Coming Up Roses in-store at Banquet Records
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To celebrate the release of the new album 'How Did We Fall So Far?', Coming Up Roses visit Kingston to play at Banquet Records.
Combining guitar-driven alternative rock with catchy melodies, Coming Up Roses are a north-west London quartet inspired by the sounds of post-punk and shoegaze.
Owing to lead vocalist-bassist Emily Sera & guitarist Darius Oon’s lineage, the band takes inspiration from the vibrant sounds of the burgeoning South East Asian indie scene, blending them with the local influences of guitarist Charlie Wilson and drummer Caleb Blake.
Confronting the uncomfortable to find comfort, Coming Up Roses presents multi-culturally informed songs that detail universal themes such as loss, struggles with mental health, and aspirations.
With a sound that is distinctly familiar yet elusive, the band has released 3 EPs so far: ‘Waters’ (2019), ‘Everything Is’ (2021), and ‘Coming Up Roses’ (2024).
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Performance expected to start shortly after time shown.
Priority will be given to anyone who orders a copy of 'How Did We Fall So Far?' from us. If there's space on the day for more people, we'll let you know!
Get Tickets
To celebrate the release of the new album 'How Did We Fall So Far?', Coming Up Roses visit Kingston to play at Banquet Records.
Combining guitar-driven alternative rock with catchy melodies, Coming Up Roses are a north-west London quartet inspired by the sounds of post-punk and shoegaze.
Owing to lead vocalist-bassist Emily Sera & guitarist Darius Oon’s lineage, the band takes inspiration from the vibrant sounds of the burgeoning South East Asian indie scene, blending them with the local influences of guitarist Charlie Wilson and drummer Caleb Blake.
Confronting the uncomfortable to find comfort, Coming Up Roses presents multi-culturally informed songs that detail universal themes such as loss, struggles with mental health, and aspirations.
With a sound that is distinctly familiar yet elusive, the band has released 3 EPs so far: ‘Waters’ (2019), ‘Everything Is’ (2021), and ‘Coming Up Roses’ (2024).
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Performance expected to start shortly after time shown.
Priority will be given to anyone who orders a copy of 'How Did We Fall So Far?' from us. If there's space on the day for more people, we'll let you know!
Get Tickets
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