British trio The Subways are celebrating 20 years since the release of their breakthrough debut Young For Eternity, which opened the door to the world's biggest stages in 2005. Their energetic blend of guitar-driven indie rock, unmistakable double-voices and raw live energy have made them festival darlings - from Glastonbury to Rock am Ring to Lollapalooza. They made an indelible mark on the hearts of fans with their hit Rock & Roll Queen, which was featured in Guy Ritchie's RocknRoll and The OC.
They are now embarking on their annual European tour, The Subways For Eternity, and to mark the occasion, they are releasing When I'm With You, a compilation album that will be released on October 17th and will offer a cross-section of their career, including two new tracks. This will include classics like Oh Yeah, With You and We Don't Need Money To Have A Good Time, as well as recent material from last year's Uncertain Joys album.
The Subways return to us on December 2. Come and celebrate two decades of one of the UK's most seminal indie bands - it's going to be loud, wild and full of emotion. Just the way we like it.
