Archways with Five Lines and Teddy Clarke live at Camden Assembly

Gotobeat is teaming up with The Camden Assembly to welcome an amazing line up on Saturday August 31st, 2024. Tickets online £10.50 + booking fees £2.70 / 14+ | Under 16s accompanied by an adult. Tickets on the door £15 7:30pm —> Doors —> TEDDY CLARKE —> FIVE LINES —> ARCHWAYS ARCHWAYS - “One of the capital’s hype-worthy and breakthrough indie bands.” - Evening Standard Archways are the new, up and coming, BBC Weekly Vibe and rising stars of the London music scene. They have kicked off their 2024 season with a sell out show at The Lexington, following on from a sell out trilogy headline tour in 2023, at the venues: O2 Islington, Old Blue Last and Sebright Arms. The 5-piece band with multiple BBC plays and Spotify editorial placements, are already making a lot of noise already into their journey. With their soaring melodic riffs, anthemic choruses, and a musical narrative to their shows, the ones that have watched this band know their sound stands out from the crowd. An Archways performance is not to be missed. FIVE LINES - SW London’s finest are Five Lines.  An eclectic mix of obnoxious guitars, piercing vocals and big choruses, all wrapped in an air of British nostalgia that seem to be hitting with both online and in person audiences. Having just come off their debut nationwide tour of the back of two singles (Semi Nude and See Red), the BBC Introducing backed band seem to be onto something here. Come see what all the fuss is about. TEDDY CLARKE - an upcoming artist raised between Hertfordshire and North London. Teddy is becoming recognised for his high energy performances having played venues such as The Camden Assembly, The Water Rats, The Corn Exchange, Sebright Arms and many others. Teddy has received support from BBC Introducing (radio play, live sessions & festival slots), Amazing Radio (radio play and featured playlists) and various regional stations. Online he has been described as ‘Authentically Unapologetic’ and ‘his creativity is brimming; each track is different to the last, but each remains intrinsically Teddy Clarke.’