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Adam Ficek

b. 1974

English musician

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About Adam Ficek

Born 1974. Adam Ficek is a British singer, drummer, songwriter, guitarist, disc jockey and musician.

Adam Steven Ficek (born 8 March 1974) is an English musician and DJ who plays drums in the band Babyshambles and performs as a solo artist under the Roses Kings Castles moniker.

Ficek joined Babyshambles in 2005 with former The White Sport bandmate Patrick Walden. Prior to 2005, Ficek had recorded with the Mains Ignition, The White Sport and Cosmetique, alongside two jazz albums with Greg Foat

Roses Kings Castles Adam Ficek's side project, Roses Kings Castles (RKC), began while on tour with Babyshambles.

It was initially set up as a formal creative feed for Babyshambles and as a platform on which to build and air his own musical ideas. "It's an outlet for putting stuff out, just demos that I've been working on", states Ficek.

After releasing songs on the internet via his Myspace, Ficek released his first single "Sparkling Bootz" in April 2008. His debut album Roses Kings Castles, was released on 22 September 2008.

Ficek charts the highs and the lows of self-releasing his album through the medium of his blog, where he gives an insight into the music industry.

The first RKC tour took place in January 2009 in 19 venues across the United Kingdom with a European tour soon after.

January 2009 saw the release of a limited edition cassette featuring new demos which were later rerecorded for Suburban Timebomb.

In August 2009, Roses Kings Castles released the EP Apples and Engines.

The second full length Roses Kings Castles album Suburban Time Bomb was released in December 2010. The release was backed by a full band tour of the UK, Europe and South East Asia.

In 2011 Roses Kings Castles became RKC and released a free single "Here comes the summer". On 31 October RKC released the album "British Plastic." It contained 11 tracks (all written by Ficek). Ficek played all instruments except for guitar which was played by ex-White Sport and Ex Babyshambles member Patrick Walden.

Discography Mains Ignition – Turn on (Tummy Touch) – 2002 The White Sport – Songs the Postman can whistle (High Society) – 2004 Babyshambles – Down in Albion (rough trade) 2005 Babyshambles – The Blinding (EMI) – 2006 Babyshambles – Shotters Nation (EMI) – 2007 Peter Doherty – Grace Wasteland (EMI) – 2008 The Greg Foat Group - Cityscapes (Jazzman Records) - 2011 RKC Roses Kings Castles – Roses Kings Castles (The Sycamore club) – 2008 Roses Kings Castles – Ltd edition cassette EP – 2009 Roses Kings Castles – Apples & Engines EP – 2009 Roses Kings Castles – Suburban Time Bomb – 2010 RKC – British Plastic – 2011

Adam Ficek 'EP 1' 2017

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Middlesex University
Also known as
Adam Steven Ficek

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Adam Ficek?

English musician

When was Adam Ficek born?

Adam Ficek was born on 8 March 1974 in Bletchley.

What is Adam Ficek's occupation?

Adam Ficek is a singer, drummer, songwriter, guitarist, disc jockey and musician.

What nationality is Adam Ficek?

Adam Ficek is British.

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Β· Wikipedia: Adam Ficek

Β· Wikidata: Q349328

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