We are pleased to announce Miles Kane will perform an intimate show at Q Live At Concrete.
The former Rascal and Last Shadow puppet has recently embarked on a solo career and will appear at the the intimate environs of London's Concrete on 23 May, just a couple of weeks after the release of his debut solo album, Colour Of The Trap, giving you more than enough time to learn all the words to its songs.
What's more, one lucky winner will get the chance to interview him before the gig.
Apply for tickets at the Q Live At Concrete micro-site.
Q Live At Concrete is Q's free monthly music night featuring exclusive intimate shows from influential artists and the rising stars of tomorrow. Begun in January 2011, hotly tipped Nashville rock'n'rollers Mona, Mercury Prize nominated Conor O'Brien's The Villagers, Greg Dulli's Twilight Singers and those Liverpudlian rapscallions The Wombats have already graced the stage.
Closing date for entry is Monday 9 May.
10:09 AM | 13/04/2011
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this abum will be a defining moment in milses career and lift him to status of stardom he truly deserves .check out tracks off his forth coming album on his official web site.and you will not be dissapointed at all al i can say its going to be the album of 2011
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