Camden Rocks Festival proudly presents an early-doors rock-n-roll bonanza featuring Adam Masterson, Dave Kusworth, White Eskimo and more liv
Since the continued success of Camden Rocks Festival, we're running a string of 'presents' shows to give you some of the best new alternative, indie, rock & metal music about!
Doors - 3:30pm to 9:00pm // Price - £10.00 Adv. Tickets - http://camdenrocks.seetickets.com Age - All Ages until 7:00pm, 18+ beyond.
After Party Cheap List - http://po.st/CRC0824
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Adam Masterson - https://youtu.be/QSKV0om9ms8 "Adam stands in a tradition that unites songwriters who have followed their muse regardless of fad and fashion or the demand for hit singles." -Cityshowcase Adam Masterson is a west London musician. His debut album One Tale Too Many was released on Gravity/BMG. It received much critical praise. Signed by Nick Stewart and produced by Mick Glossop, One Tale Too Many featured many Van Morrison alumni and session musicians in the production. Adam stands in a tradition that unites songwriters who have followed their muse regardless of fad and fashion or the demand for hit singles. Songs that could be dropped down in any time or place and which would strike a deep and resonant chord. It seems extraordinary that a record as mature, natural and deeply romantic as "One Tale Too Many" can arrive as if out of nowhere. To support the album Adam opened shows for The Stereophonics at Earls Court and the Cardiff Millennium Stadium and headlined a City Showcase event at Londons Borderline sharing the bill with Amy Winehouse.
Dave Kusworth - https://youtu.be/CzsYL6Z0zc0 Inspired by the raw rock of The Stooges and the glam-rock of New York Dolls, Dave formed his first punk rock band in 1976 called 'TV Eye' at his 16 years old with The Prefects drummer Dave Twist, and has since played with Dogs D'Amour amongst others, covering a whole spectrum of achievements.
Venue: The Monarch Bar & Venue | Camden, 40-42 Chalk Farm Road, Greater London, NW1 8BG
Price
General Admission: GBP 10.0
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