Anti Social Camp U.K.: A Collaborative Music Festival at Tileyard London
Anti Social Camp, known as the "SXSW for songwriters," has revealed the lineup for its first-ever U.K. festival. The event will take place at Tileyard in north London from November 3-7, bringing together artists, songwriters, and producers to collaborate on new music. The free four-day festival aims to provide a space for creatives to connect and create together.
The Anti Social Camp has previously been held in New York City, featuring renowned artists like Nile Rodgers, Jacob Collier, Ava Max, and more. The U.K. expansion will showcase some of the nation's top songwriters, including PinkPantheress, Dave Bayley of Glass Animals, Jamie Cullum, and Billy Bragg. Other participants will include Nathan Sykes of The Wanted, Parson James, and Nicholas Petricca of WALK THE MOON, with additional artists to be announced.
Founder Danny Ross expressed excitement about the global interest in Anti Social Camp and the opportunity to bring creatives together in person. The U.K. edition, presented by Tileyard, aims to foster collaboration and innovation within the music industry. Tileyard, a hub for labels, publishers, and hitmakers, boasts 150 recording studios and a vibrant music community.
Tileyard co-founder Michael Harwood highlighted the collaboration with Anti Social Camp as a natural fit for the music community at Tileyard. The event's presenting partners include TIDAL, Splice, TikTok, and more, with venue partners such as Samsung Kx and Spiritland. War Child UK will serve as the festival's charity partner, further emphasizing the event's commitment to supporting meaningful causes.
With over 10,000 applications received for Anti Social Camp U.K., the selection process has identified 200 artists who will participate in the collaborative songwriting sessions. The full camp itinerary will be announced soon, promising a dynamic and engaging experience for all involved. Stay tuned for updates on this exciting event that brings together music creators from around the world.