The Band CAMINO - "What I Want" (Live) | All Eyes On

Performing an acoustic rendition of "What I Want," The Band CAMINO delivers a heart-shattering rendition of the opening track to their 2019 EP tryhard.

Self-described as "your mom's favorite band," chances are The Band CAMINO is poised to become yours as well. The Nashville-based group crafts lovelorn songs surrounding themes of perseverance and personal growth back by anthemic, larger-than-life bouts of alternative rock and indie-pop. And we got to witness it all first-hand in a rare stripped-back performance atop our rooftop in New York City.

Discover more of The Band CAMINO's music here.

Author: Maxamillion Polo
November 12, 2019
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