BEER AND BUSKING FEAT. : Luka // Anya Goel // Christavie & The Night Shift // Sophey Maye 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

Luka

LUKA is a 26 Year Old Queer singer-songwriter and multi instrumentalist based in Leeds & London. Building on the success of her debut EP which received support from BBC Introducing as well as the likes of RTE and gaining over 300,000 streams L... view artist profile

Anya Goel

Anya Goel is a 19 year old singer songwriter with a heart for music. Honing her unique vocal sound, she is also a confident guitarist and pianist which she uses to accompany herself with, alongside backing tracks and sometimes, a band.

She ... view artist profile

Christavie & The Night Shift

Hailing from Camden Town in Central London, Christivie Francisco, better known as Christavie, is an up and coming artist with a penchant for writing infectious music and relatable narratives. Inspired greatly by internationally acclaimed artists l... view artist profile

Sophey Maye

Sophey Maye is a 19-year old, Kiwi Pop Singer/Songwriter. Her soulful lyricism, paired with infusions of Pop and Electronic elements, make Sophey’s music refreshing and relatable. Her diminutive stature belies a big presence with her strikin... view artist profile

The details

Key Info

15:30

FREE RSVP

150

Terms

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.