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August 5, 2024
Dubinski
Get Tickets here Dubinski, comprising four inseparable siblings—Eugene, Fergus, Donal, and Eoin Gaine—originally hail from the remote green hills of North Yorkshire. Their childhood in atmospheric isolation fostered a deep love of music, leading them to spend their adolescent years writing and performing songs. The brothers later moved to Edinburgh to pursue music professionally, adopting the band name Dubinski in honor of their late mother’s maiden name. They recorded their debut album at RAK Studios in London with Grammy Award-winning producers Mike Horner and Robbie Nelson. Following the worldwide release of their eponymous album through Gnu Roam (Kartel Music Group), Dubinski embarked on international tours and are now gearing up for the release of their sophomore album in early 2025. Join us on 1st November 2024 at Dublin Castle for an unforgettable night as Edinburgh’s Dubinski headline the show! Experience their high-energy performance along with support from Teddy Clarke and Parlay. 📅 Date: 1st November 2024📍 Venue: Dublin Castle🎤 Headliner: Dubinski🎸 Support Acts: Teddy Clarke, Parlay Get Tickets here Meet Dubinski during our interview! 1) How did you get into music?As we’re a band of 4 brothers we grew up in a very musical family and our parents were always taking us to music sessions when we were kids. Our older 2 brothers also played a lot so they influenced us very early on. When we were young we moved to a remote farm house together where our musicality blossomed. 2) What bands inspired your style and how do you differ to your roots?We like a lot of the old classics like The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Nirvana but like a lot of modern indie too such as the Cribs, the maccabees. It feels like although we’re an indie band we like to dip our toes in other genres. 3) What would you say thrills your soul?Writing a banging tune and knowing it’s dam good and walking about with it in your back pocket before anyone else has heard it. I’m invincible in that moment 4) If you were to get stuck on a lonely Island, which would be the 3 albums you’ll take with you?Pink Floyd – Dark Side Of The MoonDr dog – be the voidLeft field- leftism 5) Beatles Vs Stones?Beatles 6) Do you believe in aliens?Yes, I think it would be ignorant not to believe in some other form of life. Stay in touch and support Dubinski’s music! 🔗 Links: Website Spotify Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter YouTube SoundCloud
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September 10, 2024
CMDN’s Spotlight Releases: September Edition
Listen to some of my favourite recent releases and discover the latest news from CMDN artists, lovingly curated so you, too, can experience the best of what the Camden music scene has to offer! Plug in and prepare your ear holes, these are my CMDN spotlight picks: Listen to CDMN’s Spotify Dirty Sound Magnet – Live at Dingwalls on the 25th September Hot ticket alert! Psych rock legends Dirty Sound Magnet have officially started their European tour. They are coming to Camden on the 25th September and tickets are selling fast! You can expect one of the most exciting live shows out there at the moment – unbridled rock n roll in its purest form with jams akimbo! Buy tickets here Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Black Doldrums ‘Hideaway’ In anticipation of their upcoming album ‘In Limerence’ post-punk legends Black Doldrums have released ‘Hideaway’ as the first single. I’d like to start by commending the cover art for this, it’s really clean and emotive! In classic Black Doldrums style the track starts with a tense, urgent guitar and blooms into a tribal beat. The chorus is hooky in a way I haven’t seen from these guys before – it’s really cool! The song takes me back to their packed Camden Assembly show with us earlier this year; it’s primal, raw, and demands attention. Stay tuned for their upcoming album ‘‘In Limerence’! You can catch them playing at The Moth Club on the 1st November. Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Teiger’s Talie in the new Boss Katana advert Teiger’s lead singer and guitarist Talie was recently featured in the new Boss Katana advert. If you are a guitarist like me, you know just how cool it is to be chosen to represent such an iconic company, and to be the face of what has become a modern classic amplifier. Teiger are CMDN veterans and it’s just the biggest pleasure watching their unique brand of prog rock being represented on a global scale with partnerships like this. Talie’s playing is a sight to behold with her baffling fingerpicking intricacy – it’s not a surprise that Boss wanted her for this! Catch Teiger live in Camden in November, tickets below! Watch the video Buy tickets here Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Belle Roscoe ‘The Birds’ ‘The Birds’ is a Jack Savoretti meets Fleetwood Mac ballad with a soulful vintage patina. The brother and sister duo have that wonderful blend of voices that blood brings, perfectly complementing each other and soaring over the 70’s tinged rhythm section. ‘The Birds’ is melancholy but in an easy listening kind of way – it’s like the smell of rain. Belle Roscoe played a sold out show at the iconic Pizza Express Live on Friday which I’m sad to have missed – It’s always such a pleasure to see them do their thing. Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music The Ovines return! We were fortunate enough to be part of The Ovines first show back after reforming last Friday, and what a show it was. Four amazing bands brought the heat and we sold out. It was my first time seeing The Ovines and they really stood out to me. Punky, ska filled riffs and Matt’s metronomic rhythm guitar got the crowd bopping and connected straight away. Alumni supporters of The Libertines, Sports Team, and The Sherlocks it’s great to see these guys back in business! I really look forward to seeing what the future holds for them. Follow the band The High Points ‘Dreaming’ Funk Rockers The High Points latest offering ‘Dreaming’ is a butter smooth Sunday morning soundtrack. The track begins with some spicy laid back chords and eases itself into a gentle marching beat that keeps your head bopping throughout. The chorus is catchy as anything and the production is silky and slick. ‘Dreaming’ is a song best served alongside margaritas on the beach. The High Points return to Camden on the 26th September. Come and catch a vibe. Buy tickets here Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music The Lunar Effect ‘Flowers for Teeth’ ‘Flowers for Teeth’, the single track off The Lunar Effect’s 2024 album ‘Sounds Of Green & Blue’ is a storming psych rock banger. Wrapped in a thick coat of fuzz, the song pushes mercilessly forward with riff after riff of bluesy goodness. The Robert Plant-esque vocal floats over the top of the swampy rhythm section and provides the perfect contrast. We have some exciting news lined up with these guys. Stay tuned! Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Our next shows this month will be at Dingwalls on the 25th September, followed by The Dublin Castle on the 26th September. Stay up to date with our CMDN live shows! Get Tickets and don’t miss out on any more CMDN shows – add them directly to your calendars below: Get Tickets Add Gigs to Calendar (Google) Add Gigs to Calendar (IOS)
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August 27, 2024
Oasis Reunion, Tour Announcement and Camden: A Nostalgic Journey Back to Britpop’s Heartbeat!
The brothers are back after 15 years! We can’t believe it! All the rumours are true!With today’s thrilling announcement of their reunion tour, it’s the perfect moment to reflect on why Camden has always been so crucial to their legacy and the broader music world! A tip from our side: legends say, that every Oasis tour would end up in the Good Mixer pub in Camden, so you might want to hang around in the area after the London gig – who knows who you might meet! Camden, London, is more than just a bustling market district; it’s a cradle of rock ‘n’ roll history! Find out below about how one of the most influential bands of the Britpop era, Oasis’s story is deeply intertwined with Camden’s vibrant music scene. Camden in the 90s Camden has long been the heartbeat of London’s rock ‘n’ roll scene, a dynamic area where countless legendary artists have started their careers or found their fame. For Oasis, Camden wasn’t just only a place to be; it was a launchpad. In the early ’90s, the band played at local hotspots like The Water Rats and Dingwalls, but it was The Good Mixer, an iconic Irish pub in Camden, that truly became their second home. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and being a hub for Britpop stars, The Good Mixer was where Oasis and their contemporaries gathered, and where the notorious Blur-Oasis rivalry is said to have sparked. Noel Gallagher’s personal connection to Camden is equally significant. He lived in a basement flat at 88 Albert Street, a location now etched in Oasis lore. It was here that Noel received the life-changing phone call informing him that he had become a millionaire, a moment he describes as one of the most memorable of his career. Camden, with its unique blend of musical energy and personal significance, was integral to the band’s rise! The Big Reunion After 15 years of speculation and sibling feuding, the Gallagher brothers are back together! The recent announcement of Oasis’s reunion tour has set the music world abuzz, marking the end of a long hiatus that followed their split in 2009. Liam and Noel Gallagher, despite their often-publicised disputes, are reuniting to bring their electrifying live shows back to fans around the world! This tour is more than just a series of concerts; it’s a celebration of Oasis’s legacy and a tribute to the places that shaped their story! Sadly, there won’t be a Camden concert this time but still, the inclusion of Camden in the fans’ tour route is particularly important, reconnecting the band with a location that played a pivotal role in their journey! For fans, it’s a chance to relive the Britpop magic and experience the historic venues that were central to the band’s early success. Ticket Information Tickets for the highly anticipated reunion tour will go on sale on August 31st at 09:00. Given the immense popularity of Oasis and the nostalgic pull of their Camden connection, you’ll want to set your alarm early—these tickets are expected to sell out fast! JULY 20254th – Cardiff, Principality Stadium5th – Cardiff, Principality Stadium11th, 12th, 19th, 20th – Manchester, Heaton Park25th, 26th – London, Wembley Stadium AUGUST 20252nd, 3rd – London, Wembley Stadium8th, 9th – Edinburgh, Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium16th, 17th – Dublin, Croke Park So far, these are the only Europe dates announced, but apparently there are plans to take Oasis Live 25 to other continents outside of Europe later next year! Camden’s Rock History Camden’s role in music history cannot be overstated. As a hub for rock ‘n’ roll, the area has been a launchpad for countless artists and bands, making it a must-visit destination for anyone passionate about music. The energy and history of Camden make it a place where the past and present converge, offering a unique experience for music lovers and fans of legendary acts like Oasis. As the band prepares for their tour, Camden remains a central piece of their story. For those lucky enough to be in town, visiting The Good Mixer and other local landmarks will be a perfect way to immerse yourself in the rich musical heritage that helped shape Oasis. Oasis’s reunion tour is not just about the music; it’s a celebration of the places and moments that defined their journey. Camden, with its deep-rooted connection to the band’s early success, stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of rock ‘n’ roll and Britpop. For fans and newcomers alike, this tour and Camden’s vibrant scene offer a unique opportunity to experience the magic of an iconic era in music! Sources: Oasis’ Instagram Account Sky NewsCamden Market Image 1 Image 2
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August 21, 2024
Celebrating Robert Plant and his connection to Camden
On August 20th we celebrate the birthday of Robert Plant, the iconic frontman of Led Zeppelin, whose voice has left an indelible mark on rock music. Known for his powerful and ethereal vocal style, Plant, along with Led Zeppelin, revolutionised rock with a sound that was as heavy as it was groundbreaking. As we honour his legacy, we of course will also spotlight Camden, which played a crucial role in the band’s early history and continues to resonate with its rock and roll spirit. Celebrating Robert Plant: The Golden God of Rock’s Timeless Voice and Camden’s Connection with him and Led Zeppelin Camden’s venues have been the backdrop for some of rock’s most legendary moments, including Led Zeppelin’s pivotal performance at The Roundhouse on November 9, 1968. This was their first official London show after shedding their old name and emerging as the heavyweights of rock. Robert Plant famously spent his wedding morning preparing for this iconic gig, humorously noting that he spent his honeymoon at The Roundhouse. In this blog post, we delve into Plant’s remarkable connection to Camden, share amusing anecdotes about his rock ‘n’ roll adventures in the area, and explore how Camden’s vibrant music scene continues to celebrate its legendary past. Read on to discover how you can immerse yourself in Camden’s rich rock heritage and experience the magic of live music that once set the stage for rock legends. Happy 76th birthday, Robert! The Camden and Led Zeppelin Connection Camden, known for its vibrant music scene and iconic venues, has long been a hub for rock and roll. The area’s gritty streets and eclectic energy have nurtured countless artists, but it’s the legends like Led Zeppelin that truly put Camden on the global rock map. One of the most notable moments in Led Zeppelin’s early career took place at Camden’s iconic venue, The Roundhouse. On November 9, 1968, Led Zeppelin played their first official London show at The Roundhouse, marking a pivotal moment in their history. This performance came after the band returned from their inaugural Scandinavian tour, having shed their previous name, The New Yardbirds. They had now emerged as one of the heaviest rock bands in the world. Interestingly, Robert Plant spent his wedding day on the morning of the gig, famously remarking that he spent his honeymoon at The Roundhouse. This legendary show featured a setlist that included classics such as Train Kept a Rollin’, I Can’t Quit You Baby, You Shook Me, Dazed & Confused, White Summer / Black Mountain Side, Babe I’m Gonna Leave You, How Many More Times, and Communication Breakdown. An office memo from Jimmy Page’s personal collection noted the details of the gig: “Saturday 9th November 1968. Roundhouse, Chalk Farm Road, London, N.W.1. Arrive by 1:30am (Sun. morning) in time to go on stage by 2am. 1×50 minute spot.” This was a key time for the band, as they were still in transition from being known as the Yardbirds to embracing the name Led Zeppelin. Jimmy Page later recalled the performance in January 1969: “(At the Roundhouse), we did alright. We only played a couple of dates in London – The Roundhouse and Marquee. The Marquee was fantastic – just great. We were totally knocked out when we came out of there. We thought they might have had it in for us because at that date, we were still calling ourselves the Yardbirds – we hadn’t thought of using Led Zeppelin yet.” Rafael de Swarte from the support act, Tyres, provided a memorable anecdote about the gig: “It was an exciting time, and just before Zeppelin headed to the States. John Lee Hooker was hanging around backstage watching. It was a good gig, except at one point the guitarist was left playing nothing – his lead had come out. We looked around and John was peering around the curtain looking at us, with the lead curled around his foot! We never worked out if he was joking, clumsy or trying to get us to stop.” These early gigs at The Roundhouse were crucial in shaping Led Zeppelin’s identity and sound, cementing their connection to this vibrant area. A famous Camden encounter between Jimmy snd Robert happened right in front of the World’s End next to Camden Town Station (right on the little island at the crossing!) – this was a promotional interview for their new project. Jimmy Page and Robert Plant’s latest project, “No Quarter,” emerged from their MTV Unplugged session and marks a dynamic reinvention of their classic Led Zeppelin material, which was released on the 14th of October 1994. This album blends traditional Zeppelin elements with fresh influences, featuring collaborations with Egyptian musicians on a mesmerizing version of Kashmir, and Indian vocalist Najma Akhtar on a reimagined Battle of Evermore. New tracks like Yallah and City Don’t Cry introduce hypnotic chants recorded in Marrakesh with Gnawa musicians, exploring spiritual and cultural depths. The journey to “No Quarter” began during Page’s remastering of Zeppelin’s albums, which rekindled his desire to work with Plant after 14 years apart. MTV’s Unplugged invitation provided a tangible opportunity for them to reconnect, aiming to evolve rather than merely revisit their past. By deliberately not including former Zeppelin keyboardist John Paul Jones in the project—who expressed disappointment at learning about it from the press rather than being informed personally—Page and Plant have sidestepped the typical “Led Zeppelin Reunion” headlines. The album highlights often overlooked Celtic-Gaelic and Egyptian influences, contrasting with the simplistic view some critics hold that Led Zeppelin’s career is defined solely by hits like Whole Lotta Love and Black Dog. The Power of Camden Town: Bringing Legends Together In a recent, Robert Plant was asked if Led Zeppelin might reunite for a special performance to celebrate their legacy. With his characteristic wit, Plant quipped, “Only in a chip shop in Camden Town! I think that’s about as close as we will get to it! We are very pleased and glad with our very, very short career. If you think about it, it’s only 12 years. We get on OK, but, you know…” Plant’s humorous remark adds a dash of magic to the idea of a Led Zeppelin reunion—imagining the iconic band coming together in the most unlikely of places, a Camden chip shop where all of us have been after a night out for some comfort food. It captures the essence of Camden Town, a place so infused with rock history that it could inspire even the wildest of dreams, like a reunion of legends over some cheesy chips. Despite the excitement surrounding potential reunions of classic rock bands, Plant made it clear that Led Zeppelin won’t be following suit anytime soon. Unfortunately! What I’d give to be able to see Led Zeppelin live… I envy our CMDN founder, Jon, who was able to see these legends live in New York at their most iconic gig ever at Madison Square garden in 1977! Soo lucky!! A Night at The Dublin Castle: Robert Plant’s Doppelgänger Encounter Camden’s legendary pubs have seen their fair share of rock history, and The Dublin Castle is no exception. In one of the most memorable stories from this iconic venue, Robert Plant once turned up to watch a Led Zeppelin tribute band. The story, as recounted by Tony, a long-time regular at The Dublin Castle, is nothing short of surreal. “Robert Plant turned up to see a Led Zeppelin tribute band, and the guy on the door didn’t know he was Robert Plant, even though there was a guy on stage looking identical, singing—‘cos you’d think everyone would know Led Zeppelin, right? But this one guy doing work for us briefly didn’t recognize him and he charged him! And Robert Plant paid! But then he walked in, and he couldn’t handle watching it—he ran out. I think it was too realistic,” Tony says, laughing. Al, another regular and the pub’s unofficial guide, chimes in, “’Cos Robert Plant’s such a quiet man.” Tony agrees, adding, “Yeah, he is. He’s a nice guy. He used to come in here a lot, haven’t seen him for a while.” This anecdote perfectly captures the humble and unassuming nature of Robert Plant, a rock legend who can still be found in the heart of Camden, blending in with the crowd, yet forever connected to the legacy of Led Zeppelin. Make sure to come to our gigs at Dublin Castle, who knows who you might meet 😉 Camden’s Rock Legacy: You can be part of it! Today, Camden continues to honour its rock heritage, and what better way to celebrate Robert Plant’s legacy than by immersing yourself in Camden’s vibrant live music scene? Attending a concert in Camden is not just about enjoying great music; it’s about becoming part of a living history. Whether you’re catching a show at The Roundhouse, Electric Ballroom, or one of the many intimate venues dotted around Camden, you’re stepping into a tradition that has seen the likes of Led Zeppelin, The Clash, and Amy Winehouse. By joining our Camden live concerts, you are not just a spectator—you’re a participant in the ongoing story of rock and roll. The energy of the crowds, the passion of the performers, and the unique vibe of Camden create an experience that’s unlike any other. Every chord struck, every lyric sung is a tribute to the rock legends who came before, and a promise of more history to be made. Check out our next shows Celebrating Robert Plant’s Birthday in Camden So, as we raise a glass to Robert Plant on his birthday, let’s also celebrate Camden—the beating heart of London’s rock scene. What better way to honor the man who helped define rock and roll than by experiencing the music in a place that has shaped and been shaped by it? Come be a part of Camden’s rock legacy. Feel the pulse of history, the thrill of live music, and the spirit of legends like Robert Plant who have made Camden an iconic destination for music lovers worldwide. Join us at Camden live concerts and be a part of rock history—because in Camden, the music never stops! If you’re a Led Zep fan, which I very much assume if you have managed to continue reading this blog until now – I wholeheartedly recommend to you to not miss our gig with Dirty Sound Magnet on September 25th at Dingwalls! Pure psychedelic rock coming all the way from Switzerland for an incredible night of Rock’n’Roll! We will also host a pre gig meet-up for people to make friends in the scene, so you will find a lot of Led Zeppelin fans there with us 🙂 Hopefully see you all soon! Sources: The Roundhouse. “History.” Accessed August 21, 2024. https://www.roundhouse.org.uk/about/history. Led Zeppelin Official. “Led Zeppelin Timeline.” Accessed August 21, 2024. https://www.ledzeppelin.com/. Camden History Society. “Camden and the Birth of Rock and Roll.” Accessed August 21, 2024. https://www.camdenhistorysociety.org.uk/. BraveWords. “Robert Plant on Led Zeppelin Reuniting for 50th Anniversary Performance: ‘Only in a Chip Shop in Camden Town!'” Accessed August 21, 2024. https://bravewords.com/news/robert-plant-on-led-zeppelin-reuniting-for-50th-anniversary-performance-only-in-a-chip-shop-in-camden-town-i-think-thats-about-as-close-as-we-will-get-to-it. The Independent. “Led Zeppelin Could Only Reunite in a Camden Chip Shop, Lead Singer Robert Plant Says.” Accessed August 21, 2024. https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/news/led-zeppelin-reunion-camden-chip-shop-robert-plant-performance-a8436121.html. Led Zeppelin Official. “Roundhouse, November 9, 1968.” Accessed August 21, 2024. https://www.ledzeppelin.com/show/roundhouse-november-9-1968. Loudersound. “The Roundhouse London.” Accessed August 21 LZ078 : Robert Plant – Iconic Images Visit Creator: Terry O’Neill | Credit: Terry O’Neill / Iconic ImagesCopyright: © Iconic Images Limited Led Zeppelin, La Totale”: plongée dans l’alchimie d’un géant du rock Where is Robert Plant’s Ex-Wife, Maureen Wilson, Today? Led Zeppelin: Pictures show first concert, in 1968 – BBC News ROBERT PLANT AND JIMMY PAGE INTERVIEWED (1994)
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August 5, 2024
Dubinski
Get Tickets here Dubinski, comprising four inseparable siblings—Eugene, Fergus, Donal, and Eoin Gaine—originally hail from the remote green hills of North Yorkshire. Their childhood in atmospheric isolation fostered a deep love of music, leading them to spend their adolescent years writing and performing songs. The brothers later moved to Edinburgh to pursue music professionally, adopting the band name Dubinski in honor of their late mother’s maiden name. They recorded their debut album at RAK Studios in London with Grammy Award-winning producers Mike Horner and Robbie Nelson. Following the worldwide release of their eponymous album through Gnu Roam (Kartel Music Group), Dubinski embarked on international tours and are now gearing up for the release of their sophomore album in early 2025. Join us on 1st November 2024 at Dublin Castle for an unforgettable night as Edinburgh’s Dubinski headline the show! Experience their high-energy performance along with support from Teddy Clarke and Parlay. 📅 Date: 1st November 2024📍 Venue: Dublin Castle🎤 Headliner: Dubinski🎸 Support Acts: Teddy Clarke, Parlay Get Tickets here Meet Dubinski during our interview! 1) How did you get into music?As we’re a band of 4 brothers we grew up in a very musical family and our parents were always taking us to music sessions when we were kids. Our older 2 brothers also played a lot so they influenced us very early on. When we were young we moved to a remote farm house together where our musicality blossomed. 2) What bands inspired your style and how do you differ to your roots?We like a lot of the old classics like The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Nirvana but like a lot of modern indie too such as the Cribs, the maccabees. It feels like although we’re an indie band we like to dip our toes in other genres. 3) What would you say thrills your soul?Writing a banging tune and knowing it’s dam good and walking about with it in your back pocket before anyone else has heard it. I’m invincible in that moment 4) If you were to get stuck on a lonely Island, which would be the 3 albums you’ll take with you?Pink Floyd – Dark Side Of The MoonDr dog – be the voidLeft field- leftism 5) Beatles Vs Stones?Beatles 6) Do you believe in aliens?Yes, I think it would be ignorant not to believe in some other form of life. Stay in touch and support Dubinski’s music! 🔗 Links: Website Spotify Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter YouTube SoundCloud
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October 30, 2023
Don’t Miss Terry Reid at Jazz Cafe: A Camden Live Must-See!
“There are only three things happening in England. The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and Terry Reid.” Aretha Franklin, 1968 If you’re a fan of live music, mark your calendars for September 24th! Terry Reid, the legendary singer-songwriter, is set to take the stage at Camden’s iconic Jazz Café. This isn’t just any gig; it’s one of our carefully curated picks that you absolutely cannot miss! Why You Should Be There At Camden Live, our mission is to help you discover incredible talent in our vibrant music scene. As Aretha Franklin once said in 1968, “There are only three things happening in England. The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and Terry Reid.” This speaks volumes about Reid’s place in music history. Widely regarded as one of the greatest vocalists this country has ever produced, his concerts are cherished memories for any rock ’n’ roll fan. A Remarkable Career Terry Reid’s career is nothing short of remarkable. Since first touring with The Rolling Stones at just 15, he has shared the stage with legends like Cream, Fleetwood Mac, and even famously turned down frontman roles with Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple. Instead, he chose to carve his own path, producing several solo albums of outstanding quality. With a resurgence of interest in his music thanks to recent reissues, now is the perfect time to experience his sound live. Albums from the 70s, such as River and Seed of Memory, showcase the progressive funky folk blues style that defines him. What to Expect Terry Reid’s performances are renowned for their energy and authenticity. Expect to be captivated by his powerful vocals and masterful guitar work as he takes you on a journey through his storied career. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to his music, this is an opportunity to witness a true legend in an intimate setting. The Venue: Jazz Cafe The Jazz Café is the perfect spot for this extraordinary event. Nestled in the heart of Camden, this venue boasts a rich history of hosting incredible artists, making it a beloved hotspot for music lovers. With its cozy atmosphere and fantastic acoustics, you’ll feel every note reverberate through the room. It’s a venue that adds an extra layer of magic to live performances. Act Fast: Tickets Are Selling Out! We can’t stress this enough: if you’re interested in experiencing Terry Reid live, don’t wait! Tickets are flying off the shelves, and this gig is poised to sell out. Grab your friends, secure your tickets, and be part of a night that promises unforgettable moments and incredible music. Join Us in Discovering Live Music At Camden Live, we’re passionate about uncovering the best live music experiences for you. This Terry Reid concert is a shining example of the kind of talent we want to highlight, a legend returning to Camden! We believe that every gig is an opportunity to create memories and connect with the music that moves us, especially in this very special part of town. So, whether you’re a die-hard fan or just curious to explore, we encourage you to join us at the Jazz Café on September 24th. Let’s celebrate the power of live music together! Get Your Tickets Now! Don’t miss out on this extraordinary opportunity. Check out the Jazz Café website for tickets and more information. We can’t wait to see you there, enjoying an unforgettable night of music with Terry Reid!Get tickets here Stay tuned for more recommended gigs from Camden Live, where every show is a chance to discover the music you need to hear!
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October 19, 2023
Meet Seven Red Lions
Don’t miss our next gig at Dublin Castle on October 22nd for some ROCK’N’ROLL with the amazing: SEVEN RED LIONS, CLAY SOLDIERS, DAYLIGHT ROBBERY, DIRTY MITTS! >>> GET TICKETS HERE SEVEN RED LIONS Seven Red Lions is an indie rock band based in London. Composed of lead singer and guitarist David Lion from Mexico and singer and bass player Sara Priegue from Portugal. After they met in London in 2014, they decided to pursue their dreams, and in 2015 they launched their first EP; since then, the band has been actively launching new material and playing around the world. The diverse nationalities that makeup Seven Red Lions can be felt in the tone of their music. “This band have an amazing indie rock sound that will leave you in awe with awesome guitar solos, speedy drums and impressive harmonies!” Check out their socials here: Instagram – Spotify – Youtube SEVEN RED LIONS DURING OUR INTERVIEW: How did you get into music? Music has been present in our lives since a very early age; David started playing drums when he was 15 in Mexico; later, he started to learn guitar and other instruments. Sara has been singing since she was a child, but later, she realized that she needed to learn an instrument and started with bass in 2017. After moving to London, David started the Seven Red Lions project in 2014, and later, Sara joined the band as a vocalist, jumping to the bass in the following years. What bands inspired your style and how do you differ from your roots? We listen to a lot of different bands that inspired us to create music; here are some of our favourite ones: The Cure, Nirvana, Radiohead, Soda Stereo, Sonic Youth, Khruangbin, The Beatles, Wolf Alice, Sick Joy and many more. We all have been playing various styles, such as Latin, Jazz, Funk etc., which brings a diverse taste to our sound. What would you say thrills your soul? We are big animal lovers; we know how wise they are and how much they can teach us. Unfortunately, human ignorance has not allowed us to understand their tremendous value. But we believe we are heading in that direction. If you were to get stuck on a lonely Island, which would be the 3 albums you’ll take with you? Kiss Kiss Kiss by The Cure; Never Mind by Nirvana; Sg Peppers’ Lonely Heart Club Band by Beatles; Blue Weekend by Wolf Alice; Any album from Khruangbin would be good. Beatles Vs Stones? No offence to Stones fans, but The Betales is our preference, we loved their music, and their art has inspired us a lot. Do you believe in aliens? Of course, we do believe in Aliens, we’re not alone, and we are definitely not the only species in this galaxy. So keep your eyes open 🙂 Don’t miss our next gig at Dublin Castle on October 22nd for some INDIE ROCK with SEVEN RED LIONS >>> GET TICKETS HERE
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October 14, 2023
GIG PICKS FOR YOU: October 15th-30th
What’s on in Camden this week?! OUR CMDN PICKS FOR YOU Discover the best live music in Camden this week, between 15th and 30th of October 🙂 SUNDAY 15th RACHEL CROFT / at CAMDEN ASSEMBLY Rachel Croft hits London’s Camden Assembly for the first time for an unmissable show with her full band. Blending the cinematic and soulful, her music as been synced on the BBC and Netflix, and featured major outlets including Atwood magazine and CMT. Genre-bending artist Rachel Croft has proven that you don’t need a label giant backing your craft in today’s climate to make waves in the music industry — CMT.COM An emotive and uncompromising alternative artist … Unapologetic and at the top of her game — Atwood Magazine The dictionary definition of “Tempest” … An artist whose very voice makes your soul vibrate at a higher intensity — Cloudwatcher Uno Get tickets here MONDAY 16th your gig? Let us know! TUESDAY 17th your gig? Let us know! WEDNESDAY 18th your gig? Let us know! THURSDAY 19th LUKE CLERKIN / at CAMDEN CHAPEL Luke Clerkin is a two time Sports and Cultural Council Song-Writing competition winning singer-songwriter. His music has gained international airplay and support, whilst also topping the Irish Singer Songwriter Charts on multiple occasions. Luke is known mostly for playing over 250 gigs in 2015, as a way of honing his craft. Since then he has headlined famous Dublin venues such as Whelan’s, The Workman’s Club, and The Button Factory. His music has brought him all over the world, with multiple tours of Germany, as well as festival slots in America, The UK, and Ireland. Luke’s ‘Live From The Library’ EP was released on February 24th. This release marked the beginning of a new journey for Luke’s music, showing his songs in their purest form, with vulnerabilities and imperfections included. The EP was launched with a sold out show in The Workman’s Club in Dublin on the night of the release. Fresh off an Irish tour and a date in West Hampstead Arts Club, Luke is now in the middle of recording his debut album, Orpheus, which will be released in 2024. Get tickets here THE PRETENDERS / AT ELECTRIC BALLROOM Led by charismatic American-born expat Chrissie Hynde, the Pretenders rose out of London’s late-’70s punk/new wave scene, effectively bridging the gap between that world and the Top 40 with a series of lean, spiky singles that were also melodic and immediately accessible. Released in 1980, their first album topped the U.K. charts and is widely considered one of the greatest debuts of all time. Their initial run yielded a clutch of smartly-written, successful singles like “Brass in Pocket,” “Back on the Chain Gang,” and “Middle of the Road.” As the ’80s wore on, the death of two original members and a succession of replacements essentially turned the Pretenders into Hynde‘s project, though her semi-autobiographical songwriting and distinctive vocal phrasing continued to define their sound. 1984’s Learning to Crawl and its 1986 successor, Get Close, went gold on both sides of the Atlantic and 1994’s Last of the Independents yielded a perennial rock ballad in “I’ll Stand by You.” In the 21st century, the Pretenders’ output slowed, though records like 2008’s Break Up the Concrete and 2016’s Alone continued to perform well on the U.K. charts and Hynde‘s songwriting never lost its bite and vitality. Those attributes were in full effect on their 12th album, 2023’s Relentless. Read more here Get Tickets here FRIDAY 20th SODI COOKEY / at CAMDEN CLUB With his Port Harcourt-forged soul & jazz and incredible stage presence and vocals, Sodi Cookey is the most complete performer to come out of Nigeria. Sodi’s powerful and lyrical voice infuses soul, jazz and blues harmonies into contemporary rhythms. His diverse audiences are spell-bound by his incredible range and charismatic performances. As a natural counter-tenor, he combines a unique blend of velvet vocals, rich-raw melodies and provocative story-telling. Much of his childhood growing up in the creative melting pot of Nigeria and influenced by his musical parents, Sodi was a prodigy – composing and performing from age six. In his twenties, he returned to London and began collaborating with renowned musicians and producers including Grammy award-winning, Sonny Johns and David Mrakpor. Sodi has also performed at London’s annual Jazz Festival and headlined at Vienna’s prestigious ORF RadioKulture Haus. Sodi’s album, A&G – Love, Life & Protest , pulls inspiration from his history and experiences – evoking passion, optimism and determination. It is an eclectic mix of sounds, rhythms and unique sequencing – all drawn from his various musical influences and Nigerian heritage. Get tickets here SATURDAY 21st your gig? Let us know! SUNDAY 22nd SEVEN RED LIONS, CLAY SOLDIERS, DAYLIGHT ROBBERY, DIRTY MITTS at Dublin Castle Our next CMDN gig of the month! Don’t miss it 🙂 DIRTY MITTS –You can scrub and scrub, but the Dirt just won’t come off!Dirty Mitts, a four-piece band made up of Tommy (singer), Matt (bass player), Mo (both guitarists), and Mateusz (drums), is an eclectic group of musicians from the UK, Poland, and Egypt who came together in 2022, bonded by a shared passion for classic, loud Rock’n’roll. Their sound is a combination of bluesy, vintage, and energetic tunes that are sure to have listeners on their feet.With thumping energy, crashing drums, and raucous vocals, Dirty Mitts leave no stone unturned in their decisively powerful and high-octane output. The band has decades of experience between them from being signed to touring in Africa, with fate leading them together to form the greatest rock band you just don’t know yet! SEVEN RED LIONS – Seven Red Lions is an indie rock band based in London. Composed of lead singer and guitarist David Lion from Mexico and singer and bass player Sara Priegue from Portugal. After they met in London in 2014, they decided to pursue their dreams, and in 2015 they launched their first EP; since then, the band has been actively launching new material and playing around the world. The diverse nationalities that makeup Seven Red Lions can be felt in the tone of their music. “This band have an amazing indie rock sound that will leave you in awe with awesome guitar solos, speedy drums and impressive harmonies!” CLAY SOLDIERS -Formed in London, 2020; Clay Soldiers are a rock band, combining rock, grunge Doom and stoner-rock elements along with melodic guitars and heavy rocking grooves.It is through dark chapters and the desperation of life’s struggles that have shaped the balance of their music, with the aim of reaching out to others, in reflection of of own experiences and to help build communities through music.Their most notable achievements to date are achieving the Pipebomb Radio NYC ‘Artist of the Month’ in April 2021, as well as reaching the top four of the ‘Isaac Banks Top Ten Singles’ on Banks Radio Australia with their single ‘Ghost (Piano Edit)’. To date, ‘Ghost’ has also received over 5000 streams in more than 38 different countries worldwide.However, it is their latest highly acclaimed single, ‘Drive It Home’ which over just four months received over 4000 streams continues to be the most popular track in over 79 countries worldwide. Clay Soldiers have enjoyed a solid run of shows in London and the South, where their EP Release Show at The Fighting Cocks, Kingston and their support show in Southampton were both sell-out occasions. They recently performed at The Autumn Festival in London as well as becoming involved in the Music For Ukraine Fest 2022, and will be appearing at the renowned Heaven & Hell Fest 2023, Rotherham. DAYLIGHT ROBBERY – Hailing from in and around Birmingham, England – DAYLIGHT ROBBERY they have risen quickly to produce three hugely acclaimed albums ‘Cross Your Heart…and Hope to Die’, ‘Falling Back to Earth’ & 2020’s ‘The Enemy Within’. The stella reviews of their debut album meant that they suddenly found themselves touring the UK with Uriah Heep, appearing with It-Bites and playing the main stage of the inaugural HRH/AOR at Magna Park, Sheffield (being acknowledged as the band of the day). Daylight Robbery’s second album ‘Falling Back to Earth’ went on to receive accolades from all over the world resulting in two album of the year awards in the printed rock press – Powerplay Magazine, UK & Rock Hard Magazine, Germany. This enabled the band to appear at Knebworth alongside Metallica, Dream Theater and Alice in Chains and playing arenas with Whitesnake, Def Leppard, Rainbow and Black Sabbath. They have appeared at numerous Hard Rock Hell events as well as headlining smaller festivals and undertaking their own shows. Daylight Robbery’s greatly anticipated 3rd album ‘THE ENEMY WITHIN’ was released during the summer of 2020 again to fantastic reviews with the first three singles being the incredible ‘DIGITAL PREACHER’, the 80’s sounding classic ‘HOUSE OF PAIN’ and the anthemic ‘WAITING FOR TOMORROW’. The band are now focused on a more classic rock approach and their new single ‘Edwards No.8’ is a true classic rock anthem which can be heard on radio stations around the world! The Hackenbackers / DUBLIN CASTLE / 14.30 Before joining our gig on Sunday, go check out: The Hackenbackers!A west London based rock’n’roll band, whose set list features all self-penned songs, deeply rooted in their early musical influences from the 70’s and 80’s,but with a contemporary edge. The tunes deliver strong driving beats and hooky choruses which, once heard, you can’t get out of your head. Individually, they’ve had past successes with noted British acts, played at major UK venues and clubs in the US, as well as more recent album releases. Reviews of early performances have been glowing! Get tickets here Check them out on Insta: @thehackenbackers.co.uk MONDAY 23rd your gig? Let us know! TUESDAY 24th your gig? Let us know! WEDNESDAY 25th GLENN HUGHES / at ELECTRIC BALLROOM GLENN HUGHES PERFORMS CLASSIC DEEP PURPLE LIVE /Glenn Hughes, the former bassist, and singer of Deep Purple, known to millions as the ‘Voice of Rock’, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, is pleased to announce, ‘Glenn Hughes Performs Classic Deep Purple Live – Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the album BURN’. Glenn will perform tracks from Deep Purple’s legendary rock album “BURN” and along with Deep Purple MKIII and MKIV songs. Glenn’s band will feature Soren Andersen (guitar), Ash Sheehan (drums) and Bob Fridzema (keyboards). Special guest on all UK shows is Canadian rock and roll band, The Damn Truth Get Tickets £35 here THURSDAY 26th your gig? Let us know! FRIDAY 27th your gig? Let us know! SATURDAY 28th CMDN GIG AT CAMDEN CLUB Our last CMDN gig of the month! Don’t miss it 🙂 TBC SUNDAY 29th ELIADES OCHOA / at KOKO Latin, Folk / imbibe the original Buena Vista Social Club as band’s original frontman plays live and saves you the trip to Havana. Salsa on over. The rugged features, the signature hat, the cowboy boots and the iconic ‘man in black’ image… The songs from the school of life imbued with the sort of hard-earned, country-tinged wisdom that can’t be bought. Cuban star Eliades Ochoa returns with a brand new album ‘Guajiro’, due for release in May 2023. Ochoa is one of the original members of Buena Vista Social Club, famously lending his lead vocals to the timeless hit ‘Chan Chan’, which still streams millions of times a year and is loved by fans all over the world. The album, which features a majority of compositions written by Ochoa, also features guest artists, and cements Ochoa’s status as a legendary Cuban performer and storyteller. Get Tickets £40.62 Resale Ticket here MONDAY 30th WE THREE AT KOKO Portland’s We Three has an innate gift for packaging highly relatable songs about mental health, love, and insecurity inside infectious melodies. The trio’s unique approach to songwriting gave their music a worldwide audience which has led to sold-out headline shows around the globe. Their new album “Love Me” is followed by the “Love Me” tour this fall. The album features a number of “not totally happy” love songs including the super-catchy single “She’s Got That” paired with a sizzling music video filmed at the Darcelle XV Nightclub. Get tickets here Let us know where you go or if there are other events we have missed to add here 🙂 We started Camden Live to get more people into the incredible music scene here: one of the best in the world with so much going on that it’s hard to keep up. We want to be your guide, let us be your companion, as you explore and discover what is going on! Please share the live music love ♡ Follow us on socials @cmdnlive, support artists and even better share with other music lovers. It makes a big difference and we send our thanks in advance. Point is, we’re out here making something in Camden for Camden. For the bands from around here, and the ones who are arriving from god-knows-where stinking of van fumes. And obviously, for everyone who likes keeping them on the road. Rock on!
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