Camp Trash Tickets

Camp Trash is an indie/emo project rooted in Florida’s Bradenton area, formed by Keegan Gorman and Bryan Gorman with early members Levi Bradford and Alex Roberts. Signed to Count Your Lucky Stars Records in 2020, Camp Trash quickly carved out a melodic, hook-driven sound that resonates with fans of intimate storytelling and dynamic arrangements. Their debut EP Downtiming (2021) established the band's voice, which expanded into full-length albums that showcase a knack for character-driven narratives and memorable, chorus-ready melodies.

From their first full LP The Long Way, The Slow Way, released on July 1, 2022, to their sophomore LP Two Hundred Thousand Dollars (2025), Camp Trash has maintained a strong creative thread while expanding their reach beyond Florida. The 2025 release, produced by James Palko with mastering by Zach Weeks, continues their tradition of candid storytelling and crafted indie-pop/emo sensibilities, earning attention from indie audiences nationwide.

As they shape their touring plans for 2025–2026, Camp Trash fans can expect a mix of intimate headline shows and broader runs across the East Coast. A February–March 2025 mini-tour touched St. Louis, Memphis, and Atlanta, with a larger August 2025 run spanning multiple East Coast cities. Keep an eye on official channels for the latest tour updates and new material.

Want the latest updates? We’ve got you. Secure your seats as Camp Trash hits the road, and follow their journeys through Bandcamp, Instagram, and X/Twitter for real-time news and music drops.

About Camp Trash: rooted in the Bradenton area of Florida, Camp Trash blends melodic indie rock with emo-infused storytelling. The duo-turned-band of Keegan and Bryan Gorman has grown with collaborators and a dedicated fan base, tied together by Count Your Lucky Stars' indie pedigree. Their discography highlights debut EP Downtiming (2021), debut LP The Long Way, The Slow Way (2022), and the 2025 sophomore LP Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, a project that continues to hone their character-driven approach. The group’s touring momentum in 2025–2026 reflects steady growth and increasing national presence, with shows across major markets and intimate venues alike. For official news, always refer to the band’s verified pages and social channels.

Social connection matters here: follow Camp Trash on Bandcamp, Instagram, and X/Twitter for direct updates from the artists. Links to official sites and social media are provided below to make it easy to stay in the loop and secure your seats for upcoming performances.