The Alarm 2.0 Welcomes Paul Cuddeford as Guest Bass Player for Summer 2026 Tour and Camper Calling Festival

Karl Parsons
Jun 26
2 min read

The Alarm 2.0 has just announced an exciting addition to their lineup for the upcoming Summer 2026 tour. Paul Cuddeford, a highly respected bass player, (Woody Woodmansey, Holy Holy) will join the band as a guest musician.

This collaboration promises to bring fresh energy and depth to their live performances, especially at the much-anticipated Camper Calling festival, where they will perform in front of 15,000 music fans. This post explores what this means for the band, the fans, and the festival experience.

Who Is Paul Cuddeford?

Paul Cuddeford is a seasoned bass player known for his versatility and dynamic stage presence. Over the years, he has built a reputation for his ability to adapt to different musical styles while maintaining a solid groove that drives the rhythm section.

He has performed and recorded with industry legends such as Tom Jones, Paul Young, Bob Geldof, Ian Hunter, and Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel.

Current & Former Bands: He is a member of Holy Holy (alongside Mick Ronson's drummer Woody Woodmansey), The Spammed, and World Of Leather.Session & Commercial Work: He notably played Hendrix's "Voodoo Chile" for a high-profile 2000 Toyota Avensis advertisement and helped arrange the BBC’s Perfect Day charity project.

Fans of The Alarm 2.0 will recognize the importance of a strong bass player in shaping the band’s live sound. Paul’s involvement is expected to add a new layer of richness to the performances, enhancing both the classic hits and newer material.