The Lake District’s own Kendal Calling has announced its four-day line-up, in what is a stellar weekend of music for all tastes. The Courteeners will grace the main stage, and will be joined in the headline slot by the newly re-formed Doves…
Where? Lowther Deer Park, Cumbria When? Thursday 26 – Sunday 29 July 2018 Who’s Headlining? The Libertines, Run DMC, Catfish & The Bottlemen Who else is on? Hacienda Classical, Shed Seven, James, Ocean Colour Scene, White Lies, Peter Hook, and…
Back with a bang in 2018 – Kendal Calling has announced that The Libertines, Run DMC and Catfish & The Bottlemen will be headlining this year’s celebrations. White Lies, Black Honey and YONAKA will also perform across the weekend. Taking place…
Finally, the countries quirkiest and most amalgamating festival is up and running again. The rain lashes down as families and wide-eyed youths alike slither though the sludge, hunting high ground to set up camp. Anticipations rise with the mud levels…
Where? Lowther Deer Park, Cumbria When? Thursday 27 – Sunday 30 July 2017 Who’s Headlining? Manic Street Preachers, Stereophonics & Franz Ferdinand Who else is on? Frank Turner, Jake Bugg, Slaves, DMA’s, Kate Nash, & More. This year includes big names in Indie,…
Kendal Calling have announced the first names of 2017’s line-up, including Stereophonics, Franz Ferdinand and Manic Street Preachers. Following last year’s sell out festival and Kendal Calling winning Best Medium Festival once again, huge names have been announced for 2017’s line-up….
A final day of music, and as the sense of fear of leaving to return to the real world on Monday is pushed to the back of our mind, we prepare for perhaps the biggest acts yet. Oasis architect Noel…
The second day in the fields gets underway, with an significant weather improvement on its predecessor. Thursday saw the standard set by a triumphant Charlatans, but with the first full day of music scheduled there is nothing to suggest it…
The third day of Kendal Calling 2016 and another that begins under clear skies and sunshine. After the usual morning ritual of a walk to the breakfast bar and water tap, a walk that seems to get longer everyday, it’s…
The picturesque fields of Lowther Deer Park filled up on Thursday, and although the views above the vast rolling hillside of Cumbria were bleak, the excitement in the air for four days of music hung heavier than the weather. The…