Jubilee Club with Frank Turner (DJ), live music & more at Camden Assembly

Jubilee Club is BACK, with special guest DJ Frank Turner! 🙌 5 hours of rock-n-roll glory at Camden Assembly, with DJs downstairs, plus live music upstairs from Albion, Faers and Mercutio, plus special guest DJ Frank Turner, all brought to you by Camden Rocks Festival.

Tickets 🎟️ Reduced price via Fatsoma!

⏰ 10pm to 3am // 💰 £10 Adv. // 🔞

Live music is back in action 🔥 Grab your mates, grab your tickets, and get down for some of the best new alternative, indie, rock & metal music about! Brought you by Camden Rocks Festival 🤘

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🎶 Music from our DJs including 🎶

1975 • Arctic Monkeys • Ed Sheeran • Imagine Dragons • Panic At The Disco! • Taylor Swift • Oasis • Twenty One Pilots • Blur • Kasabian • Bastille • The Prodigy • The Killers • Elvis • Green Day • Wolf Alice • Blink 182 • The White Stripes • Queen • The Beatles • Catfish & The Bottlemen • Royal Blood • Amy Winehouse • Paramore • Florence And The Machine • Mgmt • The Black Keys • Muse • The Strokes

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🎸 The Live Bands 🎸

Albion 🎥 https://youtu.be/xzreYlr_DF4

📱 www.facebook.com/youandalbion

Albion are a north London band, formed in 2015. The boys are dedicated to high-energy shows, and the creation of art and music based on poetry, lyricism and music. With a unique, semi-nostalgic style that is difficult to box into a specific genre, but has notes and nods to the 60/70 and classic rock and roll bands. The boys always keep listeners guessing with each and every new release.

Faers 🎥 https://youtu.be/i9IkIl3U02A

📱 www.facebook.com/faersmusic

​​FAERS previous releases have found support from new music stalwarts John Kennedy at Radio X and Gary Crowley at BBC Introducing. As well as high praise from CLASH Magazine, Gigslutz and Fred Perry Subculture.

Mercutio 🎥 https://youtu.be/xGoY-h1YMhc

📱www.facebook.com/officialmercu...

“The sound is rich and the vocals vary from out and out rock to almost west end theatrics, Ross is fascinating to watch, full of expression.” Lindsay Smith (`Frame music)