Originally written by TheBoyDeadly · 23 February 2008
The line-up for this year’s Camden Crawl has been announced.
Scanning down the list of bands - certain big-name headliners are yet to be officially announced - eyes turn to the undercard. DiS, as an official partner of this year's Crawl, will be bringing you more line-up and venue information when we have it.
Stand-out acts performing over both the Friday and Saturday of the event include Future of the Left, Ipso Facto, Let’s Wrestle, Los Campesinos! and Wild Beasts (pictured), with Eugene McGuinness and Agaskodo Teliverek manfully repping the Friday-only artists.
Saturday’s choice cuts come in the shapes of Kode 9 and Skepta - form your own opinions from the below:
Appearing on both days: The Answering Machine Bobby Cook Bombay Bicycle Club Cage The Elephant Cat The Dog Thecocknbullkid The Creepy Morons Does It Offend You, Yeah? Elle s'appelle Fanfarlo Florence and the Machine Future of the Left The Haunts Ida Maria Ipso Facto Johnny Flynn Johnny Foreigner Ladyhawke Lets Wrestle Los Campesinos! Lovvers Lykke Li Make Model Noah and the Whale One Night Only Operator Please Royworld Slow Club Sam Isaac Sam Sparro Tellison This City Wild Beasts
Friday only: Agaskodo Teliverek Blackhole Cheap Hotel Cutting Pink with Knives Eugene McGuinness Figure 5 The Ghost Frequency Hatcham Social In Case Of Fire JME The King Blues Pete Molinari Post War Years Rolo Tomassi The Rushes Sergeant Shut Your Eyes And You'll Burst Into Flames Simone White SixNationState Soko Vinny Vinny William Yoav Youthmovies
Saturday only: Acoustic Ladyland The Brute Chorus Circulus Cheeky Cheeky and the Nosebleeds Damn Shames The Dirty Feel Duels Innerpartysystem Invasion Jay Jay Pistolet Kode 9 Lucy and the Caterpillar Nic Dawson Kelly Pacific! Reuben Rosie Oddie and the Odd Squad Skepta Sky Larkin Slagsmalsklubben Stricken City Team Waterpolo Tronic Youth White Lies
The Crawl takes over a number of venues in the vicinity of north London on the 18th and 19th of April. One day passes come to £29.70, while the whole weekend will set you back £49.20 – find entrance here.
Any/all of the above tickling your fancy? Who'd you like to see play a headline slot in one of Camden's smallest bars? Travis? What? Jeeeeez...