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Our 2022 retrospective series ends today with 20 standout music videos of artists featured on Live4ever’s pages during the past year.
Our publisher Paul Bachmann, who regularly served on Emmy judging panels for the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences’ special effects and camera categories, has been looking out…
The Subways by Laura Lewis
The Subways’ Uncertain Joys album is out on January 13th, 2023.
The Subways have posted the video for their new single
Black Wax.
“I’ve always been in love with Art Deco, and I felt like Black Wax would be the perfect song with which…
The Subways by Laura Lewis
It’ll be released by The Subways on January 13th, 2023.
The Subways have confirmed the details of their
new album Uncertain Joys.
After the release of the
You Kill My Cool single earlier this year rubber-stamped the permanent arrival of Camille Phillips on drums, the…
The Subways by Laura Lewis
The Subways have confirmed the new single You Kill My Cool is the latest from their forthcoming fifth studio album, which will mark the permanent addition of Camille Phillips on drums.
Delving…
The Subways live in London, September 2021 (Alessandro Gianferrara for Live4ever)
Young For Eternity, The Subways’ debut album, was a pulsating one of pop-rock anthems which, while not exactly taking the chart by storm back in 2005, certainly left an impression.
After winning the Glastonbury Unsigned competition in 2004, there…
The Subways live in London, September 2021 (Alessandro Gianferrara for Live4ever)
The Subways’ rescheduled UK tour continues in Nottingham on September 30th.
As our last gig before lockdown, it was good to be on the other side with The Subways as the band played the Kentish Town Forum in London…
It’s the first on The Subways’ new home of Alcopop! Records.
The Subways will be giving a physical release to their new single Fight on April 30th after it got a first play on BBC 6 Music yesterday.
“Fight is a letter in two parts: a gesture of solidarity with…
The Subways live in Manchester, March 2020 (Gary Mather for Live4ever)
The Subways were at the Manchester Academy on March 14th towards the start of a tour which is helping to mark the 15th anniversary of their debut album Young For Eternity. If this proves to be Live4ever’s last live…
Back when they first broke through in the mid-2000s, The Subways always held an advantage over their contemporaries.
Not just because of their youth (the band were in their late teens when they won an ‘unsigned’ competition to play Glastonbury in 2004), but because of their style too: not for…
The Subways will reissue their debut album Young For Eternity on March 27th to mark its 15th anniversary.
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The Subways will press on with a European tour next month despite their drummer
Josh Morgan being forced to take a break from the band.
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The Subways have confirmed their first studio album since 2011 will be released early next year, when more UK tour dates have been added to the trip which starts next week at Dingwalls in London.
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As Camden Rocks 2014 kicks off today (May 31st), this weekend’s New Tunes Guide is guest edited by one of the event’s main acts,
Nine Black Alps, who have picked out ten of their must-sees from the more than 200 who will be playing across 20 venues in London.…
The Subways will return with their first new track for over a year next month as they prepare to celebrate the 10th anniversary of winning Glastonbury’s Emerging Talent Competition when they were aged just 17.
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Reverend & The Makers are just one of the many bands booked for this year’s Camden Rocks event (Photo: Gary Mather for Live4ever Media)
This year’s Camden Rocks event will take place at the end of this month with aim of showcasing some of the best new and established rock…
Live4ever’s Essential Listening end of year retrospective continues today with our pick of the tracks and EPs which have crossed the Live4ever Ezine‘s path during the past twelve months.
Featuring stand-out singles from some of the rock world’s best established artists, as well as plenty of impressive releases from…
