Armed with a band borne from studio sessions and coincidence, they have emerged to take the live scene by storm while quickly gathering national interest via social media and word of mouth.

A roof blowing support performance at King Tut's Wah Wah Hut in Glasgow added to a quickly growing live reputation and immediately secured a headline slot at Scotland’s most coveted live venue in December 2013.

Debut EP Last Minute Man quickly sold over a thousand copies digitally and sold out its first physical pressing at its launch.

Followed up with the live anthem, ‘Wild Eyes’ through digital release, the songs and accompanying videos are gaining massive appreciation from an increasingly global audience.

The Working Hands EP recorded in a live setting to capture the high octane essence of the live shows, will be released on March 3rd 2014 and preceded the bands biggest show to date at the ABC in Glasgow
following on from the hugely successful headline show at King Tut’s.

Cammy Black's plan is to push his working class rock ‘n’ roll across Scotland and beyond with a band matching his desire to build a long lasting relationship with a loyal and ever growing fan base.

“Cammy’s a raw-k ‘n’ roll animal” - Chris Sweeney - The Sun

“Really big sound, great performance - Had King Tut’s going wild!” - Craig Johnston - DF Concerts

"Scotland's Springsteen" -Jim Gellatly - XFM, Amazing Radio, Scottish Sun

'Hard working Cammy's about ready to take it to the next level. Knowing him, he'll still be working on a chorus, pen in his hand, strumming on his bashed-up acoustic guitar when he gets there'. - Chay
Woodman - Journalist/Promoter/Solus Tent booker @ The Wickerman Festival

"Genuine rock and roll" - Melissa Gunn Alive Radio