The organisers of End of the Road 2011 have confirmed Mogwai as the second headliner for this year's festival, joining previously confirmed Beirut.
Other newly announced artists also making an appearance at Larmer Tree Gardens on September 2-4, North Dorset include Caitlin Rose, Dan Mangan, HEALTH, Tinariwen, The Secret Sisters,The Staves, White Denim, Wild Nothing and The Fresh & Onlys.
Now in it's 6th year, the End of the Road Festival 2011 includes UK festival exclusive appearances from Midlake, Laura Marling, The Walkmen, Wild Beasts and The Fall.
Adult weekend tickets for the event are £145 (incl. camping), with youth, children and campervan passes are also available direct online.
Full line-up on the End Of The Road Festival website.
12:55 PM | 08/03/2011
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