The Australian trio took to their Instagram account to confirm that their headline appearance at Brunswick Music Festival on March 11 would be their last gig.
They got together back in 2015 and released their self-titled debut LP the following year. They followed up with 'How to Socialise & Make Friends' in 2018 and their latest LP, 2022's 'Running with the Hurricane'.
In response to posts about news of the band parting ways, drummer Sarah Thompson tweeted: "obv more to come, but for now, 4eva thanks to all the ppl who were there through the thick & thin. the music industry is a bin fire but that can be dealt with when you have the legends you all are keeping you sane. fire your manager, burn the joint down, morals over $. love x"
Camp Cope sat for Stereoboard's Wet Plate Portrait series a few years ago when they visited Cardiff's Clwb Ifor Bach on their UK tour. Check out the pictures and review here.
Singer-guitarist Georgia Maq released her 'Live At The Sydney Opera House' solo EP in December, having put out her debut solo album, 'Pleaser', in 2019.
obv more to come, but for now, 4eva thanks to all the ppl who were there through the thick & thin. the music industry is a bin fire but that can be dealt with when you have the legends you all are keeping you sane. fire your manager, burn the joint down, morals over $. love x ❤️
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