‘We will rock ‘til we drop’ say The Subways

The Subways will call in at MK11 on Tuesday, August 8.

It’s hard to believe that their floor-filling single Rock Roll Queen is coming close to marking its 20th birthday. What the hell?!

Since then, they’ve delivered five elpees including the current opus Uncertain Joys, but after completing the recording process for that, drummer and founding member Josh Morgan stepped away from the band.

In his place stepped former Ramonas lady Camille Phillips, who was announced as the permanent replacement at the start of last year, joining Billy Lunn and Charlotte Cooper on their creative journey.

And what a journey it has been to date –they’ve played more than 100 international festivals, including Glastonbury’s hallowed Pyramid Stage, Reading & Leeds, Rock Im Park, Rock Am Ring, and Hurricane.

“We will rock till we drop, as there is nothing more exciting for us than being on tour,” they

Multitude – Here’s who’s playing where and when

Myriad Stage

Opus Kink - 10pm – 10.45pm

DSM IV – 9pm-9.30pm

Cowboyy – 8pm-8.30pm

Naked Next Door – 7pm-7.30pm

Potwash – 6pm-6.30pm

Bloody/Bath – 5pm-5.30pm

Sunny Gym – 4pm-4.30pm

KC Blackwater – 3pm-3.30pm

Altercation Stage

Hot Wax - 9.30pm – 10.15pm

Big Special – 8.30am-9pm

Ciel – 7.30pm-8pm

Jack Valero – 6.30pm – 7pm

KI Strange - 5.30pm – 6pm

Yabba – 4.30pm – 5pm

Beaucats – 3.30pm-4pm

Yaang – 2.30pm – 3pm

Congregation Stage

Car Boot Sale - 8.15pm - 9pm

Jasmine Burns – 7.15pm – 7.45pm

Bex – 6.15pm – 6.45pm

Tom Saint – 5.15pm – 5.45pm

Ocular – 4.15pm – 4.45pm

Ebony Buckle – 3.15pm-3.45pm

Georgina Wilson – 2.15pm – 2.45pm said, “The greatest drug in the world is seeing people screaming the words and dancing to the songs you’ve written.

“To get up onstage and to play rock and roll every day, to visit new towns, new cities, new countries, new continents and to make new friends along the way, it’s the most amazing experience we’ve ever felt.”

Space Pistol will be live on the MK11 bar stage on August 12, with Broken Castles and Pull The Trigger also plugging in the amps.

It’s a free entry show, and Space Pistol has lots of new material to share with you on the night.

“We’re on the road to our album, so we’re using these gigs to test the water. And of course blow the lid off with the Space Pistol classics,’ they promise.

Pop along, get educated.

> To book tickets for the Kiln Farm dates click to mk11kilnfarm.com