here.

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Tickets are priced at £25.

The venues playing host to Camden Rocks are Electric Ballroom, Underworld, Proud, Barfly, Jazz Cafe, Dingwalls, Purple Turtle, Black Heart, Hawley Arms, Monarch, The Good Mixer, The Enterprise, Camden Head, The Cuban, Brew-Dog, Record Club, Dingwalls Canalside Bar, and The Beatrice.

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