We catch up with SEA GIRLS frontman Henry Camamile to chat about their recent successes, new material, and what festival-goers can expect from their Y Not set.
As the summer sun begins to shine, the anticipation for Y Not Festival 2023 is heating up. This year’s line-up is a veritable feast of musical talent, with a diverse range of acts set to grace the stages of the Derbyshire-based festival. Among the highlights are the anthemic indie-pop quartet, Sea Girls. The band are riding high and ready to bring their infectious energy to the festival crowd. We caught up with frontman Henry Camamile to chat about their recent successes, new material, and what festival-goers can expect from their set.
Hi Henry, how’s it going? What are you up to today?
Hey, it’s going good; the sun is shining. I’m gonna see if I can write a song this afternoon.
You finished up last year playing Alexandra Palace - how was it?
The perfect gig to end the year; it’s something we looked forward to for a long time. Amazing crowd, amazing fans! We had a proper party after to celebrate with lots of friends. I love bumping into fans who came to that gig and that tour.
Were there a lot of nerves beforehand?
I don’t know about nerves, but we don’t like waiting around that much. When it’s the last few hours before playing a show like that, you just wanna be playing it.
Did it set a new benchmark for you? What are you aiming for next?
It was our biggest headline gig so far. We felt ready to play it and loved playing it. I’ve been to a lot of gigs at Alexandra Palace over the years, and it’s nice to be among those artists I’ve seen there. We are always aiming for bigger we have a huge ambition, and it’s just about enjoying it along the way. I just love the culture we have with our fans and what we are achieving.
