The Subways are a high-octane British rock band, known for their raucous live performances and catchy, guitar-driven anthems. Formed in 2002 in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, the trio consists of siblings Billy Lunn (guitar and vocals) and Charlotte Cooper (bass and vocals), alongside Josh Morgan (drums). They burst onto the music scene with their youthful energy and DIY ethos, gaining prominence in the mid-2000s with their debut album "Young for Eternity" (2005), which featured the explosive hit "Rock & Roll Queen."

The success of their debut was followed by "All or Nothing" in 2008, and the band went on to establish a solid discography with albums like "Money and Celebrity" (2011) and the self-titled "The Subways" (2015). Their sound is characterized by infectious riffs, anthemic hooks, and a relentless rhythm section, drawing from influences in punk rock, grunge, and indie rock. Despite lineup changes and the evolving music landscape, The Subways have remained a stalwart presence in British rock. Their recent singles such as "Fight" and "Uncertain Joys" from their anticipated 2023 album showcase a band that continually reinvents itself while staying true to its high-energy essence. The Subways' journey is marked by a commitment to their craft, a loyal fan base, and an unwavering passion for rock music.

Genres

Dance-punk

Garage Rock

Garage Rock Revival

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Latest Release

Rock & Roll Queen / We'll Live and Die In These Towns

The Subways•

The Enemy

Single - Released October 10, 2024