Taking place over the course of a month from 25 June to 28 July 2018, the world-famous live music venue is showcasing a wide range of talent on its stage.
In collaboration with AIM, The Camden Assembly is bringing in some of their favourite labels, agencies and management companies to host the very best in new music. Music lovers can enjoy listening to a mix of the next wave of new acts heading for big things, combined with other acts that are well on their way to greatness while supporting a great cause!
The line-ups for the first wave of War Child x Ticketmaster x The Camden Assembly shows being presented in The Emergence Series have already been announced and are shown below.
- 25 June 2018: In collaboration with C-TRL Management and AIM Presents: LAUGHTA + special guest C Cane
- 10 July 2018: In collaboration with The Jerk Store + AIM Presents: Cheap Meat, Bellevue Days + guests
- 25 July 2018: In collaboration with Killing Moon + AIM Presents: The young hearts, Blushes, Ditz and She
- 27 July 2018: In collaboration with Come Play With Me + AIM Presents: Team Picture, The Golden Age of TV and Engine
- 28 July 2018: In collaboration with First Access Entertainment Presents: Casey Lowry, Corella, The Tin Pigeons + guests
- 30 July 2018: In collaboration with Seahorse Music + AIM Presents: Tusks, Me for Queen + special guests
The Emergence Series will benefit War Child, a charitable organisation striving for a world where children’s lives are no longer torn apart by war. The group is dedicated to protecting, educating and standing up for children’s rights. War Child aims to reach children as early as possible when conflict breaks out, and to stay and support them through their recovery – helping to keep them safe, give them an education and equip them with skills for the future.
War Child has been involved with supporting Syrian children in accessing education, reintegrating child soldiers in the Central African Republic and promoting justice for young people in detention in Afghanistan. The organisation works with its partners in 15 countries across Africa, Asia, the Middle East and Latin America. War Child also works with children and young people to change systems and practices that affect them – campaigning on the root causes of conflict and demanding that they are at the centre of humanitarian response.
For more information about War Child, click here.
