The Kaiser Chiefs will play an intimate gig for just 200 fans on December 2nd to kick off a week of big name acts playing for small audiences at The Camden Assembly.
Jess Glynne, Jake Bugg, Tom Odell and Clean Bandit will also be playing a night each at the venue across the week as part of an initiative to raise money for music therapy charity Nordoff Robbins, which works with thousands of vulnerable people in care homes, schools and hospitals.
Fans will need to pay £2 a go to enter a lottery for the chance to win a pair of tickets to their chosen gig, and are free to enter as many times as they wish in order to increase their chances of winning. All proceeds will go directly to the charity.
The lottery will open at 1pm on Monday October 31st and run via ticketing app DICE, but fans can register now at camdenassembly.com to be notified as soon as they can enter.
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The Camden Assembly occupies the former Barfly site on Camden’s Chalk Farm Road, where Blur, Coldplay and Oasis have all played. It is the newest venue from The Colombo Group, which also runs The Jazz Café nearby as well as XOYO in Shoreditch and Phonox in Brixton.
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