WIN CASS MCCOMBS TICKETS!
November 26, 2009,
Written by The 405
Following on from our fabulous competition giving away tickets to see Port O'Brien this week, we have another AMAZING competition for you!
It involves seeing one of America's finest songwriters, Cass McCombs, plus an all star support line-up of Sian Alice Group and Left With Pictures; all under the roof of the rather spectacular Lexington in London this Monday (30th).
For your chance to win all you need to do is send us a link to the FUNNIEST picture you can find. Send links in the comment section below or via our twitter (@The405)
Competition ends this Sunday (29th) and the winner will be notified that night.
Vital Info
VENUE / THE LEXINGTON 96-98 PENTONVILLE ROAD,
LONDON, N1 9JB 020 7837 5371
TIME / 20:00
TUBE / ANGEL / KINGS CROSS
TEL / 020 7837 5371
TICKET INFO / £7.50
URL / WWW.MYSPACE.COM/CASSMCCOMBS, WWW.MYSPACE.COM/SIANALICEGROUP, WWW.MYSPACE.COM/LEFTWITHPICTURES
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