Land Of Kings '10

Land Of Kings returns on Friday 23rd April. The event will be based on the Dalston/Stoke Newington borders, London, the festival connects a selection of venues with some of the areas artists, DJs, promoters and labels.

Line-up

The line-up includes A Love Supreme, Arne Blackman, Bill Brewster, Black Rainbow, Cheatahs (DJs), Clancy, Cocknbullkid (DJ Set), Detachments, Deep Teknologj, Dignan Porch, Dollop DJs, Faze Action, Feeding Time Djs, Filthy Few, Greco Roman Soundsystem, Graffiti Island (DJs), Gyratory System, Hackney Colliery Band, Horrors (DJ Set), Isa Gt, Joe Ransom, Jonny Rock, Kindness (DJ Set), Little Boots, (DJ Set), Living In A Disco, Loki Star, Lovers & Gamblers, Lovvers DJs, Magnets, Matty J & Ben Terry, Nadia Ksaiba, Naomi, Oui Cherie, Ronojoy Dam, Rory Phillips, Savage, Beach, Sexbeat, Simon A. Carr, Skip Theatre, Soft Rocks, Sound Of Rum, Speakers Corner Quartet, Special K, Spin Spin, The Dogs, Tayo, Taktal, Thomas Bullock (Rub 'N' Tug), Transparent Djs, Wet Paint, and Yuck.

Tickets

Limited early bird tickets are priced at £10, a standard ticket will be priced at £12. To buy tickets, click here.

Theatres, basement bars, clubs and pubs, cafes and warehouse spaces will host over a kilometre of locally sourced festival fun and provide the backdrop for a good old East End knees up. There will be a special cabaret commission from interactive theatre company Gideon Reeling, talent showcases from Thisisnotanexit records and the Pool DJ agency, and club nights from Say Yes, Girlcore and Living in a Disco. Arcola Theatre is one of the most respected arts venues in the UK. Housed in a stunning converted factory, it is a favourite of established theatre literati.

From April 6th to 24th, Arcola will be showing the UK premiere of award-winning actor Laurence Fishburne's powerful hit play, Riff Raff, about two half brothers and a crack den in the Lower East Side. After the show, doors will be opened for a unique night for Land of Kings.

New for 2010 is Dalston's most underground venue, the 'Dungeon of Discoveries'. In a bunker below Dalston's main artery, festival-goers will explore a sprawling exhibition space of interconnecting rooms to experience multiple performances and sensory-based interactive installations.

The Rebel Dining Society, meanwhile, have taken the concept of pop-up dining experiences to new levels; using a passion for food, art, music and dining in unexpected locations. Partnering with the festival for a special 'Royal Banquet', tRDS will be taking over a secret venue on the festival trail, transforming it into a restaurant and serving-up a three-course dinner fit for a king in eccentric surroundings. Reservations can be made when buying advance tickets.

Hackney-based design studio Patternity will be curating a special UV-lit exhibition – “A Tapestry of Dalston” - at The Printworks gallery. The exhibition is influenced by the curators’ experiences in some of Dalston's UV lit-basement venues and will be displayed under ultraviolet lamps, giving each piece added depth and contrast.

More information will be here when available.