THE SUBWAYS - Tour 2026

20 years after the release of "Rock & Roll Queen", The Subways are hitting the road for an anniversary tour - and they're far from treating it as a farewell. Vocalist and bassist Charlotte Cooper puts it this way: "We really hope this marks the halfway point of our career - we're nowhere near done."

The band around frontman Billy Lunn and Camille Phillips formed in 2003 in Welwyn Garden City, England. Lunn and Cooper were still teenagers at the time. Just two years later they broke through with their debut album "Young For Eternity"; "Rock & Roll Queen" became an internationally known indie hit, partly through its placement in the gangster film "RocknRolla". Albums "All or Nothing" (2008), "Money and Celebrity" (2011), "The Subways" (2015) and "Uncertain Joys" (2023) followed, with the best-of compilation "When I'm With You" arriving most recently.

On the tour, The Subways will play their biggest hits from the past two decades alongside new tracks.