Creeper confirmed for Camden Rocks

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Creeper head up latest list of artists announced for 2016 London festival

Creeper have been added to this year’s Camden Rocks festival.

The event takes place on June 4 across a number of venues in Camden, London, and features a lineup of more than 200 bands.

Creeper join previously announced artists including Sikth, Ginger Wildheart, Young Guns, InMe and New years Day.

Organiser Chris McCormack said of the 2016 bill: “It’s great to see punters and bands from all genres come together to celebrate the best of live music.

“The energy across the day is electric and does Camden’s rock’n’roll heritage proud.”

Carl Barat & The Jackals, Glen Matlock, CC Smugglers, Tellison, Billy Bragg, Gun, Zoax, The Hell, Youth Club, VUKOVI, Goldray, Reigning Days, Wearing Scars, AvaGrace, Francobollo, The Hyena Kill, The Pearl Harts, Anita Chellamah Band, JPNSGRLS, Faers, S.E.X, Staring Out The Sun, Shea and Alive With Eyes have also been confirmed in the latest announcement.

For tickets and more lineup information, visit the official website.

Scott Munro
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