We are pleased to announce The Walkmen will perform an intimate show at Q Live At Concrete.
The acclaimed American five-piece will be playing a special intimate show for Q Live At Concrete on 22 June. They released their sixth album, Lisbon, towards the end of last year and are always a thrilling live prospect. Enter our competition for your chance to win tickets.
What's more, one lucky winner will get the chance to interview the band 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 Wednesday 8 June.
9:08 AM | 26/04/2011
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