English rockers to play Stoke-on-Trent

A popular live music venue in Stoke-on-Trent is set welcome an English rock band to the stage next year.

January will see Welwyn Garden City’s The Subways play live in concert at the Sugarmill in Stoke-on-Trent. Venues hosting live music events often consult professional flyer printing services to design and produce small advertisements they can hand out to the public and increase admissions.

The Subways formed back in 2002 and the group currently consists of Billy Lunn on lead vocals and guitar, Camille Phillips on drums and Charlotte Cooper on bass guitar and lead vocals since original drummer Josh Morgan quit in October 2020.

To date the Hertfordshire band has released a total of four studio albums, the second of which "All or Nothing" was recorded with renowned producer Butch Vig in Los Angeles. By their fourth and self-titled album, band leader Lunn assumed control of both mixing and engineering along with his regular duties of singing and song writing.

Describing The Subways’ sound, Mojo music magazine commented that it was:

"Buoyed with emotional heft and supernova guitar riffs, wired around a maturing song craft"


The Subways will now be on stage at the Sugarmill, located at 36 Brunswick Street in Stoke-on-Trent’s Hanley on Friday, January 27. The show will start at 7.30 pm and finish at 11 pm with tickets priced at £24.75 per person.