Kasabian and The Enemy have been added to the line up as headliners for this year's Gaymers Camden Crawl, it was announced today.
Kasabian - soon to release third album West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum - will top the bill for the north London festival at the Roundhouse on Saturday, April 25, playing alongside acts such as Little Boots, The Maccabees and The View.
The Enemy headline the same venue the previous evening on a bill which includes Hockey, The Virgins and Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
Other big musical names appearing at the event include The Fall, Billy Bragg, The View, and Wire as well as book slam performances from Howard Marks, Scroobius Pip and Kill Your Friends author John Niven.
The events - for which Q is the official print partner - all take place within a mile and a half of each other in Camden, with over 40 participating venues include Roundhouse, Koko, Jazz Cafe, Electric Ballroom, Dingwalls and Dublin Castle. In keeping with previous years the venue line-ups and stage times are kept secret until each evening and surprise guests may appear at any time at any venue.
Advance weekend and Friday tickets (£55/£32.50) are still available from The Camden Crawl website. Saturday day tickets are now sold out but a number of daily walk up tickets will be available from the Roundhouse box office on each day of the event from 11:00 am while supplies last.
9:25 AM | 16/04/2009
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