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Acclaimed folk-rock band Caamp hits the road in 2025! The band recently released their brand new EP, Somewhere, their first collection of new music since 2022. The EP captures the band's signature warmth and introspective storytelling while exploring themes of love, change, nostalgia, and letting go.
Leading the release is "Let Things Go," a track that embodies the EP's reflective core. With its gentle, rolling arrangement and lyrics urging release and renewal, the song serves as a poignant reminder of the power of moving forward.
Caamp's loyal fans have helped them amass 2.2B + streams across their entire discography, 4.3MM + Monthly Listeners across DSPs, and an active social media following. With sold-out tours, headlining festival plays, and TV appearances, including Jimmy Kimmel Live, CBS This Morning, and Stephen Colbert, Caamp continues its journey with this new EP and single.
Caamp hails from Columbus, Ohio, and was founded by Taylor Meier and Evan Westfall, who grew up together. They launched the band out of Athens, OH, where Meier was attending Ohio University. Caamp has released four previous full-lengths - their self-titled 2016 debut, 2018's Boys, By and By in 2019 and Lavender Days in 2022.
Enjoyed my evening at the Newport yo Listen to Caamp. Not only were they amazing and engaging to the crowd , the Newport is a wonderful Place to go to a concert.
Always have a great time with CAAMP! Entertaining, interactive and the music keeps getting better. The guys are great and I love that Shane introduces so many people to their music. Very cool tees too. Thanks guys for making every concert great.
Sound system was awful. I have seen this band three other times and was absolutely obsessed until this concert. The band played only 10 songs, started very late and ended very early. Could not make out the words because sound system was so bad. Invited some friends to see them here and regret it.
Caamp isn't a very popular band, but man they will be. The venue that the concert was held was perfect for the band.