On Saturday April 30 and Sunday May 1, Gaymers Camden Crawl 2011 takes place. Now it's 10th birthday year, this annual mini-festival in one of London's key music hotspots will showcase over 200 bands in 50 venues.
With a host of well known names already confirmed including British Sea Power, Simian Mobile Disco, Saint Etienne, Frankie & The Heartstrings, Villagers and Teenage Fanclub, not to mention a large swathe of 2011's hottest up and coming talent, it's likely to be a whirlwind of gigs for anyone attending.
The programme kicks off at midday on the Saturday with music going through till 4am each morning and as usual schedules and surprise guests/gigs are to be expected!
Camden Crawl - Tickets
Standard weekend tickets £63.50. Sat & Sun day tickets £39.50 and are available from Aloud.com and other outlets.
Q have teamed up with the organisers to offer one of our readers a pair of tickets to the event. To be in the running for this competition simply answer the question below.
For more information see the Gaymers Camden Crawl 2011 website.
Answer this question to be in the running:
One of this year's Camden Crawl headliners are who?
A) Anglo-Saxon Solar System
B) British Sea Power
C) Magnolia Electric Co.
Closing date: April 21, 2011.
12:06 PM | 18/03/2011
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