Rizzle Kicks have joined the line-up for January's Q Now: The Sessions.
With Dry The River and Emili Sande's shows already sold out, and a limited numbers of £10 tickets available for the other nights - all at London's XOYO - the Brighton duo are expanding our series of gigs with their own show on 27 January.
Tickets for the pairs show go on sale at 9am (GMT) tomorrow (9 December) and like the other nights cost £10.
Get yours from Aloud.com.
The full line-up for Q Now: The Sessions so far is:
Dry The River, Clock Opera, Rae Morris (23 January)
Emeli Sande & Michael Kiwanuka (24)
To Kill A King, Jamie N Commons, Jodie Marie (25)
Howler & Zulu Winter (26)
Rizzle Kicks (27)
Tickets cost £10, get them from Aloud.com now.
Check out music from all the acts playing this year's Q Now: The Sessions:
8:00 AM | 08/12/2011
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