Founded in 2015, Australia’s Camp Cope broke out three years later with an album that made several “best-of-the-year” lists. They also won the Australian equivalent of a Grammy nomination in 2018. Now they’re awaiting the release of their upcoming album, “Running with the Hurricane.” For Saturday Sessions, Camp Cope performs “Running with the Hurricane.”
Founded in 2015, Australia’s Camp Cope broke out three years later with an album that made several “best-of-the-year” lists. They also won the Australian equivalent of a Grammy nomination in 2018. Now they’re awaiting the release of their upcoming album, “Running with the Hurricane.” For Saturday Sessions, Camp Cope performs “Sing Your Heart Out.”
Founded in 2015, Australia’s Camp Cope broke out three years later with an album that made several “best-of-the-year” lists. They also won the Australian equivalent of a Grammy nomination in 2018. Now they’re awaiting the release of their upcoming album, “Running with the Hurricane.” For Saturday Sessions, Camp Cope performs “Blue.”
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