The Members Return to Camberley, The Sound of the Suburbs are Back at the Agincourt on 28th May.... book early tickets at http://tinyurl.com/yb9ph4k

There is a famous song about The Camberley area and the Band that Performed and Wrote it are coming to the Agincourt on the 28th may. The Members wrote and performed "Sound of the Suburbs" in 1979. It has since sold well over a Million Copies. the Lyrics tells the story of a young boy growing up in the area and annoying the neighbors with his punk rock electric guitar and then going on to become a star. The Song has become so popular that it has entered the hymnn book of classic English Rock, with countless bands performing covers of the song... there even are a couple of Bands calling themselves sounds of the Suburbs after this classic Tune.

The Members were very much part of the original 1977 London Punk scene and after having the hit with "Suburbs" toured the world scoring hits in The usa "WORKING GIRL" and australia "RADIO. Although part of the punk/new wave scene the Members were one of the first Groups from that scene to incorporate Reggae in their set (the 1979 Hit "Offshore Banking Business") and were not part of the "dog on a string" hardcore punk scene that evolved in the 80's they matured and in common with The Clash diversified their sound even later worked with the classic electronic producer Martin "Human League" Rushent.

Tickets for the Show are available from the bands Website tinyurl.com/yb9ph4k watch this space for free tickets competition.


There is a Famous song about The Camberley Area and the Band that Performed and Wrote it are coming to the Agincourt on the 28th may. The Members wrote and performed "Sound of the Suburbs" in 1979. It has since sold well over a Million Copies. the Lyrics tells the story of a young boy growing up in the area and annoying the neighbors with his punk rock electric guitar. The Broadmoor siren is mentioned in it and in the original version song has an announcement from Staines station in it featuring all the stations along the line including Camberley.

The Members were very much part of the original 1977 London Punk scene and after having the hit with "Suburbs" toured the world scoring hits in The usa "WORKING GIRL" and Australia "RADIO. Although part of the punk/new wave scene the Members were one of the first Groups from that scene to incorporate Reggae in their set and were not part of the "dog on a string" hardcore punk scene that evolved in the 80's they matured and in common with The Clash diversified their sound even later worked with the classic electronic producer Martin "Human League" Rushent.

The Members Touring Band includes original Mambers JC Carroll and Chris Payne along with Drummer Nick Cash. There will be a full support and the Band are looking for a young local band to open the show.

Tickets for The Members return to Camberley show are available from the bands Website tinyurl.com/yb9ph4k watch this space for free tickets competition.