BEER AND BUSKING FEAT. : Azzura // Sam Butler // Ted Osborne // callum granger at THE CAMDEN ASSEMBLY (DOWNSTAIRS)

The Event

Steeped in history, Camden’s world-renowned Assembly has both substance and stature. It’s 200-strong live room has played host to some iconic names like The 1975, Yungblud, Ed Sheeran, and now HOT VOX brings you the best in new music.

This special event takes place downstairs in the main bar area and is in partnership with War Child UK, an amazing charity that helps children in areas of conflict. The event is called ‘Beer and Busking for War Child UK’ and differs from most shows as you will be able to show your support to your favourite artists by leaving a ‘tip’ whilst they perform. All the money raised will go to the charity to help them continue their amazing work.

Meet the lineup

Azzura

Azzura’s music is beachy, raw and free in both its spirit and lyricism. Hard to label, it is a cocktail of pop, rock and bluesy influences, with a focus on authentic expression, catchy hooks, sophistication and simplicity.

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Sam Butler

Originally from Essex, a childhood in Spain and 14 years in the Army, Sam Butler uses his varied and intriguing past to share stories of love, loss and pain. Inspired by Country, Americana and Blues music, his favourite artists are the likes of Ty... view artist profile

Ted Osborne

With 3 years as lead guitarist of alt-rock band Glassminds already behind him, at just 19, Ted Osborne is forging a solo career, pursuing a new musical direction as a writer of evocative songs that linger long in the memory.

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callum granger

Callum Granger. He’s an Americana/ folk singer songwriter based in London. Callum has been playing music in bands and solo since he was 15 from rock and blues to new wave pop to country and Americana. His songs range in meaning from love and... view artist profile

The details

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FREE RSVP

150

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Long Live Live Music!

The venue

Steeped in history, Camden’s world-renowned Assembly has both substance and stature. It’s 200-strong live room has played host to some iconic names such as The 1975, Ed Sheeran, Yungblud, The Strokes, Muse and so many more, this established indie haunt plays host to popular names and budding talent too. At the main bar downstairs expect to see some of Londons freshest talent with stripped back sets to finish off your weekend the right way.