Name: Land Of Kings 2011
Start: 2011-04-28
End: 2011-04-29
Location: various venues in the East End, London

Land Of Kings 2011

Thursday 28th to Friday 29th April 2011
various venues in the East End, London, N16 8BH, England MAP
early bird £10 for both days

Last updated: Wed 27th Apr 2011

Land Of Kings returns on Thursday 28th and Friday 29th 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

Live acts: Ghostpoet, Mums Of Death, Ragga Twins, Bleeding Heart Narrative, Brassroots, Django Django, Visions of Trees, D/R/U/G/S, and Gwilym Gold.
DJ sets: 2manyDJs, Hyponik, Funkineven, Om, Unit, Eeek, Empire, Soul Jazz Soundsystem, Wild Geese, Romy XX, Idjut Boys, Rory Phillips, Sam Farahmand, James Yuill, Shut Up & Dance and Hannah Holland.
Expect everything from electro-disco rave-ups to bass-heavy vibes via locally-sourced showcases courtesy of Moshi Moshi, Girlcore, Say Yes, Batty Bass, Brownswood and Clash Magazine.

This year also sees an ever-expanding arts programme, with special commissions and exhibits by some of the area's finest. Hackney Film Festival curates a night of shorts whilst warehouse-theatre specialists Stoke Newington International Airport present a wedding-inspired cabaret, including Kate Middleton striptease by international burlesque star Agent Lynch. Elsewhere, a post-war bunker becomes the location for 'Prince William Hill' an interactive games parlour and, around another corner, the WI's hippest incarnation, Dalston Darlings give a modern twist to all things English.

Tickets

Early Bird 2-day tickets are priced from £10. To buy tickets, click here.

The festival wristband will grant access to some of Dalston's best-loved venues, including the RIO Cinema, Arcola Theatre, Vortex Jazz Club, The Alibi, The Nest and Moustache Bar alongside a host of secret hideaways to be found.

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. Guests will be able to dine on a regal banquet laid on by a host of carefully selected concessions as well as special discounts in local Turkish restaurants for festival-goers. Or can stop off for brew in London Fields Radio's pop-up studio/cafe.

More information will be here when available.